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CF8, W2K3 Server and IIS6: Train wreck

Participant ,
Oct 12, 2009 Oct 12, 2009

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Good morning all,

CF8 runs fine in development but, in production runs like crap. IIS6 needs restarting every morning and everthing is pointing to my code but, I had no problems with my code in development. Anyone know how to find if my code is causing memory leaks? I am also using Stored Procedures from CF to SQL 2005.

Thanks in Advance,

DJ Khalif

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Valorous Hero , Oct 12, 2009 Oct 12, 2009

The monitoring tools built into ColdFusion 8.

AND|OR

SeeFusion (http://www.seefusion.com/)

AND|OR

FusionReactor (http://www.fusion-reactor.com/fr/)

It is quite possible that code that runs fine in development where one (or at most a few) users work fine, but behaves completely differently in production wehre dozens, hundred or potentially thousands of users start hitting it.

You may want to also check out load testing tools for testing of your applicaiton.

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Valorous Hero ,
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The monitoring tools built into ColdFusion 8.

AND|OR

SeeFusion (http://www.seefusion.com/)

AND|OR

FusionReactor (http://www.fusion-reactor.com/fr/)

It is quite possible that code that runs fine in development where one (or at most a few) users work fine, but behaves completely differently in production wehre dozens, hundred or potentially thousands of users start hitting it.

You may want to also check out load testing tools for testing of your applicaiton.

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Ian,

Thanks. JVM memory = 64.25 MB Used Memory 33.20MB. I'm over 50% in JVM Used Memory.

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LEGEND ,
Oct 12, 2009 Oct 12, 2009

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You may want to also check out load testing tools for testing of your applicaiton.

Seconded.  All code should be load tested before being put into production.  Even when there isn't already a problem; it should just be part of the test cycle.

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Adam

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Engaged ,
Oct 15, 2009 Oct 15, 2009

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Those JVM memory numbers are tiny. I am not the least bit suprised you hare having issues.

The number on my test server are 1015MB for max memory available to JVM, and typically 920 MB free.

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