We have installed Jira software in our primices server. some times its becomes very slow.
How much concurrent user access permited to jira server at a time? in our case normaly 100 use access jira at a time sone time it reaches to 150 user at a time. Is there any limit for concurrent user access on Jira server.
Since it is installed on your server, there is no limitation, but more about the hardware. In the following links you will see some tips about performance in Jira:
- https://confluence.atlassian.com/jirakb/troubleshoot-performance-issues-in-jira-server-336169888.html
- https://confluence.atlassian.com/kb/best-practices-for-performance-troubleshooting-tools-652444218.html
Also a guide of sizing Jira: https://confluence.atlassian.com/jirakb/jira-server-sizing-guide-975033809.html
Hope this helps.
Eduardo
Hi Eduardo,
Thanks for sugession.
Will try at our end this helpes to sizing jira server instance.
Regards
Rahul shinde
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As you have mentioned server - have you considered webserver as bottleneck? I've seen such case. It's worth to check up apache/nginx configuration. There are some tools like https://richardforth.github.io/apache2buddy_ag/ which will automatically diagnose existing configuration.
Cheers,
Marcin
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Aside from the hardware being a limiting factory what actions are being taken that is considered "slow"? We have the same issue however our instances are are over 2 million issues with thousands of customfields. There are quite a few things you can teach you users to help there performance if hardware is not a limiting factor.
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