[ https://issues.jboss.org/browse/JBIDE-18919?page=com.atlassian.jira.plugi... ] Nick Boldt edited comment on JBIDE-18919 at 12/18/14 12:57 PM: --------------------------------------------------------------- Is it possible that the reason things are slower w/ 8.0.1 is that we haven't yet had all the Akamai edge servers populated? That is, it's slow the first couple times, but faster once the caching is all set up around the world? I lauched JBDS 8.0.1.CR1-v20141207-0100-B352 4 times in a row and got these times for loading content in the Software/Updates tab: 25:20 - 26:04 = 44s ----------------------------- 26:45 - 27:23 = 38s ---------------------------- 28:00 - 28:33 = 33s ---------------------------- 29:35 - 30:08 = 33s Did some quick tests w/ JBDS 7.1.1 and the load time for the Software/Updates tab in Central started at 5 seconds and fell to 3 seconds. So we're looking at an order of magnitude change, or about 30-40 seconds longer. was (Author: nickboldt): Is it possible that the reason things are slower w/ 8.0.1 is that we haven't yet had all the Akamai edge servers populated? That is, it's slow the first couple times, but faster once the caching is all set up around the world? I lauched JBDS 8.0.1.CR1-v20141207-0100-B352 4 times in a row and got these times for loading content in the Software/Updates tab: 25:20 - 26:04 = 44s ----------------------------- 26:45 - 27:23 = 38s ---------------------------- 28:00 - 28:33 = 33s ---------------------------- 29:35 - 30:08 = 33s Can anyone say conclusively (and repeatedly) that performance is slower w/ 8.0.x vs. 7.x? Maybe this is a function of the integration stack content/metadata that has to now be loaded? -- This message was sent by Atlassian JIRA (v6.3.11#6341)