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03-06-2003 10:38 PM
03-06-2003 10:38 PM
Relationship between PRM output and sar output
What is the meaning of prmmonitor column CPU used ?
CPU CPU PRM Group used
---------------------------------------------
OTHERS 1 10% 0.0%
admin 2 30% 0.5%
outdoor 3 35% 0.0%
indoor 4 25% 5.6%
What is the relationship between 'CPU entitlement and CPU used' and the information from SAR.
CPU CPU PRM Group used
---------------------------------------------
OTHERS 1 10% 0.0%
admin 2 30% 0.5%
outdoor 3 35% 0.0%
indoor 4 25% 5.6%
What is the relationship between 'CPU entitlement and CPU used' and the information from SAR.
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03-06-2003 11:15 PM
03-06-2003 11:15 PM
Re: Relationship between PRM output and sar output
PRM stands for Process Resource Manager. You create resource thresholds via xprm.
The command sar -u 5 5 reads the current consumption of resources, while PRM is the high water mark usually used to failover in a ServiceGuard cluster.
Note: Use to be a bug in PRM where you had to first max out your resource and failover first, before the PRM threshold went into place.
The command sar -u 5 5 reads the current consumption of resources, while PRM is the high water mark usually used to failover in a ServiceGuard cluster.
Note: Use to be a bug in PRM where you had to first max out your resource and failover first, before the PRM threshold went into place.
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