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Very slow loading of keystore file (javax.net.ssl.keyStore property)
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The loading of keystore file (set by "javax.net.ssl.keyStore" property) is very slow. It takes around 8 seconds to load a custom keystore file.
Considering a client app in Java that has its total load time affected, is there any workaround to speedup this?
EDIT - Environment characteristics:
- AIX 7.1 (there is not virus scanner)
- Java 8
- JFS2 (Filesystem)
- The keystore has around 160 entries
java
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The loading of keystore file (set by "javax.net.ssl.keyStore" property) is very slow. It takes around 8 seconds to load a custom keystore file.
Considering a client app in Java that has its total load time affected, is there any workaround to speedup this?
EDIT - Environment characteristics:
- AIX 7.1 (there is not virus scanner)
- Java 8
- JFS2 (Filesystem)
- The keystore has around 160 entries
java
2
Usually it does not take that long, something is special with the file or your system. How many entries are in your custom keystore file? Is there a virus scanner or something similar that could delay the file access?
– Robert
Mar 25 at 19:11
@Robert I've edited the question putting there more info about the environment.
– Luciano
Mar 25 at 19:22
I would try to load the keystore on a regular PC using a common Java version. If this works the problem is most likely located in the Java runtime you use (what Java is used on an AIX system?). If this is the case contact you Java vendor for support.
– Robert
Mar 25 at 19:27
@Robert: We have already tried to do that in a clean (lightweight) Linux environment running Java 10 and it's still slow.
– Luciano
Mar 25 at 20:00
@Robert: It seems that Java "keystore engine" is checking every CA certificate, inclusive their signatures. We can see that procedure happening slowly through the debug output of Java VM, it really takes a lot of time. I wonder if there isn't a way to turn off that checking and just trust on them, since it's an already trusted keystore and protected by a password.
– Luciano
Mar 25 at 20:06
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show 4 more comments
The loading of keystore file (set by "javax.net.ssl.keyStore" property) is very slow. It takes around 8 seconds to load a custom keystore file.
Considering a client app in Java that has its total load time affected, is there any workaround to speedup this?
EDIT - Environment characteristics:
- AIX 7.1 (there is not virus scanner)
- Java 8
- JFS2 (Filesystem)
- The keystore has around 160 entries
java
The loading of keystore file (set by "javax.net.ssl.keyStore" property) is very slow. It takes around 8 seconds to load a custom keystore file.
Considering a client app in Java that has its total load time affected, is there any workaround to speedup this?
EDIT - Environment characteristics:
- AIX 7.1 (there is not virus scanner)
- Java 8
- JFS2 (Filesystem)
- The keystore has around 160 entries
java
java
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Usually it does not take that long, something is special with the file or your system. How many entries are in your custom keystore file? Is there a virus scanner or something similar that could delay the file access?
– Robert
Mar 25 at 19:11
@Robert I've edited the question putting there more info about the environment.
– Luciano
Mar 25 at 19:22
I would try to load the keystore on a regular PC using a common Java version. If this works the problem is most likely located in the Java runtime you use (what Java is used on an AIX system?). If this is the case contact you Java vendor for support.
– Robert
Mar 25 at 19:27
@Robert: We have already tried to do that in a clean (lightweight) Linux environment running Java 10 and it's still slow.
– Luciano
Mar 25 at 20:00
@Robert: It seems that Java "keystore engine" is checking every CA certificate, inclusive their signatures. We can see that procedure happening slowly through the debug output of Java VM, it really takes a lot of time. I wonder if there isn't a way to turn off that checking and just trust on them, since it's an already trusted keystore and protected by a password.
– Luciano
Mar 25 at 20:06
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Usually it does not take that long, something is special with the file or your system. How many entries are in your custom keystore file? Is there a virus scanner or something similar that could delay the file access?
– Robert
Mar 25 at 19:11
@Robert I've edited the question putting there more info about the environment.
– Luciano
Mar 25 at 19:22
I would try to load the keystore on a regular PC using a common Java version. If this works the problem is most likely located in the Java runtime you use (what Java is used on an AIX system?). If this is the case contact you Java vendor for support.
– Robert
Mar 25 at 19:27
@Robert: We have already tried to do that in a clean (lightweight) Linux environment running Java 10 and it's still slow.
– Luciano
Mar 25 at 20:00
@Robert: It seems that Java "keystore engine" is checking every CA certificate, inclusive their signatures. We can see that procedure happening slowly through the debug output of Java VM, it really takes a lot of time. I wonder if there isn't a way to turn off that checking and just trust on them, since it's an already trusted keystore and protected by a password.
– Luciano
Mar 25 at 20:06
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Usually it does not take that long, something is special with the file or your system. How many entries are in your custom keystore file? Is there a virus scanner or something similar that could delay the file access?
– Robert
Mar 25 at 19:11
Usually it does not take that long, something is special with the file or your system. How many entries are in your custom keystore file? Is there a virus scanner or something similar that could delay the file access?
– Robert
Mar 25 at 19:11
@Robert I've edited the question putting there more info about the environment.
– Luciano
Mar 25 at 19:22
@Robert I've edited the question putting there more info about the environment.
– Luciano
Mar 25 at 19:22
I would try to load the keystore on a regular PC using a common Java version. If this works the problem is most likely located in the Java runtime you use (what Java is used on an AIX system?). If this is the case contact you Java vendor for support.
– Robert
Mar 25 at 19:27
I would try to load the keystore on a regular PC using a common Java version. If this works the problem is most likely located in the Java runtime you use (what Java is used on an AIX system?). If this is the case contact you Java vendor for support.
– Robert
Mar 25 at 19:27
@Robert: We have already tried to do that in a clean (lightweight) Linux environment running Java 10 and it's still slow.
– Luciano
Mar 25 at 20:00
@Robert: We have already tried to do that in a clean (lightweight) Linux environment running Java 10 and it's still slow.
– Luciano
Mar 25 at 20:00
@Robert: It seems that Java "keystore engine" is checking every CA certificate, inclusive their signatures. We can see that procedure happening slowly through the debug output of Java VM, it really takes a lot of time. I wonder if there isn't a way to turn off that checking and just trust on them, since it's an already trusted keystore and protected by a password.
– Luciano
Mar 25 at 20:06
@Robert: It seems that Java "keystore engine" is checking every CA certificate, inclusive their signatures. We can see that procedure happening slowly through the debug output of Java VM, it really takes a lot of time. I wonder if there isn't a way to turn off that checking and just trust on them, since it's an already trusted keystore and protected by a password.
– Luciano
Mar 25 at 20:06
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Usually it does not take that long, something is special with the file or your system. How many entries are in your custom keystore file? Is there a virus scanner or something similar that could delay the file access?
– Robert
Mar 25 at 19:11
@Robert I've edited the question putting there more info about the environment.
– Luciano
Mar 25 at 19:22
I would try to load the keystore on a regular PC using a common Java version. If this works the problem is most likely located in the Java runtime you use (what Java is used on an AIX system?). If this is the case contact you Java vendor for support.
– Robert
Mar 25 at 19:27
@Robert: We have already tried to do that in a clean (lightweight) Linux environment running Java 10 and it's still slow.
– Luciano
Mar 25 at 20:00
@Robert: It seems that Java "keystore engine" is checking every CA certificate, inclusive their signatures. We can see that procedure happening slowly through the debug output of Java VM, it really takes a lot of time. I wonder if there isn't a way to turn off that checking and just trust on them, since it's an already trusted keystore and protected by a password.
– Luciano
Mar 25 at 20:06