[389-users] 389 pauses every 5 minutes under load

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Hello all,
I need your expertise... please help me!  (Disclaimer:  I am a relative 
newcomer to 389ds)

I'm running a Java application that keeps user authentication, 
permissions, and preferences in ldap.  And I'm currently load testing 
this application (using Jmeter, 15 concurrent threads, no think time) 
and I'm getting really good performance most of the time.  However every 
5 minutes (from the time I started ldap), 389's CPU usage will spike to 
375% (400% = all 4 processors at 100%, 389 normally sits around 
15-20%).  These pauses last for between 20 - 30 seconds (proportionate 
to the load I'm throwing at it) during which our application will just 
sit.  Since I'm just running the same set of requests at it constantly, 
there isn't anything different in terms of our application during those 
times, which points to 389 as the culprit (or possibly some glassfish 
ldap pool problem).

Some info:
Glassfish 3.1 final on Java 1.6.0_26 (64 bit server VM)
389-Directory/1.2.9.10 B2011.250.1455
Fedora 15 64-bit (also observed on Centos 5.4 64-bit)

Have any of you run into this problem?  Do you have any possible config 
changes I could try? Any possible leads at all?

Thanks,
Justin
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