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03-07-2005 09:07 PM
03-07-2005 09:07 PM
TEC Alert: "Low_IdleCPUUsage" alert on server xxxx
details: the percentage of processor time spent in the idle state is low (17.4982390538787842 percent). The processor is overloaded
How to check (using sar -u) or is there any other way to do. How to rectify the same.
details: the percentage of processor time spent in the idle state is low (17.4982390538787842 percent). The processor is overloaded
How to check (using sar -u) or is there any other way to do. How to rectify the same.
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03-07-2005 09:14 PM
03-07-2005 09:14 PM
Re: TEC Alert: "Low_IdleCPUUsage"
hi,
about sar -u:
# sar -Mu 2 10
tells u the usage of all the CPUs with 10 every 2-seconds intervals
or
# top
default 5 seconds every refresh
regards.
about sar -u:
# sar -Mu 2 10
tells u the usage of all the CPUs with 10 every 2-seconds intervals
or
# top
default 5 seconds every refresh
regards.
what you do not see does not mean you should not believe
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03-07-2005 09:19 PM
03-07-2005 09:19 PM
Solution
17.5% idle time is NOT overloaded. If you have any idle time at all, then you have spare CPU capacity. Use "sar -u 1 5", "glance" or "top" to see current CPU usage.
You need to change the threshold on your monitoring software. I would suggest 95% as a minimum alert threshold. (that will give you some advance warning if it does go up to 100%)
(Even 100% CPU usage is not necessarily a problem, unles you are also experiencing poor performance, batch jobs taking longer, or increasing queues or wait states)
You need to change the threshold on your monitoring software. I would suggest 95% as a minimum alert threshold. (that will give you some advance warning if it does go up to 100%)
(Even 100% CPU usage is not necessarily a problem, unles you are also experiencing poor performance, batch jobs taking longer, or increasing queues or wait states)
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