Hi,
It depends. Maybe it will not work still. Or maybe one way to fix
this problem is asking for more physical memory.
It's better that you could have some investigations into your server
performance
to find out the bottleneck.
Br,
Bill
On Tuesday, April 16, 2013 5:27:49 PM UTC
Hi,
On Tuesday, April 16, 2013 5:27:49 PM UTC+8, Aswini Rajasekaran wrote:
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> This is how Jenkins gets started, java -XX:MaxPermSize=512m
> -XX:PermSize=128m
> -Xms2g -Xmx2g
> The Max Permsize for jvm is 512mb.
> Isn't this enough?
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This is how Jenkins gets started, java -XX:MaxPermSize=512m -XX:PermSize=128m
-Xms2g -Xmx2g
The Max Permsize for jvm is 512mb.
Isn't this enough?
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Is the JVM low on permgen?
On 16 April 2013 10:13, aswini.r wrote:
> I was monitoring the CPU and memory usage of Jenkins when it runs very
> slow.
> I used the top command to do that and found out Jenkins process uses nearly
> 400% of CPU when it is loaded fully. Memory usage is only 20-25%. S
I was monitoring the CPU and memory usage of Jenkins when it runs very slow.
I used the top command to do that and found out Jenkins process uses nearly
400% of CPU when it is loaded fully. Memory usage is only 20-25%. So I think
memory shouldn't be a problem. I am not sure how to fix the CPU issue
Thanks Kevin, will try to do that way and see if it improves the performance.
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No. The last step of my build script uses 'tar' to produce a tar-file of all
the files that should be archived by Jenkins. The Jenkins job then is
configured to *only* archive that one tar-file, nothing else.
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Hi, artifacts are quite a large number of files. They have 5-6 war files , 1
in that will be more than 70MB and the remaining 3-4 will be around 20-30MB
in size. There is another zip file that is also archived, which is more than
110MB. I can remove this file from the artifacts list.
But doing thi
Are these single-file artifacts, or directory trees with lots of files in them?
Archiving large numbers of files in a job makes Jenkins very, very slow. I
worked around this by having my job create an archive itself of the artifacts,
and then sending that archive to Jenkins to store. This means
Hi, this is the linux server details Red Hat Enterprise Linux ES release 4
(Nahant Update 4).
SVN is installed on another linux server and the repository is in a
database, not flat file storage system. Its version is 1.7.6
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Hi Subbu, what kind of FTP issue is there in 1.510?
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Yes, The artifacts for some jobs will be around 1GB(around 10% of the jobs)
and for the remaining it will be around 500-600MB. There are nearly 150 jobs
in the server. There are 16 slaves tied to the master, but not all the
slaves share the load. Currently more than 80% of the jobs are processed by
Try upgrading to 1.510, one thing for sure is it is much better in
performance compared with older versions. There is still a FTP issue around
which you may need to deal with when you restart Jenkins
-Subbu
On Thu, Apr 11, 2013 at 7:00 PM, aswini.r wrote:
> I am running Jenkins v.1.505 in RedHat
Are you achieving big artifacts in your jobs?
On Thursday, April 11, 2013 9:30:58 PM UTC+8, Aswini Rajasekaran wrote:
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> I am running Jenkins v.1.505 in RedHat linux with the configurations 10GB
> RAM
> and 346GB disk space.
> There are more than 10 slaves connected to the box and the slaves a
What versions of RedHat and Java? What version of SVN server, and what's it run
on? We had some similar problems which were very release specific.
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