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Performance in Confluence 3.5

Sozhavendhan M

Currently we are using confluence 3.4 and its performance is so low and we are planning for upgrading it to 3.5.

Can you please state me the features which enhances the Performance of Confluence application by upgrading it from 3.4 to 3.5.

Thanks in Advance..

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MatthewC

A couple of questions....

What investigations have you done so far?
Where is the slowness coming from?
What is slow? What is the user experience?
Why Confluence 3.5? It hits end of life on 6 Sep 2013. Is there a reason you are not upgrading to Confluence 4.x ? https://confluence.atlassian.com/display/Support/Atlassian+Support+End+of+Life+Policy
have you looked at the release notes? they usually tell you the enhancements: https://confluence.atlassian.com/display/DOC/Confluence+3.5+Release+Notes

MatthewC

BTW Confluence 3.4 wasn't a slow product, well maybe compared to what it is now but I suspect your problem is coming from somewhere other than just the core confluence product

Nic Brough -Adaptavist-

I suspect the target is 3.5 because a lot of users want wiki markup and 3.5 is the last version of Confluence that has it. There's a lot of people seriously considering dropping it because of that (I'm aware of four large sites on the way to other systems before September)

Nic Brough -Adaptavist-

I have to agree with you on the performance side though - I've still got a couple of people on 3.4 and it's working fine for them. The users I know of on 3.5 don't really see much improvement in performance, so if there's an issue dragging down your 3.4, it's unlikely to be fixed by going to 3.5.