Sample performanceTuning.properties file (IBM BPM version 8570 cumulative fix 3removed)

To assist you with your performance-tuning tasks, a performanceTuning.properties file is provided. You can define and edit the properties in the file and then run the tuneBPM command to apply the properties to your existing deployment environment.

The performanceTuning.properties file is in the directory BPM_home\BPM\scripts\performanceTuning. The properties file is populated with the recommended default values and options for IBM BPM deployment environments. Information about running the tuneBPM command to apply the file properties to your deployment environment is found in the topic "tuneBPM command-line utility".

Important: The performanceTuning.properties file has been deprecated and the JVM, JMS, thread pool, and data source tuning properties have been deprecated. The commands updateBPMConfig and BPMConfig -update -performanceTuning should now be used to tune these properties, as described in the topics updateBPMConfig command and BPMConfig command-line utility. The current default content of the performanceTuning.properties file is shown in the following code fragment, but the three properties that it contains are deprecated and the updateBPMConfig command should be used instead.
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# Standard configuration tuning properties #
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# Specify the flag for whether to send external email.
# Modify the application cluster members in the specified deployment environment.
# Modify the value of <send-external-email> in the 99Local.xml file, file path: 
# <WAS_HOME>/profiles/<dmgr_profile_name>/config/cells/<cell_name>/nodes/<node_name>/servers/<server_name>/process-center|process-server/config/system 
appCluster.sendExternalEmail=false  
# Specify the number of simultaneous tasks that can execute on the BPD queue. The value should be 10 * #VCPUs, capped at 80. 
# Modify the application cluster members in the specified Process Server deployment environment. 
# Modify the value of <bpd-queue-capacity> in the 80EventManager.xml file, file path: 
# <WAS_HOME>/profiles/<dmgr_profile_name>/config/cells/<cell_name>/nodes/<node_name>/servers/<server_name>/process-server/config/system 
appCluster.bpdCapacity=80  
# Specify the maximum number of threads for the engine thread pool. The value should be 10 * #VCPUs + 30, capped at 80 + 30. 
# Modify the application cluster member in the specified Process Server deployment environment. 
# Modify the value of <max-thread-pool-size> in the 80EventManager.xml file, file path: # <WAS_HOME>/profiles/<dmgr_profile_name>/config/cells/<cell_name>/nodes/<node_name>/servers/<server_name>/process-server/config/system 
appCluster.threadPoolSize=110
Parent topic: tuneBPM command-line utility (removed)