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otd on jcs performance

hi Experts,
I am evaluating performance of OTD on jcs, is there any benchmark on OTD can be referenced?
BTW, can I use otd on jcs to load balance requests to other jcs or weblogic on iaas in the same id domain? and further more, LD to those in another id domain?
Best regards
Best Answer
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I am not aware on any benchmark, but you might be able to tune OTD - see https://docs.oracle.com/middleware/11119/otd/admin/perf.htm#TDADG261 or https://blogs.oracle.com/meena/entry/using_oracle_solaris_studio_12
Concerning the second question, the documentation reads:
For any Oracle Java Cloud Service instance that contains more than one Managed Server node, a load balancer provides these benefits:
- Manages the routing of requests across all Managed Servers.
In theory you could go with some combination of IaaS and PaaS to achieve this, but it sounds a bit overkill. I assume this question is stemmed from your other question: Is there a way to extend jcs beyond 64 vcpu?
I believe it'd be better to solve properly that.
Answers
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I am not aware on any benchmark, but you might be able to tune OTD - see https://docs.oracle.com/middleware/11119/otd/admin/perf.htm#TDADG261 or https://blogs.oracle.com/meena/entry/using_oracle_solaris_studio_12
Concerning the second question, the documentation reads:
For any Oracle Java Cloud Service instance that contains more than one Managed Server node, a load balancer provides these benefits:
- Manages the routing of requests across all Managed Servers.
In theory you could go with some combination of IaaS and PaaS to achieve this, but it sounds a bit overkill. I assume this question is stemmed from your other question: Is there a way to extend jcs beyond 64 vcpu?
I believe it'd be better to solve properly that.
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thanks for the help!