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How can we minimize the amount of memory that JBlitz needs at runtime ?

April 26, 2017JBlitz memory Needs runtime

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How can we minimize the amount of memory that JBlitz needs at runtime ?

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By default, if you downloaded and ran the Windows installation program, JBlitz will be configured to use up to 192 MB of memory. You can alter this amount by editing the file JBlitz Pro.ini in the installation folder and altering the line starting Virtual Machine Parameters (the part where it specifies -Xmx192m). If you are working with jblitz.jar directly and running it from a command line or shell, then you may specify the memory usage using the VM parameters -Xmx and -Xmm to say (in MB) the maximum and minimum amount of memory to use. Generally, JBlitz requires at least 64 MB of memory for normal use. JBlitz will need more memory if your are using a large number of virtual users, using very long URLs or if your website is returning very long response pages or headers. Here are some tips that may help reduce the overall memory consumption when running JBlitz: • Disable the Log Console. (main menu Tools -> Log Console…).