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Title: Tuning performance
Post by: oscarca on 10 Jul 2019 04:33:47 AM
Hello,

I was just wondering if someone would like to share their knowledge and experience in Server/Report performance tuning.

I have:
Intel® Xeon® Processor E5-2609 v3

·   6 cores

·   6 threads

and 64g RAM on the server which Cognos Analytics is installed on.

Shoud I apply this logic "2 report processes per core, with 2 low affinity each = 16 processes * 2 low affinity = 32 low affinity in total.", on the below settings?

Without tuning
Number of high affinity connections for the report service during non-peak period: 1 (Default)
Number of low affinity connections for the report service during non-peak period: 4 (Default)
Maximum number of processes for the report service during non-peak period: 2 (Default)

Number of high affinity connections for the batch report service during non-peak period: 1 (Default)
Number of low affinity connections for the batch report service during non-peak period: 2 (Default)
Maximum number of processes for the batch report service during non-peak period: 2 (Default)

With tuning
Number of high affinity connections for the report service during non-peak period: 1 (what do you guys suggest here?)
Number of low affinity connections for the report service during non-peak period: 4 (what do you guys suggest here?)
Maximum number of processes for the report service during non-peak period: (2*6) = 12

Number of high affinity connections for the batch report service during non-peak period: 1 (what do you guys suggest here?)
Number of low affinity connections for the batch report service during non-peak period: 2 (what do you guys suggest here?)
Maximum number of processes for the batch report service during non-peak period:  (2*6) = 12

Best regards,
Oscar
Title: Re: Tuning performance
Post by: wazzo on 25 Jul 2019 04:24:56 PM
I don't see any problems with your logic,
I've set Maximum number of processes for non-peak periods to value of 8 on most systems I've worked on but I see no reason why 12 would be an issue.
As for high & low affinity connections, they are the same values I've used as well.
Title: Re: Tuning performance
Post by: oscarca on 25 Jul 2019 10:52:15 PM
Hey Wazzo,
Thank you for your response!
So the high and low affinity connection doesn't have to be changed (default setting) ?

Best regards,
Oscar