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archiving older issues for system optimisation

Marius Dinca February 5, 2019

We run service desk 3.11 on jira 7.8.0 in server instance, we currently have around 20k issues and its starting to run a little slower, so we will need to archive some older issues.

Is there a way we can archive them but still have access to them? or the only way to improve performance is deletion?

Thanks.

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Alexey Matveev
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February 5, 2019

Hello,

20K issues should not influence performance. You need to find out the real reason.

Marius Dinca February 5, 2019

I run it on a VM with 4 xeon cores and 16gb ram, i gave the tomcat vm 2GB.

Sometimes Zabbix agent tells me it has some sql related issues like locks, timeouts.

And in resource monitor i see tomcat using 50% CPU constantly.

LE

also, performance means that we wait about 5ish to 10 s sometimes for it to finish sending a comment or perform a transition

Alexey Matveev
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February 5, 2019

Something is wrong with your system. You should investigate it. If you have any add-on installed, you should disable them first and see how it works.

You can find more info here:

https://confluence.atlassian.com/conf65/performance-tuning-939701906.html

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