Synchronization Model Performance Tuning

Whether you use the replication-based synchronization model or the message-based one, tuning is a function of providing the highest throughput while limiting CPU and memory consumption to reasonable operational levels. You can tune performance immediately after installing Unwired Platform components with all runtime artifacts running and stable. You can refine it as part of regular system administration duties in an ongoing capacity, or when new runtime components are deployed.

Tuning recommendations vary depending on your model.

Related tasks
Applying Performance Tuning Changes if Unwired Server is a Service
Changing the Consolidated Database Server Thread Count and Pool Size
Configuring the IIOP Socket Listener
Configuring Unwired Server Performance Properties