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WildFly Performance Tuning

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WildFly Performance Tuning

Overview of this book

Table of Contents (17 chapters)
WildFly Performance Tuning
Credits
About the Authors
About the Reviewers
www.PacktPub.com
Preface
Index

Which collector to use


Which collector is really the best? The answer is that it depends a lot on the machine type and memory area allocations, for example. In the following table, we summarize some of the major benefits of each collector mentioned previously:

Collector

When to use

Serial

Single-processor machines and small heaps

Parallel

Multiprocessor machines and applications that require high throughput

Concurrent

Fast processor machines and applications with strict SLAs that require quick response times

G1

Multiprocessor server machines with applications using large heaps (>6GB) and in need of minimal GC latency

As you can see, the serial collector is not really an option for enterprise solutions of today.

Should your application be deployed on a multiprocessor machine and require to complete the highest possible number of transactions in a time window, the parallel collector is a good choice. This is the case for applications that perform batch processing activities, billing...