We have severe problems bringing stability to our Apache/Tomcat/JBoss based
application on Linux OS. Every thing seems to run stable while traffic is
low. But when traffic increases the VM forkes hundered of OS processes what
causes thousands (40,000) of open files. At the end all OS resources
This is not a weak implementation. It is simply an implementation
choice. On Intel hardware, you are effectively limited to about 4000
threads, which is the default in Windows. If you need to do so, you can
increase the number of task slots available in Linux by editing
include/linux/tasks.h
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Stability problems on Linux
Hello,
just some more words concerning threads on windows...
Green threads are called Fibers under Windows. If you want to limit your OS
thread usage, you can use another JVM such as JRockit for example that
provides a many-to-one mapping of Java-Threads to OS-Threads. With this
JVM, I have
