WebSphere V3 Performance Tuning Guide

This redbook will help you to design and configure WebSphere Application Server V3.02 for AIX, Solaris, and Windows NT for better performance. The main tuning objectives for WebSphere are to improve performance, response time, and resource utilization.
This redbook gives some general recommendations and describes specific tuning methodologies. It provides hints and tips on the various factors and variables that can enhance the performance of WebSphere including AIX networks and IBM HTTP Server performance tuning. We introduce performance test tools and monitoring tools. WebSphere tuning methodology examples are included. This redbook also contains an overview of WebSphere Site Analyzer. We also provide a performance tuning guide for AFS, which is a part of WebSphere Performance Pack.
Some knowledge of WebSphere Application Server V3.02, DB2 UDB, and AIX are assumed. Note that in this redbook we will not discuss the basic configurations of WebSphere, DB2 UDB, or AIX.

Chapter 1. Overview of WebSphere Application Server V3
Chapter 2. Performance tuning approach
Chapter 3. AIX TCP/IP Tuning
Chapter 4. Web Server: IBM HTTP Server 1.3.6
Chapter 5. WebSphere Engine
Chapter 6. Security
Chapter 7. Database tuning
Chapter 8. Session management
Chapter 9. Performance test tools
Chapter 10. Monitoring tools
Chapter 11. WebSphere Application Server Site Analyzer
Chapter 12. AFS performance tuning guide
Appendix A. TCP/IP overview and tuning

Publish Date
24 March 2000

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Author(s)
Ken Ueno
Tom Alcott
Jeff Carlson
Andrew Dunshea
Hajo Kitzhofer
Yuko Hayakawa
Frank Mogus
Colin D. Wordsworth

ISBN
0738415987

IBM Form Number
SG24-5657-00

Number of pages
208