On 26.3.2010 2:30, Mon Cab wrote:
Tomcat is taking 3 mins to start up, while it used to start up in a matter of seconds. We have 2 containers set up with 7-9 hosts configured, each with its own docbase directory.Looking at the working directory, it seems that there is a directory for each host and for some unknown reason within that directory there are directories for each of the other hosts docbases ie. work | |-catalina -- domain1.com | |- docbase for domain1 |- docbase for domain 2 ... -- docbase for domain7 -- domain2.com | |- docbase for domain1 |- docbase for domain 2 ... -- docbase for domain7 Is this supposed to happen?
That's actually quite curious. Your configuration looks like you have just one application running on each domain, but the log looks like it is starting up all applications for all domains. That alone makes it take quite some time. You might wish to check your deployment practices. A somewhat related thing is that the time seems to be consumed primarily in the application startup phase. Once after you find and correct the reason for this "all apps on all domains" issue, you might wish to increase per-application logging to such a level that you can see what is going on - unless just solving this primary problem is enough. Of course, one way to find the solution would be to find "what changed" at the time the response time increased from the old "seconds" to the current. -- ..Juha --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: users-unsubscr...@tomcat.apache.org For additional commands, e-mail: users-h...@tomcat.apache.org
