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01-25-2006 02:20 AM
01-25-2006 02:20 AM
Kernel settings for weblogic admin server
Hi
Im am running an 11i A400 650mhz / 2gb memory with 4 instances of weblogic
3 * 6.1 SP3
1 * 7.0 SP1
glance -t shows semmni is constantly high and I have confirmed the amount used with ipcs -s | wc -l
ipcs -s | wc -l = 66
semmni = 65
This seems rather low, Im wondering if I should bump up this value as there is no performance reports or any degraded service etc.
Attached are my kernel parameters. In particular, I looking to maybe increase my ipc settings (semmap / semmnu / semmni)
Does anyone know of a good BEA cookbook to assist with this ?
The servers kernel has not changed since Jul 2003, so its been like this for a while.
Thanks
Im am running an 11i A400 650mhz / 2gb memory with 4 instances of weblogic
3 * 6.1 SP3
1 * 7.0 SP1
glance -t shows semmni is constantly high and I have confirmed the amount used with ipcs -s | wc -l
ipcs -s | wc -l = 66
semmni = 65
This seems rather low, Im wondering if I should bump up this value as there is no performance reports or any degraded service etc.
Attached are my kernel parameters. In particular, I looking to maybe increase my ipc settings (semmap / semmnu / semmni)
Does anyone know of a good BEA cookbook to assist with this ?
The servers kernel has not changed since Jul 2003, so its been like this for a while.
Thanks
Argh ye land lovers !
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01-25-2006 03:06 AM
01-25-2006 03:06 AM
Re: Kernel settings for weblogic admin server
Are you sure is it IPC used by weblogic? I am running weblogic 8.1 and i can't see any IPC resources for weblogic's user, all of my IPCs belongs to root (weblogic is running on another user)
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01-25-2006 04:14 AM
01-25-2006 04:14 AM
Re: Kernel settings for weblogic admin server
Thats the problem, mine are running as root and I dont want to shut down the processes as its production. More instances are due to be installed, so I would think you are right as if yours runs as non root, then weblogic probably doesn't. Thanks, I will look to increase anyway as I am seeing constant red alerts in glance.
Thanks
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