Re: 725CPW vs 1450 IBM i Cloud System

Try to increase the thread count to 999 (Maximum) for the workload, and
move the subsystem to its own shared pool.

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Saludos/Regards

Diego E. KESSELMAN

On 29/04/24 10:37, Brad Stone wrote:

I have a max of 100. I tried to drop it down to like 10 but for some
reason the SSI requests that were waiting for an available job would just
error out right away (I haven't looked into why yet.. it shouldn't do

that).

As for the other things.. I'm no hardware guy.. sorry. :)

On Mon, Apr 29, 2024 at 11:08 AM Diego E. KESSELMAN <
diegokesselman@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:

Hi Brad,


* How many threads have you set for that particular Apache server?
* Do you have different storage tier options? Maybe a faster tier or
adding more IOPs (more disks or memory, depending on your vendor) could
help your workloads
* Can you change the amount of vCPUs?

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Diego E. KESSELMAN


On 29/04/24 09:37, Brad Stone wrote:

Yep, I've already got 14gb of memory.

On Mon, Apr 29, 2024 at 10:28 AM Gavin Inman <

midrangelist@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>

wrote:

We had a similar situation with a web server on i. We bumped from 1000
to 1500 CPW.. We also increased memory from 4 to 12GB.

Gavin.

On 4/29/2024 10:57 AM, Brad Stone wrote:

I am using a cloud system and I was set up with the lowest CPW

available.

It works in most situations except it is a little slow for websites

with a

lot of server side includes. This means that when a page is loaded

there

are 10 or more requests made at the same time to fulfill those SSI

requests

and it seems to overwhelm the CPU. (Think of it as 10 or more people
requesting a CGI web page at the same time).

Would a bump up from 725 to 1450 make much of a difference? Or is

there

any tuning one can do to help?

I am thinking about changing the way the pages are developed to not

use

so

many SSIs.. but they're so nice. :)

Bradley V. Stone
www.bvstools.com
Native IBM i e-Mail solutions for Microsoft Office 365, Gmail, or any

Cloud

Provider!


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