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12-20-2006 07:45 AM
12-20-2006 07:45 AM
Performance Problem
HPUX 11.11 with LVM File System
Sybase 12.5
Cobis 3
Wsphere 6.0 with Row devices database
Storage EVA4000
Securepath Active-Active
Phisycal Memory: 14GB
When execute the online exits performance problem, the S.O command "bdf, ls, more" and new telnet conection no allow.
#sar -v 1 1
15:39:31 text-sz ov proc-sz ov inod-sz ov file-sz ov
15:39:32 N/A N/A 341/16404 0 2572/18620 0 3708/30130 0
#kmtune |grep maxfile
maxfiles 3072 - 3072
maxfiles_lim 1024 Y 1024
hysical memory = 3656960 14.0g 100%
Free memory = 169178 660.9m 5%
User processes = 2173697 8.3g 59% details with -user
System = 1304295 5.0g 36%
Kernel = 572903 2.2g 16% kernel text and data
Dynamic Arenas = 309137 1.2g 8% details with -arena
M_TEMP = 170304 665.2m 5%
M_IOSYS = 39368 153.8m 1%
M_SYSVMSGB = 16384 64.0m 0%
M_SPINLOCK = 12924 50.5m 0%
LVM_PBUF = 12446 48.6m 0%
Other arenas = 57711 225.4m 2%
Super page pool = 4635 18.1m 0%
Static Tables = 213580 834.3m 6%
pfdat = 83550 326.4m 2%
nbuf = 57984 226.5m 2% bufcache headers
htbl2_0 = 32768 128.0m 1%
pfn_to_virt = 13925 54.4m 0%
bufhash = 10240 40.0m 0% bufcache hash headers
Other tables = 15113 59.0m 0% Buffer cache = 731392 2.8g 20% details with -bufcache
UFC file mrg = 0 0.0b 0%
UFC meta mrg = 0 0.0b 0%
How to determine the problem ?
How to verity the use de maxfiles parameter ?
Regards
RM
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12-20-2006 10:13 AM
12-20-2006 10:13 AM
Re: Performance Problem
Please provide the following:
sar -uM 5 5
sar -d 5 5
sar -b 5 5
swapinfo -tam
vmstat 5 5
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12-21-2006 09:13 AM
12-21-2006 09:13 AM
Re: Performance Problem
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12-21-2006 09:43 AM
12-21-2006 09:43 AM
Re: Performance Problem
Now if you do have such a program, you would set maxfiles to 60 or maybe 100, then for the special program that needs a lot of files, you can raise the limit by including a ulimit command in the startup script (or have the programmer use the setrlimit system call) to increase the maxfiles allowed for the program.
By having maxfiles_lim smaller than maxfiles, your current limit is maxfiles_lim. Note that this is not a performance issue, it is just a limit to prevent runaway programs from consuming too many resources.
Bill Hassell, sysadmin
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12-21-2006 10:19 AM
12-21-2006 10:19 AM
Re: Performance Problem
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Check your syslog file for disk error messages. Also run the dmesg command to see if there are additional error messages.
As far as kernel parmameters, the values for:
dbc_max_pct
nfile
nproc
ninode
are way too large for your current system. But the disks need fixing first.
Bill Hassell, sysadmin
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12-21-2006 04:54 PM
12-21-2006 04:54 PM
Re: Performance Problem
There is something wrong with the disk.Pls chk the dmesg , syslog & eventlog for any disk error.
Cheers
Arunkumar.B