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The default Joget installation comes with minimal performance configuration as it aims to cater for installation on small machines, e.g., a local development PC.
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Important Note: These recommendations help to serve as general tips and guidelines, but in actual practice it would depend on each deployment’s unique environment. There are also many resources available online to help tune performance for Java, application servers and databases.
Installation as a Service
For production deployments, you may want to install the web application server, e.g., Apache Tomcat, as a service. Please refer to the documentation on the relevant operating system to do so. A guide to install Tomcat as a Windows service is available at Installing Joget as a Windows Service.
Java VM Configuration
Java VM Tuning
An important configuration would be the JVM memory allocation. If this is too low, the system will run out of memory. However if the setting is too high, there might be quite a large overhead in garbage collection. To get an optimum setting might require a bit of trial and error sometimes, depending on the usage environment.
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