Performance Dashboard and Graph Templates
This section provides a set of graph templates to monitor the performance of Infrastructure components.
Performance Dashboard
How to Access the Infrastructure Performance Dashboard
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Open the CI Types pane:
Click Workspaces > Operations Console > Performance Perspective.
- In the Browse View tab, select the Systems_Infrastructure or View.
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In the Performance pane, select one of the following dashboards:
- System_Disk_Bottleneck
- System_Memory_Bottleneck
- System_Health
- System_Global_History
- System_Network_Bottleneck
- System_CPU_Bottleneck
Graph Templates
Graphs represent pictorial representation of metrics. The OMi MP for Infrastructure includes the Systems Infrastructure and Virtualization Infrastructure graph family, which is mapped to the Computer CI type. For information about creating and viewing graphs, see the Performance Graphing documents available in the OMi documentation. The data source used for logging data is SCOPE.
How to Access the Graphs
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Open the Performance Graph Mapping pane:
Click Administration > Operations Console > Performance Graph Mappings.
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In the CI Types tab, click Infrastructure Element.
Note The Virtualization Infrastructure graph family is visible for all nodes under the CI type Computer, however you can launch graphs only for virtual machines.
Systems Infrastructure Graph Templates
The following table lists the graph templates for System Infrastructure.
Configuration Details
The following table lists the Metric names corresponding to the Configuration Details graph template.
| Metric Names | Metric Description |
|---|---|
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GBL_SYSTEM_ID |
The network node hostname of the system. |
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GBL_OSNAME |
A string representing the name of the operating system. |
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GBL_OSRELEASE |
The current release of the operating system. |
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GBL_MACHINE_MODEL |
CPU model |
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GBL_COLLECTOR |
ASCII field containing collector name and version. |
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GBL_NUM_CPU |
Number of physical CPUs on the system. This includes all CPUs, either online or offline. |
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GBL_NUM_DISK |
Number of disks on the system. Only local disk devices are counted in this metric. |
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GBL_NUM_NETWORK |
Number of network interfaces on the system. This includes the loopback interface. |
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GBL_MEM_PHYS |
Amount of physical memory in the system (in MBs unless otherwise specified). |
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GBL_SWAP_SPACE_AVAIL_KB |
Total amount of potential swap space, in KB. |
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TBL_PROC_TABLE_AVAIL |
The configured maximum number of the proc table entries used by the kernel to manage processes. This number includes both free and used entries. |
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GBL_LOGGING_TYPES |
A 13-byte field indicating the types of data logged by the collector. This is controlled by the LOG statement in the parm file. |
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GBL_THRESHOLD_CPU |
The percentage of CPU that a process must use to become interesting during an interval. |
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GBL_THRESHOLD_PROCMEM |
The virtual memory in MB that a process must use to become interesting during an interval. |
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GBL_THRESHOLD_DISK |
The rate of physical disk IOs that a process must generate to become interesting during an interval. |
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GBL_LOGFILE_VERSION |
Three byte ASCII field containing the log file version number. |
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GBL_MACHINE |
An ASCII string representing the Processor Architecture. |
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GBL_OSKERNELTYPE_INT |
This indicates the word size of the current kernel on the system. |
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GBL_MEM_AVAIL |
The amount of physical available memory in the system (in MBs unless otherwise specified). |
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TBL_BUFFER_CACHE_AVAIL |
The size (in KBs unless otherwise specified) of the file system buffer cache on the system |
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GBL_OSVERSION |
A string representing the version of the operating system. |
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MEMORY_MEMFREE |
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MEMORY_AVAILABLE__MBYTES |
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MEMORY_MEMTOTAL |
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MEMORY_SWAP_AVAIL |
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MEMORY_SWAP_FREE |
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Free swap space available |
The following table lists the Metric names corresponding to the Process Details graph template.
