Dear community,
My team's Confluence instance, while only around 100 users, has a prolific documentation team (working for about 3 years solid). In the last few months we have started to notice decent sluggishness when accessing Confluence and requesting pages.
I have checked the following:
- No antivirus is running on that machine
- Multiple users on different OS/web browsers are reporting the same thing
- No proxy connection to the confluence server
- No obvious errors in <confluence-home>/logs/atlassian-confluence.log (tail -n 5000 atlassian-confluence.log | egrep "warning|error")
setenv.sh:
CATALINA_OPTS="$CATALINA_OPTS -Xms1024m -Xmx1024m -XX:MaxPermSize=384m -XX:+UseG1GC"
(I know the MaxPermSize flag is obsolete or not in favor anymore, I have yet to look into that)
On the System Information tab in our Confluence Instance the JAVA VM memory Stats:
Heap Memory
Used Memory (62 %) Free Memory (38 %)
38 % Free
Maximum Heap Size 1024 MB
Total Allocated Memory 1024 MB
Used Memory 630 MB
Free Allocated Memory 393 MB
Total Free Memory 393 MB
Permanent Generation Memory
Used Memory (85 %) Free Memory (15 %)
15 % Free
Maximum PermGen 384 MB
Used PermGen 326 MB
Any of this look glaringly wrong? Any suggestions on things to increase?
We are currently running Confluence 5.7 and are planning to upgrade to the latest release sometime next week.
Thanks!
