Tuning Unwired Server Performance

John tunes Unwired Server performance properties to test the configuration and ensure it meets the performance requirements needed for a development environment.

Because Jane removed the default Platform administration login credentials from LDAP, John knows he must now log in with his own login credentials as defined in his LDAP user account. Knowing that his user account has been granted platform administration privileges via the group he is a member of, John administers Unwired Platform with correct Platform administrator permissions.

  1. Configuring Server Performance Properties
    Once John logs in as Platform administrator, he configures the JVM heap size to improve Unwired Server performance in a development cluster.
  2. Configuring RBS Performance Properties
    John enhances replication-based synchronization (RBS) by tuning synchronization properties.
  3. Configuring CDB Connection Properties
    John changes the maximum pool size for default connections.
  4. Reviewing Pending Changes
    As you configure Unwired Server with Sybase Control Center, changes that require a server restart are aggregated to the Pending Changes tab for the server name you are currently administering.
  5. Removing and Reinstalling Services
    To apply changes, John removes existing services and reinstalls them.