QlikView server performance

[#1]

Hi,

How can I check the performance of QVS and QVWS? How can I track the performance of server? In what scenario I can go for splitting QlikView services on different server?

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[Peter_Cammaert]

No, you don't need a clustering license for loading standard services on three platforms. There are 5 essential QlikView services. If you have a full publisher license, you can put each one of them on a separate machine. That wouldn't make much sense, but you can.

As I explained before, clustering is the next step on the scalability ladder: if either one of QVS and QDS (of which you have a single copy) is insufficient to handle your loads, you can cluster them, meaning that you can buy a license for another QVS (or QDS) and configure the two copies as if they are one and the same. With "double" the performance.

And as you may have found out from the previous, QlikView lets you cluster QVS (multiple QLikView servers acting as one) or QDS (multiple Publishers acting as one) or both.

Best,

Peter

[Peter_Cammaert]

The Qlik Community has been created specifically to ask questions and (hopefully) get answers. So why would you be sorry?

If you want to know more about QlikView scalability and clustering, Qlik has a technical brief on the subject here: QlikView Scalability Overview | Qlik

Best,

Peter

[#4]

Will splitting the services resolves the performance issue to some extent? if not then I should go for clustering, rite?

[Peter_Cammaert]

I don't know. Where did you mention a performance issue?

There is no universal performance problem that can be solved by a one-fixes-all solution. These "issues" are very situation-specific.

[#6]

Does anyone have a actual "QlikView Server Performance.qvw"  for QlikView 12 ?