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03-05-2007 02:21 AM
03-05-2007 02:21 AM
WLM with vpar 4.02
Hi, I have one Npar with one vpar. In my Npar I have 8 CPUs, but my vpar is only configured with one cpu. The other 7 CPUs can be activated by the vparmodify command if required. This vpar is a failover node for a one package mcsg cluster. My SLO for WLM is to activate 3 CPUs automatically to this vpar whenever the mcsg package failover to it. I have created an SLO but WLM did not activate 3 CPUs when the package fail over. The OS is hp-ux11.23, the vpar version is 4.02 and the wlm version is 3.01. I remember such SLO was working in hp-ux 11.11, vpar 2.x and WLM 2.01. Does anybody know if such SLO is still valid now that vpar 4.02 does not have the cpu bound/unbound concept?
prm {
groups =
OTHERS : 1;
}
slo General {
pri = 1;
entity = PRM group OTHERS;
mincpu = 100;
maxcpu = 100;
goal = usage _CPU;
}
slo SP1 {
pri = 1;
cpushares = 400 total;
entity = PRM group OTHERS;
condition = metric PKG_active;
}
tune {
absolute_cpu_units = 1;
wlm_interval = 10;
}
tune PKG_active {
coll_argv = wlmrcvdc
sg_pkg_active PKG;
}
prm {
groups =
OTHERS : 1;
}
slo General {
pri = 1;
entity = PRM group OTHERS;
mincpu = 100;
maxcpu = 100;
goal = usage _CPU;
}
slo SP1 {
pri = 1;
cpushares = 400 total;
entity = PRM group OTHERS;
condition = metric PKG_active;
}
tune {
absolute_cpu_units = 1;
wlm_interval = 10;
}
tune PKG_active {
coll_argv = wlmrcvdc
sg_pkg_active PKG;
}
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