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usage stats for kernel parameters

 
Vijayakrishna
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usage stats for kernel parameters

I am trying to find utilities/commands which can give the dynamic resources usage information about defined kernel parameters.

Can any one suggest how can we get these.

Thanks
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hpuxrox
Respected Contributor

Re: usage stats for kernel parameters

Try glance and select the "t" option for kernel tables.

man glance
Sandip Ghosh
Honored Contributor

Re: usage stats for kernel parameters

You can look through Glance and Sar, iostat, vmstat who can give you the required resource usage.

Can you pl let us know which resource usage you are looking for?

Sandip
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MANOJ SRIVASTAVA
Honored Contributor

Re: usage stats for kernel parameters

Hi Vijay

In case you want to know about dynamic nfile , ninode and nproc then do a sar -v 2 10 and it will give you a utilization at that monet of time , glance is an exceelnt tool and if you have graphical display then nothing like gpm .

vmstat 2 10 ( every 2 sec for 10 times ) does give you a dynamic display on virtual memory statics , ofcourse you can be cretive with small shell scripts to get what you want.

Incase you are looking for a specific parameter please do tell us.

Manoj Srivastava
Vijayakrishna
Occasional Advisor

Re: usage stats for kernel parameters

I am specifically looking for usage of msgseg, msgtql, msgmap (IPC Related) and shared memory parameters.

Thank you
Frank Slootweg
Honored Contributor

Re: usage stats for kernel parameters

For IPC related parameters: Glance (already mentioned) and ipcs(1).
Wodisch
Honored Contributor

Re: usage stats for kernel parameters

Hi,

some tools to use are:
- sar, sadc
- vmstat, iostat
- glance, gpm
- q4, adb

the last two are very *low-level*...

HTH,
Wodisch
V. V. Ravi Kumar_1
Respected Contributor

Re: usage stats for kernel parameters

hi

try sysdef command, the best choice is glance.
i think there is no single command to know all dynamic kernel parameters.

regds
ravi
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