Re: Hardware specs

On 5 October 2011 20:43, Uri Moszkowicz <[email protected]> wrote:

> Hi,
> I'm looking to setup a CC server and would like to have 32 projects, all
> capable of running in parallel. Each project needs to do a local
> modification check (CVS) and remotely execute the build using Ant. I've
> already discovered that the CC process needs 2GB of memory. What about
> processors? I see the load jumping up as high as about 15 but I've also been
> noticing
>

I think you'll need to dig into a little more detail to see what's going on.
 'prstat -L <your cc pid> ' should should you just how CC  is behaving w.r.t
processor utilisation.

that projects don't seem to be running as often as they should be, lots of
> messages about timeouts in the logs, and a sluggish dashboard. It is running
> on a virtual machine under Solaris with 2 processors and 4GB of RAM. I was
> thinking of
>

Might help to post the timeout messages.  And also use jconsole to see what
the heap utilisation is on the dashboard process.


> splitting the projects up onto multiple instances but would also be open to
> finding a machine with more processors (and memory, though it doesn't seem
> to help). What kinds of machines are the rest of you using?
>
>
I've used CC on huge machines in the past.  32Gb RAM, oodles of ultraSPARC
processors.

J.

> Thanks,
> Uri
>
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