Oracle Audio Technologies A86828-01 User Manuals

Table of Contents

• Performance Terms

  1
• What is Performance Tuning?

  1
• Response Time

  1
• System Throughput

  1
• Wait Time

  1
• Critical Resources

  1
• Effects of Excessive Demand

  1
• Adjustments to Relieve Problems

  1
• Setting Performance Targets

  1
• Setting User Expectations

  1
• Evaluating Performance

  1
• Performance Methodology

  1
• Factors in Improving Performance

  1
• Architecture

  1
• Monitoring Processor Use

  2
• Using the sar Utility (AIX, HP-UX, Intel Solaris)

  2
• Using the top Utility

  2
• Monitoring the Web Server

  2
• Using the mod_status Utility

  2
• Logging Server Statistics to a File

  2
• Monitoring JServ Processes

  2
• Sizing your Hardware and Resources

  3
• Understanding Concurrent Users and User Population

  3
• Determining CPU Requirements

  3
• Secure Sockets Layer Impact on CPU Requirements

  3
• Determining Memory Requirements

  3
• Memory for Non-HTTP Server Software and Operating System

  3
• HTTP Server Memory Requirements

  3
• JServ Memory Requirements

  3
• Determining Java Heap Size

  3
• Servlet and OracleJSP pages Memory Requirements

  3
• Number of JServ Processes

  3
• TCP Tuning

  4
• Linux Tunables

  4
• MaxClients

  4
• SSL Session Caching

  4
• Impact of Logging

  4
• HTTP/1.1

  4
• Persistent Connections

  4
• Apache Versions

  4
• JServ Overview

  5
• Optimizing Servlet Performance

  5
• Loading Servlet Classes

  5
• Automatic Class Reloading

  5
• Load Balancing

  5
• Using Single Thread Model Servlets

  5
• What is OracleJSP?

  5
• OracleJSP Page Performance Tuning

  5
• Impact of Session Management

  5
• Developer Mode

  5
• Buffering

  5
• Enhancing OracleJSP Performance

  5