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Administering Jive platform

This section includes information about administering and managing the platform, including run books, configuration information, and performance tuning help.

  • Jive and high-availability Jive has been deployed in a wide variety of high-availability (HA) configurations. Here you can find how to design your Jive configuration for high-availability, and how each of the application's components handles failover and recovery.
  • Clustering in Jive Here you can find an overview of the system that supports clustered installations of Jive.
  • In-memory caching The in-memory caching system is designed to increase application performance by holding frequently-requested data in memory, reducing the need for database queries to get that data.
  • Monitoring your Jive environment You should set up your monitoring systems so that you're alerted before things go wrong.
  • Operations cookbook This section is intended to provide sample configurations and script examples common to long-term operation of a Jive installation.
  • Fine-tuning performance Through adjustments to caches, JVM settings, and other settings, you can make sure that the application is performing well.
  • Application management command reference You can use the jive command to perform tasks on your instance.
  • Jive and high-availability Jive has been deployed in a wide variety of high-availability (HA) configurations. Here you can find how to design your Jive configuration for high-availability, and how each of the application's components handles failover and recovery.
  • Clustering in Jive Here you can find an overview of the system that supports clustered installations of Jive.
  • In-memory caching The in-memory caching system is designed to increase application performance by holding frequently-requested data in memory, reducing the need for database queries to get that data.
  • Monitoring your Jive environment You should set up your monitoring systems so that you're alerted before things go wrong.
  • Operations cookbook This section is intended to provide sample configurations and script examples common to long-term operation of a Jive installation.
  • Fine-tuning performance Through adjustments to caches, JVM settings, and other settings, you can make sure that the application is performing well.
  • Application management command reference You can use the jive command to perform tasks on your instance.
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