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Using Tomcat With a Database – Performance Optimization Tips

Posted by Hovhannes Avoyan | Posted in Java Monitoring, MySQL monitoring, Performance Management, Website Monitoring | Posted on 24-01-2012

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The Internet is a great resource, but it is sometimes too much to wade through hundreds of web pages looking for tips about using Tomcat with a database. So we at Monitis have done it for you! Below are some of the more useful tips found in various places on the Internet.

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21 Apache Tomcat Configuration Tips

Posted by Hovhannes Avoyan | Posted in Performance Management, Web Server Monitoring, Website Monitoring | Posted on 14-12-2011

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Monitis is pleased to present the following tips for configuring Apache Tomcat for maximum performance. Apache Tomcat is an open source software implementation of the Java Servlet and JavaServer Pages technologies. Apache Tomcat powers numerous large-scale, mission-critical web applications across a diverse range of industries and organizations.

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Apache and MySQL Logging with Syslog-ng

Posted by Aaron Burnett | Posted in Database Management, Events Monitoring, Sysadmin Tools, Web Server Monitoring | Posted on 05-09-2011

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Apache and syslog-ng

While logging to a database back-end has its benefits, the setup as it stands leaves us wanting. Some applications, such as Apache, do not log via syslog-ng by default. The good news is that this can be easily remedied, and there are a couple of different ways of doing this. First, the less good way:

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