Since I upedated Jira to 5.2 version, our server is using high amount of memory.
The tomcat 7.0 sometimes use 750mb of memory, and our server only has 2gb.
I also try to change directly for tomcat7w.exe, but did not succeed, in this 2 cases I've tried to limit 512 of memory.
I have the Confluence running in my server as well, and a few other applications (jira as service).
I could buy more memory for my cloud server, but each one is going to cost 100$ for 1GB.
Does the jira is going to use always the maximum of memory available?
What should I do for the stops to use always the maximum of memory available?
Following below the setenv.bat
rem --------------------------------------------------------------------------
rem Note: If running JIRA as a Service, settings in this file have no
rem effect. See http://confluence.atlassian.com/display/JIRA/Increasing+JIRA+memory</span<>>
rem
rem --------------------------------------------------------------------------
rem --------------------------------------------------------------------------
rem
rem One way to set the JIRA HOME path is here via this variable. Simply uncomment it and set a valid path like c:\jira\home. You can of course set it outside in the command terminal. That will also work.
rem
rem JIRA_HOME=""
rem --------------------------------------------------------------------------
rem ------------------...
echo If you encounter issues starting or stopping JIRA, please see the Troubleshooting guide at http://confluence.atlassian.com/display/JIRA/Installation+Troubleshooting+Guide</span<>>
echo.
IF "x%JIRA_HOME%x" == "xx" GOTO NOJIRAHOME2
echo Using JIRA_HOME: %JIRA_HOME%
:NOJIRAHOME2
Are you running Jira as a service?
Is anything else running on the machine?
On a based-on-experience rough idea, I wouldn't even bother running a production Jira installation on less than 1Gb of memory, and even that's the minimum for a small install (up to 25 users). Rather than trying to squeeze your services, you might find it quicker/cheaper/easier to get more memory for the box.
I have confluence running as well in the same server, and few other applications (Jira running as service). I could buy more memory for my cloud server, but it's going to cost me 100$ each one. I only have 6 users. Do you think if I get 2GB plus the Jira server will use all these 2GB? Or it might get stable at 1gb?
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