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05-01-2003 03:29 PM
05-01-2003 03:29 PM
how can i evaluate my system with out this kind of tools, about memory and swap.
I need to knwo if my system is swaping and how much resources (Virtual memory, memory swap and real memory) is being used. Is there some commands that can help me to evaluate my system?
Can sar, vmstat, swapinfo. help me to evaluate my system?
i have a program - memdetail - but i??m having trouble to understand the results about this program.
i appreciate your help...
Thanks.
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05-01-2003 03:41 PM
05-01-2003 03:41 PM
SolutionBesides sar, vmstat, and swapinfo there is also iostat and timex that can assist as well.
CPU 'sar-u 5 5'
disk 'sar -d 5 5'
sar -b (block activity)
sar -q (run queue & run occupancy %)
vmstat -n 5 2
vmstat -f
vmstat -s
You can also use accounting (sar,acct) to gather information for later analysis.
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05-01-2003 05:15 PM
05-01-2003 05:15 PM
Re: system performance
http://forums.itrc.hp.com/cm/QuestionAnswer/1,,0x836cc1c4ceddd61190050090279cd0f9,00.html
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05-01-2003 05:29 PM
05-01-2003 05:29 PM
Re: system performance
KBRC00004630.
sar -u 5 5
(* %idle low or 0? => cpu bottleneck *)
(* %wio > 15% => disk or tape bottleneck. Use this during backups. *)
sar -d 5 5
(* %busy > 50% => disk bottleneck, cross reference with 'avwait > avserv'. Together, they indicate an I/O bottleneck *)
vmstat 5 5
(* po nonzero? page out *)
sar -v 5 5
(* result of numerator / denominator > 85-90%, then your either, nproc, ninode or nfile needs to be increased. *)
swapinfo -tam
(* total %utilizied > 85% => add more swap *)
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05-01-2003 07:04 PM
05-01-2003 07:04 PM
Re: system performance
as follows :
sar -u 2 5 ( cpu bottlenect check)
UNIX95= ps -e -o "user,vsz,pcpu,pid,ppid,args" |sort -rnk2 |more
(memory/ cpu percentage check)
swapinfo -atm (swap check)
top (memory use rate check)
real, vitual, free
you have to check to use pseudo-swap.(swapmem_on)
iostat 2 5( disk check)
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05-01-2003 07:55 PM
05-01-2003 07:55 PM