Blog : How to Scale Apache Tomcat in the Cloud with RabbitMQ and JMX

posted by jbrisbin on June 3, 2010 10:20 PM

I sometimes pine for the days when I just had one server to worry about. I wax nostalgic, remembering how easy my life was when I didn't have servers and virtual machines growing out of my ears. It's almost the same feeling I get thinking about the days when I only had one child and you could just pop them in a carseat and take off. Now I've got kids driving themselves and their siblings to several activities a day and I can hardly keep track of whether I'm coming or going. I feel the same way about my data center.

Knowledge Base : Moving to a 64-bit OS/JVM

posted by SpringSource on April 7, 2010 01:55 PM

64bit operating systems are very common for Tomcat deployments today, while 32-bit JVMs are still used with these OSes.

There is absolutely no risk moving to such a platform. 64bit JVMs are also common, but are only used when the applications require lots of memory space, to go over the 32bit memory barrier

Moving Tomcat to either

OS/64 JVM/64 or
OS/64 JVM/32

is not an issue. It has been proven in numerous enterprise environments.

Knowledge Base : JVM crashes when using jvisualvm profiler on tcServer 6.0.19A

posted by SpringSource on March 14, 2010 10:10 AM

The new XML parser in Tomcat 6.0.19 and Tomcat 6.0.20 is case-sensitive and may be related to this problem.

When jvisualvm profiler is connected to tcServer 6.0.19A, JVM crashes. The new XML parser in Tomcat 6.0.19 and Tomcat 6.0.20 is case-sensitive and may be related to this problem. Turn off the default settings of compiling classes with debug information, it should prevent JVM for tcServer from crashing.

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Blog : How to Scale Apache Tomcat in the Cloud with RabbitMQ and JMX

Knowledge Base : Moving to a 64-bit OS/JVM

64bit operating systems are very common for Tomcat deployments today, while 32-bit JVMs are still used with these OSes.

Knowledge Base : JVM crashes when using jvisualvm profiler on tcServer 6.0.19A

The new XML parser in Tomcat 6.0.19 and Tomcat 6.0.20 is case-sensitive and may be related to this problem.

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Blog : How to Scale Apache Tomcat in the Cloud with RabbitMQ and JMX

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64bit operating systems are very common for Tomcat deployments today, while 32-bit JVMs are still used with these OSes.

Knowledge Base : JVM crashes when using jvisualvm profiler on tcServer 6.0.19A

The new XML parser in Tomcat 6.0.19 and Tomcat 6.0.20 is case-sensitive and may be related to this problem.

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