Book Review: Grails 1.1 Web Application Development
This is a review of the book "Grails 1.1 web application development" written by Jon Dickson published by Packt Publishing.[Read More]
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RSS FeedsGrails 1.1 and Groovy 1.6 Java JVM memory settings and tuning
How to change the JVM memory settings in Grails 1.1 and Groovy 1.6 on Linux and Windows systems.[Read More]
Grails / Java Web Hosting - critical parameters for memory saving hosting environments
What is the most memory saving hosting environment for Grails and Java web applications and which parameters influence the memory consumption? This is the start of a series of benchmark results with different combinations of popular hosting components.[Read More]
Low Cost Grails / Java Web Hosting - Clean Shutdown of Tomcat without another JVM
Clean shutdown of tomcat normally requires a second java process, which fails under low memory constraints. A solution is shown using the netcat (nc) tool under Linux.
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Low Cost Grails / Java Web Hosting HowTo - vServer memory and java heap size trouble
Sun Java 5 automatic heap size dimensioning does not know about the memory management of a Linux virtual server instance and therefore fails to get the size right. Even simple calls like "java -version" or the installation by your Linux distribution package manager does fail.
Solutions for these kind of problems are given.
Low Cost Grails / Java Web Hosting - How much server memory do you need?
To host your Grails / Java web application on a dedicated or virtual server (vServer) you'll need to know how much main memory your application needs and how much heap space is available to your application in a known environment. I'll give you formulas I derived from extensive experiments and rule of thumb for calculation with examples.[Read More]
Low Cost Grails / Java Web Hosting HowTo - Part 1
Your Grails web application is ready to be launched onto the Internet. But how does it get there? In this first part of a series the different hosting alternatives are discussed with their pros and cons. At the end a most bang for your buck is choosen. In later parts the tutorial or howto will describe how to conserve server resources to fit your grails web application on small servers and how to secure and monitor them.[Read More]
Why Grails is so groovy - Blog Introduction
My name is Frerk Meyer and 'Groovy Grails and Webby Things' is my new blog about the web framework Grails and the scripting language Groovy for the Java platform.[Read More]
