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Tuning

To optimize performance, it is usually necessary to configure the system differently from the default settings. You can tune the system by changing the settings of your Business Process Management products, and other products in the system (for example, DB2 ).

• Performance tuning methodology
  Use a system-wide approach when tuning performance of a Business Process Management environment. To provide acceptable performance, you should understand some key aspects of tuning.
• Tuning checklist
  To tune your IBM BPM system, you need to check different aspects of the system, such as the database and messaging.
• Tuning parameters
  A set of performance tuning parameters can be commonly used for tuning the products.
• Advanced tuning
  Advanced tuning includes configuring tracing and monitoring, and other tuning considerations for large objects, maximum concurrency, messaging, clustered topologies, databases, and Business Process Management products.
• Common references
  This list of URLs provides some useful reference material that can assist you when performing tuning activities with IBM BPM.
• z/OS specific references
  This list of URLs provides some useful z/OS related reference material that can assist you when performing tuning activities with IBM BPM for z/OS.

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