HP B.06.X 사용자 설명서
Special Considerations
Verifying PPU Utilization Information
Appendix B
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Verifying PPU Utilization Information
Your PPU system/partition’s processor utilization information is
available from the HP PPU web portal. See “PPU Web Portal” on page 36
for details of the PPU web portal.
available from the HP PPU web portal. See “PPU Web Portal” on page 36
for details of the PPU web portal.
If you are interested in verifying PPU utilization information against the
PPU web portal information, you can use the
PPU web portal information, you can use the
sar
command to compare
processor utilization numbers. The
sar
command is a HP-UX system
activity reporter that samples and accumulates processor utilization. See
the manpage sar (1M ) for details on the
the manpage sar (1M ) for details on the
sar
command.
An overview of the processor utilization verification process is:
•
Create processor utilization numbers for your PPU system/partition
with the
with the
sar
command
•
Go to the PPU web portal and capture processor utilization numbers
for the same PPU system/partition and duration of time
for the same PPU system/partition and duration of time
•
Verify the
sar
utilization numbers against the PPU web portal
utilization numbers
To perform the utilization verification process, perform the following
steps:
steps:
NOTE
Because the PPU web-portal’s utilization reports contain 30 minutes of
information, beginning on the hour or on the half-hour, it is
recommended to time the execution of
information, beginning on the hour or on the half-hour, it is
recommended to time the execution of
Step 1
(below) immediately upon
the start of a hour, or half past the hour. Another option is to create a
shell script that contains the command in
shell script that contains the command in
Step 1
and schedule a
cron
job
so it starts exactly on the hour or half hour.
Step 1. In a terminal window on the PPU system, execute the following
command:
/usr/bin/nice --10 /usr/sbin/sar -o /tmp/sarOut 300 12
Where “300” represents the (averaged) interval duration of the
utilization sample, in seconds, and “12” represents the number of
utilization sample, in seconds, and “12” represents the number of