Readings on Tuning General with Java
- Debugging with the Maven Jetty Plugin in Eclipse
- Uncovering Memory Leaks Using NetBeans Profiler
- Java memory leaks -- Catch me if you can (2006)
- How to Analyze Java Thread Dumps
Tuning HotSpot VM
- Tuning HotSpot Java virtual machines (Solaris & HP-UX) (from documentation of WebSphere 7.0)
- Sun HotSpot JVM tuning parameters (Solaris and HP-UX) (from documentation of WebSphere 7.0)
- My Favorite Hotspot JVM Flags
Tuning IBM Java SDK
- IBM User Guides for Java v6 on 64-bit AIX
- Diagnostics Guide for IBM SDK and Runtime Environment Java Technology Edition, Version 6
- IBM Monitoring and Diagnostic Tools for Java Manual
- IBM Monitoring and Diagnostic Tools for Java - Health Center
- Maximizing Java performance on AIX: Part 1: The basics
- Maximizing Java performance on AIX: Part 2: The need for speed
- Maximizing Java performance on AIX: Part 3: More is better
- Maximizing Java Performance on AIX: Part 4: What goes in
- Maximizing Java Performance on AIX: Part 5: References and Conclusion
- Disabling the JIT
- Enabling the JIT
Oracle JDBC Driver Tuning
When tuning application which connect database using Oracle JDBC driver, you should refer the following documents.- Oracle 10.2 JDBC Developer's Guide and Reference/Statement Caching
- Oracle 10.2 JDBC Developer's Guide and Reference/Implicit Connection Caching
- Oracle 10.2 JDBC Developer's Guide and Reference/Performance Extensions
- Oracle 10.2 JDBC Developer's Guide and Reference/OCI Connection Pooling
- Oracle 10.2 JDBC Developer's Guide and Reference/Coding Tips
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