Versions Compared

Old Version 1

changes.mady.by.user Daniel (Deactivated)

Saved on

compared with

New Version Current

changes.mady.by.user Kevin Pham (Deactivated)

Saved on

Key

  • This line was added.
  • This line was removed.
  • Formatting was changed.


...

Column

These system usage requirements for Zephyr Enterprise Server and Data Center for both Linux and Windows based on various statistics regarding a

...

line Zephyr Enterprise instance. You can find the usage requirements below as well as the steps to change the JVM allocation.

JVM Allocation

Allocate the amount of JVM specified under the "Final JVM Allocation" column based on where your Zephyr Enterprise instance falls in the usage chart below. Your allocation should be based on whichever column your instance hits the highest of - and not the average.IE

  • For example: You have 2 projects which has a 4GB allocation, 150 users which has a 8GB allocation, and 

...

  • 2,000,000 test cases and executions which has a 16GB allocation. Your allocation for Zephyr Enterprise should be 16GB since the because 2,000,000 test cases/executions hits the highest.
1-2GB4GB
Active ProjectsConcurrent UsersTestcase and Execution CombinationFinal JVM Allocation
1-2<25<100000<100,0004GB
<5<50<500000<500,0004-8GB
<5<100<1000000<1,000,0008GB
<10<250<1000000<1,000,0008GB
10-20250-500>1000000>1,000,00016GB
10-20500-1000>50000001,000>5,000,00016GB [per 2 clusters]

Steps for Changing the JVM Allocation

Windows

Step 1:. Open a CMD window and navigate to:

Code Block
themeEmacs
%Zephyr_Root%\tomcat\bin


Step 2:. Run the command:

Code Block
themeEmacs
tomcat7w.exe //ES/ZephyrServer

Step 3:


A new 3. The Zephyr Server Properties window will pop - up. Select Simply select the 'Java' tab.

  • This tab

...

  • provides details on the interactions between Java and the Zephyr tomcat server.

4. Find the field "Maximum memory pool". 'Maximum memory pool'. Increase this number based on the chart above.

  • This field controls the JVM allocation for the Zephyr

...

  • server 
  • The unit is always in MB

...

  • (Megabytes)

5. Select 'Apply' to save the change , and then click the 'OK' button when you are finished to close the window.