Hi, >One of my client is trying to use Tomcat Server (3.3.1) with their web >service products. One of the challenge we face is the memory/cpu usage on >Windows 2000 server. They currently have IBM Websphere to handle various >java servlet and JSP, and memory usage is little pretty high from their >point of view. Is there any website or benchmark I can get to see how >tomcat use cpu/memory usage? Thanks for your info.
There's a perfect benchmark out there for you, doing exactly what you need!!! You can get it by installing tomcat (preferably the latest stable version, not 3.3.1), installing your app, and benchmarking it with a tool like JMeter, OptimizeIt, JProbe, wget, the Grinder, or any other of the many that are out there. Almost the only benchmark that's significant is the one conducted on your own app. Different apps will have wildly different resource utilizations on the same server, so looking at someone else's benchmarks for their app on tomcat (or weblogic for that matter, or any other server), can be wrong if not downright misleading. Regardless, you should have a load / stress test in place before you change servers to ensure your new server platform can handle expected loads... Yoav Shapira Millennium ChemInformatics
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