e-business performance

Managing performance in an e-business environment introduces several new problems for the system administrator.

In addition to routine tuning on the server, administrators must also monitor and optimize the hardware and services supporting their e-business transactions.

• Client performance
  While the system administrator often has little control of the client-side of the e-business network, you can use these recommendations to ensure that client devices are optimized for an e-business environment.

• Network performance
  The network design, hardware resources, and traffic pressure often have a significant effect on the performance of e-business applications. You can use this topic for information on how to optimize network performance, and tune server communication resources.

• 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.

• IBM HTTP Server performance
  The IBM^® HTTP Server is often an important part of e-business performance. IBM provides several options and configuration choices that allow you to get the most out of this server.

• WebSphere performance
  WebSphere^® Application Server is the e-business application deployment environment of choice. Use this topic to learn how to plan for and optimize performance in a WebSphere environment.

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