Re: Tomcat Configuration in Multi Core Systems

2011-04-24 Thread Justin Randall
st Reply-To: "Tomcat Users List" Subject: Re: Tomcat Configuration in Multi Core Systems On 4/24/2011 3:07 AM, sujikin wrote: > Hi, > > Thanks for your replies. I was sure Server B will never will be able to > match Server A even if it had > infinite processors in it

Re: Tomcat Configuration in Multi Core Systems

2011-04-24 Thread David Kerber
On 4/24/2011 3:07 AM, sujikin wrote: Hi, Thanks for your replies. I was sure Server B will never will be able to match Server A even if it had infinite processors in it ( provided everything remains the same). Just wanted to confirm. @David Server B has *116* processors only. Slow because of ti

Re: Tomcat Configuration in Multi Core Systems

2011-04-24 Thread sujikin
Hi, Thanks for your replies. I was sure Server B will never will be able to match Server A even if it had infinite processors in it ( provided everything remains the same). Just wanted to confirm. @David Server B has *116* processors only. Slow because of time taken to handle single request. Re

Re: Tomcat Configuration in Multi Core Systems

2011-04-23 Thread Justin Randall
Hi Sujeet, In any application, speed is primarily determined by serial portions of code execution. Speed isn't something that is increased by adding more threads, however throughput can usually be increased which has the illusion of increasing "speed" for a given workload. That said, you shou

Re: Tomcat Configuration in Multi Core Systems

2011-04-23 Thread David Kerber
On 4/23/2011 2:31 PM, Sujeet Singh wrote: Hi, I have two servers which has below configuration, Server A has 32 GB RAM, 4 processors each of 2.8 GHz Server B has 32 GB RAM, 116 processors each of 1.6 GHz. Both servers has tomcat installed having same configuration. Tomcat of server B is at