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| | {excerpt}This section provides a basic summary about ObjectGrid performance.{excerpt} |
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| | ObjectGrid is designed to improve application performance. There are many factors to affect your application performance when ObjectGrid is used. Some of them are transaction size, copy mode, serialization technique, and partition architecture. In order to achieve the best performance, you have to define the architecture and implement your application carefully. |
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| | Before you dive into improving the performance, please read the following to understand ObjectGrid transactions. |
| | * [Transaction mechanics in ObjectGrid] |
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| | The following sections describe the performance of different ObjectGrid artifacts. |
| | * [Serialization performance] |
| | * [Transaction size] |
| | * [Replication performance] |
| | * [EntityManager interface performance impact] |
| | * [Query performance tuning] |
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| | We also provide some best practices on how to use ObjectGrid to achieve good performance and tuning tips. |
| | * [ObjectGrid performance best practices] |
| | * [Java virtual machine tuning for ObjectGrid] |
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| | ObjectGrid also provides performance monitoring mechanism. Refer to the following sections for performance monitoring statistics and tools. |
| | | * [ObjectGrid statistics] |
| | | * [ObjectGrid PMI Module Overview] |
| | * [Monitoring ObjectGrid performance with WebSphere Application Server performance monitoring infrastructure (PMI)] |
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