June 2012
Intermediate to advanced
638 pages
20h 46m
English
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WebSphere Application Server V8.5 Concepts, Planning, and Design Guide
by Jan Bajerski, Davide Barillari, Libor Cada, Susan Hanson, Guo Liang Huang, Rispna Jain, Shishir Narain, Jennifer Ricciuti, Christian Steege
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10.3.10 System tuning
Bottlenecks also occur at the system level. To prevent these bottlenecks, tune your storage,
network, and operating system adequately. The following aspects can potentially affect the
performance:
Storage
If your applications run much I/O, directly by using read/write instructions or indirectly by
using the database, check the storage box response times. Several storage improvements
take place at the operating system, network, or storage level:
– Increase the queue depth of disks
– Adjust the number of possible paths to reach a disk
– Reorganize data on the storage box
– Use high performance disks
A high performance disk example is a solid-state drive ...
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