Skip to main content
Feedback

Advanced runtime configuration

Increase memory settings, invoke the garbage collector, and configure HTTP proxy settings.

  • To process very high volumes of data, you may need to increase the amount of memory available to the runtime. Refer to the help topic [Increasing the memory available to a basic runtime or runtime cluster](./t-atm-Increasing_memory_available_to_Atom_or_Molecule_ccb54dde-49f1-4c9f-b1d6-1b0305c2a7ef.md) and the System Requirements topic, which includes the minimum hardware requirements for processing high volumes of data.

  • If you use 4GB of memory or higher on your runtime, recommends invoking the concurrent garbage collector. For more information about memory usage and working with a high volume of data, see the High-volume Troubleshooting topic.

  • You can configure the basic runtime or runtime cluster's HTTP Proxy settings after installation. This can include proxy and non-proxy hosts.

    • If a basic runtime or runtime cluster that is configured to connect through a proxy attempts to connect to the but the proxy is unavailable, the basic runtime or runtime cluster attempts a direct connection to the platform.

  • If needed, install the Java Cryptography Extension (JCE) Unlimited Strength Jurisdiction Policy Files, which are required if you are using PGP encryption. Some connectors may require these files.

Additional resources

See Java documentation for more information about the http.nonProxyHosts networking property.

On this Page