RE: Have we hit the wall with Sharepoint?
- From: "dave nixon" <david.nixon@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Wed, 17 Aug 2005 14:50:44 -0700
Dave
I would suggest removing the webparts temporarily to see if that fixes it
before you take any further action....you never know!
"Dave" wrote:
> Thanks for the replies everyone, we are currently running 5 front ends, an
> index/job server, and two search servers. One of front ends is not in the
> load balancing - it handles the requests from the indexer and runs backup
> jobs only. SQL is a cluster runniing on top of SAN for its disks. SQL
> itself is great, CPU (Quad) nevers runs above 50% even when doing dumps etc.
> The problem is isolated to the front ends for us with w3wp.exe taking up all
> the CPU and memory resources. We have tried more robust front ends(dual
> proc) but that hasn't helped. We have tweaked AppPool settings as well. We
> do have some intensive web parts (4 or 5) on our portal that render every
> page hit for every user and do stuff like go off to Oracle to get data so I
> am wondering if that may be the cuplrit, We are going to split up our
> database too. I will try to find that Joel Olson paper as well. Hopefully
> we will have this solved soon and I will get back here with what the problem
> was.
>
>
> "Dave" wrote:
>
> > Hi,
> > we have been running a large farm for about 2 years now. We use the SPS
> > portal as our homepage for all users (about 2000) and also use Team Sites
> > (WSS). Our total system size is now 225 GB which I have been told is
> > enormous for a Sharepoint installation. Recently our system has slowed
> > considerably, front end web servers run at 100% CPU for most of the day and
> > adding additonal load balanced front end servers has done little to help.
> > Response time is poor. We still have one database collection since we are no
> > where the limit to split off # of sites wise. In fact we only have about 30
> > WSS sites. Our SQL is a cluster and its performance has been great
> > throughout.
> >
> > Has anyone had experience with large installations and noticed a severe
> > downgrade in performance once they hit a certain size? Any ideas on tweaking
> > performance? We have read Microsoft's whitepaper outlining their settings
> > but there is nothing in there that has caused any improvement for us -
> > http://www.microsoft.com/technet/itsolutions/msit/infowork/spsperfnote.mspx#EEAA.
> > We are also up to date on Service Packs. Sharepoint was great up until we
> > approached 200G in size.
.
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