> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> OS: Solaris
OK.
> 64 bit
OK.
> 16 GB ram
Your server only *has* 16 Gbytes of RAM. If it also has 16 Gbytes of
*free* RAM, which is what I asked, then you have an unusually slim
version of Solaris ;-).
Anyway, given that lot you're tinkering at the edges by allocating a
mere gigabyte or so to your JVM. If you have enough RAM and if the JVM
running Tomcat is the main application on the system, I'd give it (say)
80% of the free (note *free*, not total) RAM on your system. That gives
a couple of gig for unusual overhead such as maintenance scripts. If
you're living alongside other applications or database servers, you'll
have to size the JVM appropriately. The 64-bit Sun JVMs will quite
happily take as much RAM as you throw at them, at least for the next
couple of years while memory technology catches up.
- Peter
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