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* Use "worker". Don't use "prefork". This is really important. | * Use "worker". Don't use "prefork". This is really important. | ||
* Besides that ... [[Tune_apache2_for_more_concurrent_connections]] | * Besides that ... [[Tune_apache2_for_more_concurrent_connections]] | ||
* forceHTTPS, knownProxies, and required apache configuration: | |||
** [[AppSuite:Grizzly#X-FORWARDED-PROTO_Header|X-FORWARDED-PROTO Header]] | |||
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Review each config files one by one. | Review each config files one by one. | ||
* Monitoring: make sure to use Jolokia | |||
== Log File Review == | == Log File Review == |
Latest revision as of 11:03, 29 December 2015
Overview
This page describes things to check on a fresh OX App Suite installation.
Currently this page is not much more than a stub. Input is welcome.
OS configuration
- How much memory has the machine? Is swap configured? How much memory is configured for the OX JVM Heap size? Do these numbers fit together?
Apache configuration
- Use "worker". Don't use "prefork". This is really important.
- Besides that ... Tune_apache2_for_more_concurrent_connections
- forceHTTPS, knownProxies, and required apache configuration:
Java configuration
At least on RHEL/CentOS 6 and Debian 7 we see performance issues with OpenJDK 6. Preferrably use OpenJDK 7 instead of OpenJDK 6.
OX Config File Review
Review each config files one by one.
- Monitoring: make sure to use Jolokia
Log File Review
View the different log files for errors or suspicious entries.
Functionality Tests
- Login
- Click on each module
- Login
- Change password
- Mail
- Write a mail
- Receive a mail
- Create a folder
- Move mails to the folder
- Drive
- Upload a file
- Share by internal link
- Publish
- Edit documents of different kinds (if applicable)
- Social Integration (if applicable)
- *DAV with different client (if applicable)
Load Tests
Perform JMeter Load Tests. Jmeter_profile_for_performance_tests