the corner office

a blog, by Colin Pretorius

Tomcat benchmarks

Two part (part 1, part 2) comparison of Tomcat running on Windows and Linux, (via TSS).

The lowdown:

  • under normal loads the performance was similar, with Linux very slightly ahead.
  • Linux was able to handle greater concurrent throughput at very high loads.
  • Linux dealt with high load by slowing down, but still accepting inbound connections. Windows dealt with high load by refusing new connections.
  • VM memory usage tweaking can make a big difference to the application's performance at higher loads.

{2006.01.06 15:43}

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