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mprest #1
JRUN and Windows Virtual Memory
Does anyone know why JRUN uses such a large amount of virtual memory and where
does it get its settings from? I have one server using only 184MB of peak
physical memory and yet it has 574MB of virtual memory. I've set the "Minimum
JVM Heap Size (MB)" and "Maximum JVM Heap Size (MB)" to 512MB.
I would assume from CF Admin that JRUN would start running at 512MB. It's not
clear if the JVM setting is physical memory (I thought it was) or physical and
virtual (like Windows does). Either way, I'm curious why CF doesn't just use
the 512MB like I had configured the JVM.
mprest Guest
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xentrix #2
Re: JRUN and Windows Virtual Memory
The Heap Size doesn't include the Permanent Generation size, so you're actually talking Heap+Perm=574
At least that's my understanding.
Andy
xentrix Guest
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lnagy #3
Re: JRUN and Windows Virtual Memory
mprest: Where are you adjusting the JVM memory settings for JRun?
lnagy Guest
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