Remy,
I wondered about the impact of logging.
I'm not personally interested in comparing 3.x and 4.x, just in getting a
database on 4.0. I also wonder if such a comparison might ignore the
feature differences noted in the rant postings last week.
I am interested in what the thruput and response time numbers might mean
to a user when the system is experiencing a certain load level and a
certain mix of requests.
If no comparison with TC3.x is to be made, then should the AccessLogValve
be removed from the configuration? I think it might be good to leave it
in to see what performance people get out of the box. If AccessLogValve
is and continues to be a hog, then maybe it shouldn't be a default?
BTW, what did you use to do the profiling? What did you see? I'm planning
to use OptimizeIt4.0 when I can get it and get it to attach.
Roy
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On 11/8/00, 12:21:45 PM, "Remy Maucherat" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote regarding
Re: TC4-m4 REquestInfoExample data, questions, modified scripts:
> TC4-m4 REquestInfoExample data, questions, modified scriptsHi,
> I did some testing myself, mainly because it's been 3 months since my
last
> round, and Catalina has changed a bit since then.
> I also did a little bit of profiling of Catalina as a whole, and of the
HTTP
> connector.
> When you do some testing, you may want to remove the AccessLogValve from
> your configuration, because it's incredibly slow right now. Also, by
> default, Catalina logs a lot of stuff, which is not the case with TC3.x,
for
> example. To get a fair comparison between 2 servers, I think the level of
> logging should be similar.
> I suggest we consider not including the AccesLogValve in the default
> configuration until some optimization work is done on it.
> Remy
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