T1000s have four threads per core, so you'll actually want one worker
thread per thread, assuming you do no database calling at all. If you do
do database access, you'll want more. The second paragraph of "Tune the
HTTP threads" covers that: I'd start at 24 and increase them until you
don't see any performance improvement (and CPU usage stays at full under
load).
glassfish_at_javadesktop.org wrote:
> I read this literally "On a CMT machine like the SunFire T5220 server, ..." so I did not think of configuring it for the T1000. I'll try it.
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> Also according to the blog 1 acceptor per 1-4 CPUs/"cores" this is true. I put 2 acceptor threads and I saw drastic reduction in performance. The worker threads are at 6. Again as per the article 1 per CPU. I have the 6 core 1Ghz T1000.
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> The other thing I will investigate is trying to find a biger client machine or use several ones.
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