have no way of evaluating how much each change contributed. Changing one
parameter at a time helps you to evaluate whether the change does what you
want. Remember, every time you change a parameter to improve one area, you
almost always affect at least one other area that you may not have considered.
Tune one level of your system at a time
Tune one level of your system at a time. This helps you to understand how much
each area contributed. Consider the below-mentioned areas while tuning
processes:
Hardware
Network
Operating system
Application server
Web server
Database manager
Application programs
SQL statements
1.4.4 Consider the entire system
Beyond some limits, software alone cannot help much for further ...
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