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Application Server Performance
Hi people...
I'm looking for some recent benchmarks about J2EE application servers (lastest versions if possible). Any link? Any opinion? Thanks in advance...
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This is a decent review of BEA Weblogic 8.1, w/ a ranking at the bottom of other web app servers.
http://www.pcmag.com/article2/0,4149,1218574,00.asp My pref leans towards BEA (over Websphere), as it handles Struts more readily, and tends to use more recent versions of Java/JSP/J2EE/etc than Websphere. Of course, this is assuming you have the 10K/CPU to shell out... if not, Tomcat 5.0 is prolly the best route to go. ![]() [edit] for the record, ATG Dynamo and Apache Tomcat aren't reviewed in that article... [/edit]
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Thanks drgroove, but what do you mean with "10K/CPU to shell out"?
Another thing: this article doesn't show any charts or number to clonclude that WebLogic is the best AppServer. I found a link with that information, but the versions tested are not the lastest and the bechkmark is based only on the Servlet Container. http://webperformanceinc.com/library/ServletReport/ |
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10K/CPU == $10,000 per CPU.
Thats the license cost for BEA's Weblogic. IBM's Websphere has a very similar pricing structure. If your company doesn't have that kind of cash to shell out, use Tomcat, or possibly Sun's iPlanet/SunONE app server, or JBoss, or something else. |
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