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administration:performance [2016/09/13 19:18] demiankatzadministration:performance [2017/03/23 00:36] – [JAVA_OPTIONS] lmgonzales
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-:!: This section refers to VuFind 2.x and earlier, which include Solr 4 or earlier. Starting with VuFind 3.0, Solr 5 is bundled with VuFind, and it uses a different startup routine. To adjust the heap memory size in these versions, simply change the SOLR_HEAP environment variable.+:!: This section refers to VuFind 2.x and earlier, which include Solr 4 or earlier. Starting with VuFind 3.0, Solr 5 is bundled with VuFind, and it uses a different startup routine. To adjust the heap memory size in these versions, simply change the SOLR_HEAP environment variable. For additional Java tuning, see the solr.in.sh script in vufind/solr/vendor/bin/.
  
 If you are using the included distribution of Jetty, the tuning options are set in the JAVA_OPTIONS environmental variable. You can either set this for the user running the instance of Jetty (recommended) or in /etc/profile. If you are using the included distribution of Jetty, the tuning options are set in the JAVA_OPTIONS environmental variable. You can either set this for the user running the instance of Jetty (recommended) or in /etc/profile.
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-Once you have a log file, you can use the [[http://www.tagtraum.com/gcviewer.html|gcviewer]] or [[http://www.alphaworks.ibm.com/tech/pmat|PMAT]] tool to get a visual representation of its contents.  This is very helpful in measuring whether your configuration changes have had a positive impact!+Once you have a log file, you can use the [[https://github.com/chewiebug/GCViewer|gcviewer]] or [[http://www.alphaworks.ibm.com/tech/pmat|PMAT]] tool to get a visual representation of its contents.  This is very helpful in measuring whether your configuration changes have had a positive impact!
  
  
administration/performance.txt · Last modified: 2022/05/06 12:52 by demiankatz