| Eclipse performance on Azure Virtual Desktop [message #1866219] |
Wed, 22 May 2024 13:53  |
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Greetings,
We have users running Eclipse 2024-06 on an Azure Virtual Desktop, Windows 10, 4 Core, 16GB RAM, 128GB disk.
The one particular user is running Eclipse from her Downloads folder in OneDrive, so not sure whether that is relevant or not but thought it was worth mentioning.
In any event, the issue we are running into, and this is across multiple users, they fire off some automation process and after about 10 minutes (they tell me the process should take approximately 20 - 30 minutes to complete) user gets disconnected from AVD and is unable to log back in.
The only thing we can do is restart the VM in Azure and then the user is able to log back in.
Based on what I found on the web I modified the eclipse.ini file adding a line which is supposed to limit the CPU usage to two of the four available cores, but that did not seem to help.
In Azure monitoring of the AVD we see CPU utilization at 90% and at times spiking to 100% as well as 88% memory consumption by Eclipse.
Would really appreciate some guidance here. Please keep in mind, I am not a developer, just a sys admin, with no prior exposure to Eclipse.
Thank you in advance!
Barry
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