Java performance in i5/OS
i5/OS® provides several configuration options and resources for optimizing the performance of Java™ applications or services on the system. Use this topic to learn about the Java environment and how to get the best possible performance from Java-based applications.
Java is often the language of choice for web-based applications.
However, Java applications may require some optimization, both of the i5/OS environment and of the Java application, to get optimal performance.
Use the following resources to learn about the Java environment in i5/OS and the available tips and tools for analyzing and improving Java performance.
- Java performance
- There are several important configuration choices and tools to help you get the best performance from Java-based applications.
- Collect information about an application's performance
- There are several tools available to help you monitor and tune an application's performance in i5/OS. Use this topic to learn how to use performance traces, performance explorer (PEX),
and similar tools to help you measure and improve application performance.
- iSeries™ Performance Capabilities Reference
- The Performance Capabilities Reference provides detailed information,
reports and examples that can help you configure or tune your server for optimal performance. In particular, see Chapter 7: "Java Performance", to help you optimize the performance of Java applications, and learn performance tips for programming in Java.
- Java and WebSphere® performance on IBM® eServer™ iSeries servers
- Use this IBM Redbook to learn how to plan for and configure your operating environment to maximize Java and WebSphere performance,
and to help you collect and analyze performance data.
- WebSphere J2EE application development for the IBM eServer iSeries server
- This Redbook provides an introduction to J2EE, and offers suggestions and examples to help you successfully implement J2EE applications on the server.
Parent topic:
e-business performance