Last night, we switched the customer box in question from running Tomcat
under Java 7 (64-bit) to Java 8 (64-bit), and all day today, the
processor load from the Tomcat server has been dramatically lighter. I
haven't seen the overall CPU over around 70% today, and haven't seen the
Tomcat's JVM job usage over 30% (as I type this, the overall is at
48.1%, of which the JVM job is a mere 7.8%), where before, it was
peaking at full saturation, with the Tomcat JVM job alone accounting for
as much as 90% or more.
I am cautious about this, but I think maybe just the switch to Java 8
alone has solved the problem.
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JHHL
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