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ECP vs T4
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11-18-2004 12:11 PM
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Solved! Go to Solution.
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11-18-2004 08:38 PM
11-18-2004 08:38 PM
SolutionT4 is better at detail but I have trouble getting long term high level trends from it.
I would go for ECP. You can extract CSV data from ECP to load into excel to plot yr own graphs if you don't like the ones it does.
perfcap.com do a capacity planner product that uses ECP data.
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11-18-2004 10:35 PM
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Re: ECP vs T4
Re: ECP vs T4
http://vmspython.dyndns.org/cgiplus-bin/t4
You can have the result as
- line
- area stacked
- spreadsheet
You may notice, when looking at the MON MODES items, that a lucky guy had a good number of CPU to play with :-) ...
Ah, you will need Python for Vms, which is on the same site
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11-22-2004 12:37 AM
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11-22-2004 01:29 AM
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cu,
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11-23-2004 03:11 AM
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Re: ECP vs T4
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PerfDat provides many advanced data analysis and data management features which make life easier in the context of reducuing data analysis time and getting rid of manual data management activities, even if you are monitoring big environments (50+ nodes).
If you want to get more infos about PerfDat, please contact PERFDAT@HP.COM
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11-23-2004 03:47 AM
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I will leave this thread open a bit longer so that others may add to the discussion for posterity. I will likely add feedback after I get a chance to try ECP.
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11-23-2004 04:59 AM
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http://www.hp.cz/sw/ovms/pdf/performancemanagement_perfdat.pdf
I see that its sold as a service not as a product.
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11-23-2004 08:35 AM
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The data collectors work on multiple OS's and the server runs on Windows. I collect data from 60+ nodes with it.
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12-20-2004 03:26 PM
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12-20-2004 06:47 PM
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This allows for before/after comparisons.
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12-20-2004 08:28 PM
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there are all sorts of extra things you can get to go with ECP but you have to buy it from perfcap.com. What you get for free is the basic stuff.
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12-21-2004 04:00 AM
12-21-2004 04:00 AM
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Ian, Thanks. You confirm some of my observations; ECP is a start, but I am of the opinion that CP in ECP is lacking.
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12-21-2004 04:09 AM
12-21-2004 04:09 AM
Re: ECP vs T4
Re: ECP vs T4
OpenVMS is a great operating system!
At this point I will close this thread.
Thanks everyone for your responses. Merry Christmas and Happy New Year to you all.
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