Typically performance improvement is an iterative process involving detailed testing where use-cases are benchmarked against a performance goal and then bottlenecks are identified and configuration (or code) changes are made to address those bottlenecks until the performance goal is reached.
There's almost never a "silver bullet" where a single configuration change increases performance for all use-cases. It's all about your specific use-case and the trade-offs which allow you to meet your performance goals. Justin On Thu, Sep 15, 2022 at 11:39 AM Wendell Hatcher < wendellhatcher1...@gmail.com> wrote: > Hello, are there any performance improbement guidelines for ActiveMQ and > would using GC1 help to improve performance within the JVM? >
