Versions Compared

Key

  • This line was added.
  • This line was removed.
  • Formatting was changed.

...

Section


Column
width60%


Document Properties Marker
overridefalse


Short DescriptionHave you ever experienced performance problems with your Confluence on premise (Server) installation? This tip might help you.
Doctypetopichide
NameMonitoring Confluence
Short Name
Parent
Parent Property
propertyParent
property-nameName

Audience

Name List
doctyperole
render-no-hits-as-blanktrue
render-list-as-comma-separated-valuestrue
namesConfluence Administrator, Documentation Architect
propertyAudience


Level of Experience

Name List
doctypeexperience-level
render-no-hits-as-blanktrue
namesExpert
propertyLevel of Experience
empty-as-nonefalse


Expected Duration25 min
Subject
Name List
doctypesubject
propertySubject

Categories
Name List
doctypecategory
propertyCategories

Tags

Tag List
render-list-as-comma-separated-valuestrue
namesConfluence, projectdoc Toolbox, links, navigation, dynamic links, automatic links
propertyTags

hide
Iteration

Iteration
valueproduction

hide
Type

Name List
doctypetopic-type
render-no-hits-as-blanktrue
namesTip
propertyType


Sponsors
Name List
doctypestakeholder
render-no-hits-as-blanktrue
propertySponsors

Sort Keyhide
enable-heading-numberstruehide




Column


Panel
titleContents

Table of Contents
outlinetrue
indent20px
stylenone



...

Section
show-titlefalse
titleDescription

Confluence together with the projectdoc Toolbox makes it easy to handle and maintain your documents. But sometimes you run into trouble. Your Confluence on-premise (server) installation seems to slow down. Saving a page or opening pages with many excerpt include macros (we call them transclusions and have the specialized Transclusion Macro for this and many other use cases) becomes very slow. But who is the culprit? Is it really your page with the macros you are using or is it something else (e.g. slow database, inappropriate configuration of your JVM)?


 
Section
titleSummary



Section
titlePrerequisites

...

Section
titleJavaMelody

JavaMelody might help you! Since 2010 also available for Atlassian products as an add-on.

Just install the JavaMelody Monitoring Plugin using this Installation Guide.

The purpose of JavaMelody is to monitor Java or Java EE applications in test and production environments. It is not a tool to simulate requests from users. It is a tool to measure and calculate statistics on real operation of an application depending on its actual usage.

JavaMelody is open-source (ASL) and production-ready: used in production in an application of 25 person years worth development time. JavaMelody is easy to integrate in most applications and is lightweight (no profiling and no database).

Quote External
authorJavaMelody : monitoring of JavaEE applications
sourcehttps://github.com/javamelody/javamelody/wiki


 

Statistics screenshot of a JVM with JavaMelody (more charts)


...

Section
titleResources

For more information on caching and performance, follow these links:

Tour
render-as-definition-listtrue
replace-title-with-nametrue


TitleShort Description
Increasing the Document Cache 




Piwik Set Multiple Custom Variables


NameValue
Departmentprojectdoc
Categoryprojectdoc-tip
Typehowto