Managing iSeries server
performance in a WebSphere environment presents several challenges
to the iSeries administrator.
Web-based transactions may consume more resources, and consume them differently
than traditional communication workloads.
Refer to the following topics
and resources to learn how to plan for optimal performance, and adjust server
resources in a WebSphere environment.
- WebSphere Application
Server performance considerations
- This web site provides resources for each version of WebSphere Application
Server on the iSeries server,
including many useful performance tips and recommendations. This resource
is particularly valuable for environments using servlets, Java™ Server
Pages (JSPs) and Enterprise Java Beans (EJBs).
- DB2® UDB/WebSphere Performance Tuning Guide
- This Redbook provides an introduction to both the WebSphere and DB2 environments, and offers suggestions,
examples, and solutions to common performance problems that can help you optimize WebSphere and DB2 performance.
- Java and WebSphere performance on IBM® eServer™ iSeries Servers
- Use this Redbook to learn how to plan for and configure you operating
environment to maximize Java and WebSphere performance, and to help
you collect and analyze performance data.
- WebSphere V3 Performance Tuning Guide
- This Redbook offers detailed recommendations and examples for optimizing WebSphere V3
performance on the iSeries server.
- iSeries Performance Capabilities Reference
- The Performance Capabilities Reference provides detailed information,
reports and examples that can help you configure or tune your server for optimal
performance. In particular, see chapter 6: Web Server and Web Commerce, for WebSphere specific
performance tips.