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You can configure whatever memory you have dependent on your usecase.  512 MB is too small, I will start a minimum at 8 GB for a small server, we have gone all the way up to 128 GB. But note that after 16GB you need to look into large memory sizes for it.

Hi Ramesh,

We noticed that there are several places to modify JVM configurations within Teiid ecosystem. We found out that by changing JAVA_OPTS in bin/domain.conf we can change the JVM settings for domain controller and host controller, and that by modifying host.xml and domain.xml we can change the JVM settings for each server. Our understanding is that domain controller and host controller are primarily for the management of the cluster, and hence for caching we have to modify the JVM configuration of actual servers using host.xml and domain.xml as opposed to modifying domain.conf

1. Is our assumption correct? If not kindly point out the correct location to modify the JVM settings for optimizing the caching.

2. When you say "start at a minimum of 8GB for a small server " do you mean JVM settings under <servers> in host.xml ?

Thank you.

If you are working standalone environment you want to change in the standalone.conf, in domain mode you want to edit the host.xml files and each node settings can be different. Also when you change in domain.conf it will only apply to host controller node.

Hi Ramesh,

Here is a brief description of our cluster setup. We have setup a two node Teiid cluster in domain mode. One node acts as the master and the other as the slave. In our setup we run only one server per node, hence we have only one server specified under the <servers> in host.xml in each node.

<servers>

        <server name="server-one" group="main-server-group">

            <jvm name="default">

            </jvm>

        </server>

</servers>

We are implementing caching on this cluster and are studying on recommended JVM specifications for domain controller, host controller and the servers.

1. What are the recommended JVM settings for domain controller, host controller and for the individual servers ?

2. We assume that for caching Teiid uses JVM associated with servers ( and not the JVM associated with the domain controller and host controller). Is this assumption correct?

Thank you.

1) for individual servers the previous standalone suggestions apply here. There is no one size fits all, you would have estimate based on your usage and sizes of your resultsets.

2) yes.