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CPU Utilization for JBoss & Apache

 
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Hello all,

I'm trying to get information on CPU utilization for JBoss for a J2ee (web) application with 500 concurrent users and 5000 total users. It uses Struts, Oracle, JMS and little bit of web services.

can anyone, please, point me some % about memory and cpu utilization of jboss for a requirement like the one mentioned above ? Any benchmarks already available ? We are looking for this information to decide the appropriate hardware (memory, CPU etc...) required for Production.

Appreciate your help.

Thanks,
Srini
 
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Well, here is the deal, you will not find any JBoss benchmarks, because JBoss doesn't believe in them because they are not reflective of what you will actually see, each deployment is different, so looking at any benchmark to your application will always be apples to oranges. And obviously any benchmarks created by competition companies will always skew to their server. So you cannot trust any of that information. Besides 56.2% of all statistics are made up.

So, you need to set up a small machine and do some tests of your own. It depends on heap size, your size of your sessions, pool sizing of Connection pools, EJB pools, Servlet Pools, amount of data coming through the wire. There are lots to look at.

Good Luck and try getting the Apress book called Java EE 5 Performance and Management.

Mark
 
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