| Metric Names | Metric Description |
|---|---|
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PROC_PROC_NAME |
The process (or kernel thread) program name. |
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PROC_PROC_CMD |
The full command line with which the process was initiated. |
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PROC_PROC_ID |
The process ID number (PID) of this process(associated process for kernel threads) that is used by the kernel to uniquely identify the process. |
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PROC_CPU_TOTAL_UTIL |
The total CPU time consumed by a process (kernel thread) as a percentage of the total CPU time available during the interval. |
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PROC_DISK_PHYS_IO_RATE |
The average number of physical disk IOs per second made by the process or kernel thread during the interval. |
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PROC_INTEREST |
A field of flags indicating why the process was considered interesting enough to be logged. |
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PROC_STOP_REASON |
A text string describing what caused the process (kernel thread) to stop executing. |
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PROC_APP_ID |
The ID number of the application to which the process (kernel thread) belonged during the interval. |
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PROC_PRI |
The dispatch or current base priority of a process (kernel thread) at the end of the interval. |
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PROC_MEM_RES |
The size (in KB) of resident memory allocated for the process. |
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PROC_MEM_VIRT |
The size (in KB) of virtual memory allocated for the process. |
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PROC_CPU_USER_UTIL |
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PROC_CPU_SYS_MODE_UTIL |
The percentage of time that the CPU was in system mode in the context of the process during the interval. |
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PROC_PARENT_PROC_ID |
The parent process PID number. |
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PROC_USER_NAME |
This is real user name of a process or the login account (from /etc/passwd) of a process. |
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PROC_RUN_TIME |
The elapsed time since a process started, in seconds. |
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PROC_INTERVAL_ALIVE |
The number of seconds that the process was alive during the interval. |
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PROCESS_PID |
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PROCESS |
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PROCESS_CPU0D37 |
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PROCESS_MEMSIZE |
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PROCESS_USER |
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PROCESS_PPID |
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PROCESS_0D37_PROCESSOR_TIME |
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PROCESS_IO_DATA_OPERATIONS_SEC |
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PROCESS_PRIORITY_BASE |
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PROCESS_PRIVATE_BYTES |
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PROCESS_VIRTUAL_BYTES |
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PROCESS_0D37_USER_TIME |
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PROCESS_CREATING_PROCESS_ID |
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PROCESS_ELAPSED_TIME |
CPU Gauges
The Metric name corresponding to the CPU Gauges graph template is GBL_CPU_TOTAL_UTIL. It is the percentage of time the CPU was not idle during the interval.
CPU Utilization Baseline
The Metric name corresponding to the CPU Utilization Baseline graph template is GBL_CPU_TOTAL_UTIL. It is the percentage of time the CPU was not idle during the interval.
CPU Summary
The following table lists the Metric names corresponding to the CPU Summary graph template.
| Metric Names | Metric Definition |
|---|---|
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GBL_CPU_INTERRUPT_UTIL |
The percentage of time that the CPU spent processing interrupts during the interval. |
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GBL_CPU_SYS_MODE_UTIL |
Percentage of time the CPU was in system mode during the interval. |
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GBL_CPU_USER_MODE_UTIL |
The percentage of time the CPU was in user mode during the interval. |
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CPU_UTILIZATION_0D37SYS |
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CPU_UTILIZATION_0D37USER |
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PROCESSOR_0D37_INTERRUPT_TIME |
Disk Summary
The following table lists the Metric names corresponding to the Disk Summary graph template.
| Metric Names | Metric Definition |
|---|---|
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GBL_DISK_UTIL_PEAK |
The utilization of the busiest disk during the interval. |
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GBL_FS_SPACE_UTIL_PEAK |
The percentage of occupied disk space to total disk space for the fullest file system found during the interval. |
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GBL_DISK_PHYS_BYTE_RATE |
The average number of KBs per second at which data was transferred to and from disks during the interval. |
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GBL_DISK_PHYS_IO_RATE |
The number of physical IOs per second during the interval. |
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GBL_DISK_LOGL_READ_RATE |
The average number of logical reads per second made during the interval. |
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BLOCK_DEVICE_ACTIVITY_R0D43W_S |
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PHYSICALDISK_DISK_BYTES_SEC |
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LOGICALDISK_READS_SEC |
Global CPU Forecast
The Metric name corresponding to the Global CPU Forecast graph template is GBL_CPU_TOTAL_UTIL. It is the percentage of time the CPU was not idle during the interval.
