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We recently converted to Spring Boot 3 as a major upgrade and switched from Tomcat to Hikari. We are currently running load tests and are noticing a large change in the 99th percentile of overall response time to our web service.
One thing we notice is a lot of Apparent connection leak errors, we have the leak detection threshold set at 5 seconds right now to diagnose troubles.
Our Oracle DBE reported no queries taking close to 5 seconds from his perspective in OEM.
With a major upgrade, it can very well be another issue, but with the disconnect between a leak detection to OEM reporting fast queries, Hikari is our lead we are chasing. Is there a reason that we could be seeing such long connection times?
We recently converted to Spring Boot 3 as a major upgrade and switched from Tomcat to Hikari. We are currently running load tests and are noticing a large change in the 99th percentile of overall response time to our web service.
One thing we notice is a lot of Apparent connection leak errors, we have the leak detection threshold set at 5 seconds right now to diagnose troubles.
Our Oracle DBE reported no queries taking close to 5 seconds from his perspective in OEM.
With a major upgrade, it can very well be another issue, but with the disconnect between a leak detection to OEM reporting fast queries, Hikari is our lead we are chasing. Is there a reason that we could be seeing such long connection times?
Our current settings look like this:
Any help here would be appreciated.
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