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Why does an inactive WebSphere, Version 6, server use any CPU?

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Why does an inactive WebSphere, Version 6, server use any CPU?

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Small amounts of idling CPU are usually not noticed on other platforms, because they use dedicated servers for WebSphere. But on Linux on System z where people are all sharing the same CPU, the cumulative effect of many idling WebSphere servers can be noticeable. WebSphere, Version 5, now idles at about 1 percent CPU or less, thanks to fixes made in response to concerns Linux on System z customers raised. I have seen idling WebSphere, Version 6, guests using up to 4 percent of a CPU. WebSphere, Version 6, contains many features meant to improve availability, but the features cause background threads to run, thereby increasing the CPU an idling WebSphere server uses.

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