Global Details
The following table lists the Metric names corresponding to the Disk Summary graph template.
| Metric Names | Metric Description |
|---|---|
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GBL_CPU_TOTAL_UTIL |
Percentage of time the CPU was not idle during the interval. |
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GBL_ACTIVE_PROC |
It is the sum of the alive-process- time/interval-time ratios of every process that is active (uses any CPU time) during an interval. |
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GBL_PRI_QUEUE |
The average number of processes or kernel threads blocked on PRI (waiting for their priority to become high enough to get the CPU) during the interval. |
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GBL_RUN_QUEUE |
The average number of threads waiting in the runqueue over the interval. |
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GBL_DISK_UTIL_PEAK |
The utilization of the busiest disk during the interval. |
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GBL_DISK_PHYS_IO_RATE |
The number of physical IOs per second during the interval. |
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GBL_DISK_PHYS_BYTE_RATE |
The average number of KBs per second at which data was transferred to and from disks during the interval. |
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GBL_DISK_LOGL_IO_RATE |
The number of logical IOs per second during the interval. |
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GBL_MEM_CACHE_HIT_PCT |
The percentage of buffer cache reads resolved from the buffer cache (rather than going to disk) during the interval. |
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GBL_MEM_PAGEOUT_RATE |
The total number of page outs to the disk per second during the interval. |
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GBL_MEM_SWAPOUT_RATE |
The number of swap outs per second during the interval. |
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GBL_MEM_UTIL |
The percentage of physical memory in use during the interval. This includes system memory (occupied by the kernel), buffer cache and user memory. |
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GBL_MEM_USER_UTIL |
The percent of physical memory allocated to user code and data at the end of the interval. |
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GBL_MEM_SYS_AND_CACHE_UTIL |
The percentage of physical memory used by the system (kernel) and the buffer cache at the end of the interval. |
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GBL_SWAP_SPACE_UTIL |
The percent of available swap space that was being used by running processes in the interval. |
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GBL_FS_SPACE_UTIL_PEAK |
The percentage of occupied disk space to total disk space for the fullest file system found during the interval. |
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GBL_NET_PACKET_RATE |
The number of successful packets per second (both inbound and outbound) for all network interfaces during the interval. |
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GBL_NET_IN_PACKET_RATE |
The number of successful packets per second received through all network interfaces during the interval. |
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GBL_NET_OUT_PACKET_RATE |
The number of successful packets per second sent through the network interfaces during the interval. |
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GBL_NFS_CALL_RATE |
The number of NFS calls per second the system made as either a NFS client or NFS server during the interval. |
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GBL_NET_COLLISION_1_MIN_RATE |
The number of collisions per minute on all network interfaces during the interval. |
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GBL_NET_ERROR_1_MIN_RATE |
The number of errors per minute on all network interfaces during the interval. |
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GBL_SYSCALL_RATE |
The average number of system calls per second during the interval. |
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GBL_CPU_SYS_MODE_UTIL |
Percentage of time the CPU was in system mode during the interval. |
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GBL_CPU_USER_MODE_UTIL |
Percentage of time the CPU was in user mode during the interval. |
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GBL_NUM_USER |
The number of users logged in at the time of the interval sample. |
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GBL_ALIVE_PROC |
It is the sum of the alive-process-time/interval- time ratios for every process. |
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GBL_STARTED_PROC_RATE |
The number of processes that started per second during the interval. |
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CPU_UTILIZATION_0D37USR |
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CPU__UTILIZATION_0D37SYS |
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SYSTEM_SWAPPING_AND_SWITCHING_ACTIVITY_SWPOT_S |
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SYSTEM_SWAPPING_AND_SWITCHING_ACTIVITY_SWPIN_S |
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PAGING_ACTIVITY_PGIN_S |
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PAGE0D45OUT_AND_MEMORY_FREEING_ACTIVITIES_PGOUT_S |
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5MINAVG |
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MEMORY_FREEMEM |
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MEMORY_PERCENT_USED |
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BLOCK_DEVICE_ACTIVITY_R0D43W_S |
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CACHE_COPY_READ_HITS_0D37 |
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SYSTEM_SYSTEM_CALLS_SEC |
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SYSTEM_PROCESSOR_QUEUE_LENGTH |
Global History
The following table lists the Metric names corresponding to the Global History graph template.
