Hi,
Can you tell how bad are the results of JIRA profiling?
JIRA: 5.0.4
Oracle Linux, VM, RAM 2Gb, Issues: 240k, projects: 4, users: 500 active (~20 concurrent a day), groups: 20, workflows: 6 active, + 15-20k issues a month
(I started here from slow-queries : https://answers.atlassian.com/questions/11969797)
[868ms] - /jira/secure/IssueNavigator!executeAdvanced.jspa
[66ms] - IssueNavigator.execute()
[18ms] - PermissionManager.getProjectObjects()
[22ms] - Lucene Search [604ms] - IssueTableHtml
another user:
[224ms] - /secure/WorkflowUIDispatcher.jspa
[34ms] - WorkflowUIDispatcher.execute()
[4ms] - PermissionManager.hasPermission()
[4ms] - PermissionManager.hasPermission()
[5ms] - PermissionManager.hasPermission()
[5ms] - PermissionManager.hasPermission()
[0ms] - PermissionManager.hasPermission()
[176ms] - SimpleWorkflowAction.execute()
[3ms] - PermissionManager.hasPermission()
[3ms] - PermissionManager.hasPermission()
[0ms] - IssueIndexManager.reIndex()
[0ms] - IssueIndexManager.reIndexIssueObjects()
[86ms] - IssueIndexManager.reIndex()
[548ms] - /browse/ABC-112835
[472ms] - QuickLinkServlet.service()
[40ms] - ViewIssue.execute()
[3ms] - PermissionManager.hasPermission()
[3ms] - PermissionManager.hasPermission()
[3ms] - PermissionManager.hasPermission()
[2ms] - PermissionManager.hasPermission()
[11ms] - Updating Pager for viewing issue:ABC-112835
[109ms] - /secure/CommentAssignIssue!default.jspa
[34ms] - CommentAssignIssue.execute()
[3ms] - PermissionManager.hasPermission()
[3ms] - PermissionManager.hasPermission()
[3ms] - PermissionManager.hasPermission()
[3ms] - PermissionManager.hasPermission()
[2ms] - PermissionManager.hasPermission()
[3ms] - PermissionManager.hasPermission()
[3ms] - PermissionManager.hasPermission()
[3ms] - PermissionManager.hasPermission()
[3ms] - PermissionManager.hasPermission()
[3ms] - PermissionManager.hasPermission()
[2ms] - PermissionManager.hasPermission()
[3ms] - PermissionManager.hasPermission()
[2ms] - PermissionManager.hasPermission()
[3ms] - PermissionManager.hasPermission()
[3ms] - PermissionManager.hasPermission()
[3ms] - PermissionManager.hasPermission()
[0ms] - PermissionManager.hasPermission()
[3ms] - PermissionManager.hasPermission()
[3ms] - PermissionManager.hasPermission()
[2ms] - PermissionManager.hasPermission()
[3ms] - PermissionManager.hasPermission()
[3ms] - PermissionManager.hasPermission()
[3ms] - PermissionManager.hasPermission()
[1ms] - PermissionManager.hasPermission()
one more:
[817ms] - /plugins/servlet/streams
[671ms] - /secure/IssueNavigator.jspa
[252ms] - IssueNavigator.execute()
[3674ms] - /browse/ABC-204911
[3621ms] - QuickLinkServlet.service()
[33ms] - ViewIssue.execute()
[3ms] - PermissionManager.hasPermission()
[0ms] - PermissionManager.hasPermission()
[1ms] - PermissionManager.hasPermission()
[1ms] - PermissionManager.hasPermission()
[0ms] - Updating Pager for viewing issue:ABC-204911
[557ms] - IssueTableHtml
Thank you.
https://confluence.atlassian.com/display/ENTERPRISE/JIRA+Sizing+Guide
Your memory is definitely low.
http://blogs.onresolve.com/2009/04/how-to-make-jira-6-12-times-faster/
You should create a some stress tests so you can measure your changes and try out the permission change.
Hi, Norman Server that hosts JIRA only: Intel(R) Xeon(R) CPU X7560 @ 2.27GHz Oracle Linux 6.2 amd64 Apache Tomcat/6.0.32 RAM 2G JVM: -XX:MaxPermSize=256m -Xms256m -Xmx768m JRE: 1.6.0_32 JIRA: 5.0.4 Issues: 240k, projects: 4, users: 500 active, groups: 20, workflows: 6 active, + 15-20k issues a month
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How bad relative to what? You do not describe the hardware or software setup? There is no information about how your database is setup. One data point does not make a comparison possible. These are 'good' numbers without having any facts behind them.
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