After installing Jira on a newly installed OS, and having users test the performance feedback from them was positive.
Then very next steps I took involed: moving Jira off HSQL to Postgresql database located on the same machine.
Also enabling SSL with a 3rd party Cert.
After testing everything I made the server live shortly after users were complaining of the performance being painfully slow.
*note* this is a small user based install 10 user.
Any suggestions would be very helpful
Try checking the dbrespone time.. and the memory usage and cpu load.. These are the parameters that makes a lot of difference.
Can you say what OS you are using?
Also...how did you lay things out and is the machine a desktop or a real server. Depending on your hardware configuration it can also be the cause of the bog down and not Jira.
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First check the log for errors, secondly read http://confluence.atlassian.com/display/JIRAKB/Crashes+and+Performance+Issues+Troubleshooting
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I did not find
java.lang.OutOfMemoryError or
attempt timed out - waited
in my log file.
I read a few threads on this forum where people changed the
maxthreads="150" to maxthreads="400" in there server.xml
and had success on increasing the performance of jira.
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Any luck with that? Any of the other stuff in the document help?
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