| Metric Names | Metric Description |
|---|---|
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GBL_CPU_TOTAL_UTIL |
Percentage of time the CPU was not idle during the interval. |
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GBL_DISK_UTIL_PEAK |
The utilization of the busiest disk during the interval. |
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GBL_SWAP_SPACE_UTIL |
The percent of available swap space that was being used by running processes in the interval. |
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GBL_MEM_UTIL |
The percentage of physical memory in use during the interval. This includes system memory (occupied by the kernel), buffer cache and user memory. |
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GBL_ACTIVE_PROC |
It is the sum of the alive-process- time/interval-time ratios of every process that is active (uses any CPU time) during an interval |
Global Run Queue Baseline
The following table lists the Metric names corresponding to the Global Run Queue Baseline graph template.
| Metric Names | Metric Description |
|---|---|
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GBL_RUN_QUEUE |
The average number of threads waiting in the run queue over the interval. |
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SCALLS_S |
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5MINAVG |
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SYSTEM_PROCESSOR_QUEUE_LENGTH |
Memory Summary
The following table lists the Metric names corresponding to the Memory Summary graph template.
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Metric Names |
Metric Description |
|---|---|
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GBL_MEM_UTIL |
The percentage of physical memory in use during the interval. This includes system memory (occupied by the kernel), buffer cache and user memory. |
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GBL_MEM_USER_UTIL |
The percentage of physical memory allocated to user code and data at the end of the interval. |
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GBL_MEM_SYS_AND_CACHE_UTIL |
The percentage of physical memory used by the system (kernel) and the buffer cache at the end of the interval. |
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GBL_MEM_CACHE_HIT_PCT |
The percentage of buffer cache reads resolved from the buffer cache (rather than going to disk) during the interval. |
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GBL_MEM_QUEUE |
The average number of processes or kernel threads blocked on memory (waiting for virtual memory disk accesses to complete) during the interval. |
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GBL_MEM_SWAPOUT_RATE |
The number of swap outs per second during the interval. |
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GBL_MEM_PAGEOUT_RATE |
The total number of page outs to the disk per second during the interval. |
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GBL_MEM_PG_SCAN_RATE |
The number of pages scanned per second by the pageout daemon during the interval. |
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MEMORY_SWAP_FREE |
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MEMORY_MEMFREE |
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MEMORY_PERCENT__USED |
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SYSTEM_SWAPPING_AND_SWITCHING_ACTIVITY_SWPOT_S |
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CACHE_COPY_READ_HITS_0D37 |
Multiple Global Forecasts
The following table lists the Metric names corresponding to the Multiple Global Forecasts graph template.
| Metric Names | Metric Description |
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GBL_CPU_TOTAL_UTIL |
Percentage of time the CPU was not idle during the interval. |
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GBL_DISK_UTIL_PEAK |
The utilization of the busiest disk during the interval. |
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GBL_SWAP_SPACE_UTIL |
The percentage of available swap space that was being used by running processes in the interval. |
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GBL_RUN_QUEUE |
This is the average number of threads waiting in the runqueue over the interval. |
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GBL_MEM_PAGEOUT_RATE |
The total number of page outs to the disk per second during the interval. |
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GBL_NET_IN_PACKET_RATE |
The number of successful packets per second received through all network interfaces during the interval. |
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GBL_NET_OUT_PACKET_RATE |
The number of successful packets per second sent through the network interfaces during the interval. |
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GBL_ACTIVE_PROC |
The sum of the alive-process- time/interval-time ratios of every process that is active (uses any CPU time) during an interval. |
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5MINAVG |
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SYSTEM_PROCESSOR_QUEUE_LENGTH |
Network Summary
The following table lists the Metric names corresponding to the Network Summary graph template.
| Metric Names | Metric Description |
|---|---|
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GBL_NET_OUT_PACKET_RATE |
The number of successful packets per second sent through the network interfaces during the interval. |
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GBL_NET_IN_PACKET_RATE |
The number of successful packets per second received through all network interfaces during the interval. |
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GBL_NET_ERROR_RATE |
The number of errors per second on all network interfaces during the interval. |
Seasonal CPU Forecast
The Metric name corresponding to the Seasonal CPU Forecast graph template is GBL_CPU_TOTAL_UTIL. It is the percentage of time the CPU was not idle during the interval.
System Configuration
The following table lists the Metric names corresponding to the System Configuration graph template.
