Why is Jira so slow?

Farid Kalirad October 13, 2012

Why is Jira so slow?

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Harry Chan
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October 13, 2012

Hi, how many users do you have? How many issues do you have in your system? What part of it is slow? Have you tried a re-index of JIRA?

Farid Kalirad October 13, 2012

We use the cloud-solution (on demand system). We have only 30 tickets. Every mouse-click takes 5-10 seconds to load the new site....

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Where are you located? It could be latency.

Farid Kalirad October 13, 2012

this is our system:

Farid Kalirad October 13, 2012

I have a MAC :)

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Hi, if latency is a problem (you can try to run tracert in Windows from the command prompt or traceroute in Linux to see the latency), it might be better for you to look a hosted JIRA solution from a 3rd party provider.

Atlassian hosts all their OnDemand platform from central US St. Louis.

Farid Kalirad October 13, 2012

We are sitting in Germany (Berlin)

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October 13, 2012

Definitely your network somewhere - one Jira I've access to is owned by a firm in Munich and they aren't seeing any slowness (and I'm in the UK and it's fine for me too).

Thaddeus Ryker June 22, 2015

He said his was cloud hosted, so access time to a private install is irrelevant.

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June 22, 2015

No-one mentioned a hosted version test (as you say, it's not important).

Ange PICARD January 24, 2019

The answer is pretty simple, the damn thing is heavy as hell. I have never seen such a tank aha.

I can feel the pain working on JIRA must be just by looking at those requests.

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Nic Brough -Adaptavist-
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January 24, 2019

That display shows you have a slow network, or possibly that you're running a poorly configured Jira and/or an underpowered server.

Ange PICARD January 24, 2019

That display shows the heaviest network payload for a web app I have never seen.

I don't know what kind of a technical debt this project has but come on, this is a 3D rendered game and it is lighter:

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January 24, 2019

Um, the payload is your data.

Ronald Lukassen March 21, 2019

I'm using Jira for years. It has always been slow, never -ever- seen a fast Jira, no matter what machine or internet connection.

Just loaded our company's dashboard:

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