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How to make JIRA faster?

Borek Bernard

Are there any simple tips on how to make the default JIRA installation faster and more responsive? We use MS SQL Server as a backend.

I know JIRA is a big piece of software and that kind of justifies slower page loads but still, if there are some simple tips on how to improve JIRA's performance, I'd like to try them.

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JamieA

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Renjith Pillai

Probably this link helps

http://confluence.atlassian.com/display/JIRA044/Server+Administration

JamieA

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Nic Brough -Adaptavist-

Jamie beat me to what I'd post, but I'd also add "use a proper browser" as a client side improvement. That pretty much means "not Internet Explorer" to most users.

JamieA

Totally agree, with the tacit understanding that that's not always possible ;-)

Borek Bernard

JIRA is slow for us even in Chrome, I guess it doesn't have anything to do with the client side in our case.

Will read through the documentation, thanks.

Devu Heda

We have a large issue / project base. Here is some generic tips i can share

We used Oracle DB as we had inhouse expertise, its a deicated schema on a seperate machine with very good hardware
Provided enough resources for our VM (hardware and memory) where JIRA runs and its a dedicated ESX for the Atlassian Products (JIRA/Confluence)
Indexing is on a seperate drive altogether (fast access disc), helps a lot
Add plugins carefully, some plugins are killers ....
No N/W hops between the DB and production machine
GZIP Compression enabled

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