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Hi.
Gotta question:
we have Jira application at one server
as well as we i have two remote machines ( servers) - server A and server B.
Server A is common server used by many yemployees and JIRA works normally there.
Server B is my server where I have specific software which I use to communicate with JIRA via JIRA API. I got the firewall channel between JIRA application and my Server B.
Problem: if I run JIRA in Mozilla at Server B – it is slow! For example to load welcome page takes abouts 35 secs. As well separate jira issue loading takes 36 sec as well.
What should I check? I am new for such issues….
From my server I have no channel to other applications, which I could run in Mozilla and compare the performance.
Thank you very much!
Server B is on the other end of a slow network connection, is running under-resourced, or is overloaded by poor configuration (possibly all three).
Check the networking first, then server resources (how much memory does Jira have to run, is it on a decent CPU, is the server loaded with other tasks, is the home directory on a fast local disk on a non-shared file system?)
HI,
Nic.
Thank you for your answer!
i suspect wrong server configuraion the moust as well.
Thank you.
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