Collecting the system statistics that populate Health Monitor
has some impact on the performance of your LiveCycle environment.
This impact can be controlled by setting the Java options listed
below in your application server.
Property
Purpose
Default value
adobe.healthmonitor.enabled
Turn on or off Health Monitor thread
true
adobe.cache.statistics-enabled
Turn on or off Gemfire caching
true
adobe.healthmonitor.refresh-interval
The interval in milliseconds after which
the Health Monitor thread collects the statistics
10 minutes (600,000 milliseconds)
adobe.cache.multicast-port
The multicast port used to communicate with other
members of the distributed system. If set to zero, multicast is
disabled for both member discovery and distribution.
Note:
Select different multicast addresses and ports for different distributed
systems. Do not use different addresses only.
No default value. Valid values range from
0 to 65535.
statistic-sample-rate
The rate in milliseconds at which statistics
are sampled. Operating system statistics are only updated when a
sample is taken.
600000
adobe.workmanager.healthmonitor.enabled
This property enables or disables Work Manager statistic
collection, such as job or work item count.
true
Add Java options to JBoss
Stop the JBoss application server.
Open the [appserver root]/bin/run.bat (Windows) or
run.sh (Linux or UNIX) in an editor and add any of the Java options
as required.
Restart the server.
Add Java options to WebLogic
Start the WebLogic Administration Console by typing
http://[host name]:[port]/console in the URL line of a web browser.
Type the user name and password that you created for the
WebLogic Server domain and click Log Under Change Center, click
Lock & Edit.
Under Domain Structure, click Environment > Servers and,
in the right pane, click the managed server name.
On the next screen, click the Configuration tab > Server
Start tab.
In the Arguments box, append the arguments you require to
the end of the current content. For example, adding ‑Dadobe.healthmonitor.enabled=false disables
Health Monitor.
Click Save and then click Activate Changes.
Restart WebLogic managed server.
Add Java options to WebSphere
In the WebSphere Administrative Console navigation
tree, do the following for your application server:
