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Making RTC run more efficiently

Hi folks!

I am running RTC with RTS on Ubuntu 10.04 LTS *I know this isnt supported* - I have used a fix from a bug about too many open files to get this far.

The computer I am using is not massively powerful:

1.8ghz celeron with 768MB ram.

I am finding response times nearly unbearable when using the web pages or eclipse ide. When I look at htop on the ubuntu servers its stating the CPU is barely used - but memory is almost empty with 707/717 MB constantly used - 90% of that is the java process running RTC server. I feel this is the reason that the service appears very slow - as the CPU isnt being utilised and it is not the network.

I dont know what I installed, and I may have other things i dont want or use running as well - for instance QM etc - **cannot remeber the names**

Can anybody tell me how I can turn off everything I dont need - all I want is CCM.

Cheers,

Andy

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I personally wouldn't try running a server with less than 2 gigabytes of ram available for use by the server.

Cheers,
Geoff

Hi folks!

I am running RTC with RTS on Ubuntu 10.04 LTS *I know this isnt supported* - I have used a fix from a bug about too many open files to get this far.

The computer I am using is not massively powerful:

1.8ghz celeron with 768MB ram.

I am finding response times nearly unbearable when using the web pages or eclipse ide. When I look at htop on the ubuntu servers its stating the CPU is barely used - but memory is almost empty with 707/717 MB constantly used - 90% of that is the java process running RTC server. I feel this is the reason that the service appears very slow - as the CPU isnt being utilised and it is not the network.

I dont know what I installed, and I may have other things i dont want or use running as well - for instance QM etc - **cannot remeber the names**

Can anybody tell me how I can turn off everything I dont need - all I want is CCM.

Cheers,

Andy

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In your case, you have to either have more phsical memeory or enlarge your swap and configure your RTC server to have a large heap. 768 is too small, I'm not sure whether any one had run with that.

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