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  1. Brian Topping

    Dec 16, 2010

    While these are all true, there are also numerous advantages to having them running in the same container:

    • Singular config of container connectors means they all work or all don't. No having to debug the same configuration multiple times on different standalone installs that have evolved in different directions.
    • A single connector in the client container (e.g. Tomcat) is far easier to debug when it is frontended by a web server such as Apache HTTPD.
    • Free memory is consolidated and shared, resulting in a far smaller overall footprint. Having five apps with 500M of free space is a far different memory footprint than one container with 1G of free space that is more than generously shared. When I switched from a single Tomcat container to standalone apps as configured on the download site, I had to boost the RAM on the box by 2x to avoid paging!

    There are a lot of pros and cons to either situation and not much we users can do but express our grief. Ideally, Atlassian could come up with their own custom container that housed their webapps, sharing services, increasing reliability, and reducing TCO.



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