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Metric Names |
Metric Description |
|---|---|
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GBL_SYSTEM_ID |
The network node hostname of the system. |
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GBL_MACHINE |
An ASCII string representing the Processor Architecture. |
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GBL_MACHINE_MODEL |
The CPU model. |
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GBL_CPU_CLOCK |
The clock speed of the CPUs in MHz if all of the processors have the same clock speed. |
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GBL_OSNAME |
A string representing the name of the operating system. |
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GBL_OSVERSION |
A string representing the version of the operating system. |
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GBL_OSRELEASE |
The current release of the operating system. |
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GBL_MEM_PHYS |
The amount of physical memory in the system (in MBs unless otherwise specified). |
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GBL_ACTIVE_CPU |
The number of CPUs online on the system. |
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GBL_NUM_CPU |
The number of physical CPUs on the system. This includes all CPUs, either online or offline. |
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GBL_NUM_DISK |
The number of disks on the system. Only local disk devices are counted in this metric. |
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GBL_NUM_NETWORK |
The number of network interfaces on the system. |
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GBL_COLLECTOR |
ASCII field containing collector name and version. |
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GBL_SWAP_SPACE_AVAIL |
The total amount of potential swap space, in MB. |
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GBL_LOGGING_TYPES |
A 13-byte field indicating the types of data logged by the collector. |
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GBL_THRESHOLD_CPU |
The percentage of CPU that a process must use to become interesting during an interval. |
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GBL_GMTOFFSET |
The difference, in minutes, between local time and GMT. |
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MEMORY_SWAP_FREE |
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MEMORY_MEMTOTAL |
CPU Comparison
The Metric name corresponding to the Seasonal CPU Forecast graph template is GBL_CPU_TOTAL_UTIL. It is the percentage of time the CPU was not idle during the interval.
Disk Throughput
The following table lists the Metric names corresponding to the Disk Throughput graph template.
| Metric Names | Metric Description |
|---|---|
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BYDSK_PHYS_BYTE_RATE |
The average KBs per second transferred to or from this disk device during the interval. |
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LOGICALDISK_DISK__BYTES_SEC |
Individual Networks
The following table lists the Metric names corresponding to the Individual Networks graph template.
| Metric Names | Metric Description |
|---|---|
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BYNETIF_IN_BYTE_RATE |
Number of KBs per second received from the network via this interface during the interval. Only the bytes in packets that carry data are included in this rate. |
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BYNETIF_OUT_BYTE_RATE |
Number of KBs per second sent to the network via this interface during the interval. Only the bytes in packets that carry data are included in this rate. |
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BYNETIF_IN_PACKET_RATE |
Number of successful physical packets per second received through the network interface during the interval. |
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BYNETIF_OUT_PACKET_RATE |
Number of successful physical packets per second sent through the network interface during the interval. Successful packets are those that have been processed without errors or collisions. |
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NETWORK_INTERFACE_IPKTS |
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NETWORK_INTERFACE_OPKTS |
Individual CPUs
The Metric name corresponding to the Individual CPUs graph template is BYCPU_CPU_TOTAL_UTIL. It is the percentage of time that this CPU was not idle during the interval.
Disk Space
The Metric name corresponding to the Disk Space graph template is FS_SPACE_UTIL. It is the percentage of the file system space in use during the interval.
Disk Details
The following table lists the Metric names corresponding to the Disk Details graph template.
| Metric Names | Metric Description |
|---|---|
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BYDSK_DEVNAME |
Name of the disk device |
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BYDSK_PHYS_READ_BYTE_RATE |
The average KBs per second transferred from this disk device during the interval. |
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BYDSK_PHYS_READ_RATE |
The average number of physical reads per second for this disk device during the interval. |
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BYDSK_PHYS_WRITE_BYTE_RATE |
The average KBs per second transferred to this disk device during the interval. |
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BYDSK_PHYS_WRITE_RATE |
The average number of physical writes per second for this disk device during the interval. |
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BYDSK_UTIL |
The percentage of the time during the interval that the disk device had IO in progress from the point of view of the Operating System. |
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BYDSK_REQUEST_QUEUE |
The average number of IO requests that were in the wait queue for this disk device during the interval. |
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BYDSK_AVG_SERVICE_TIME |
The average time, in milliseconds, that this disk device spent processing each disk request during the interval. |
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BYDSK_LOGL_READ_RATE |
The number of logical reads per second for this disk device during the interval. |
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BYDSK_LOGL_WRITE_RATE |
The number of logical writes per second for this disk device during the interval. |
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BYDSK_DIRNAME |
The name of the file system directory mounted on the disk device. |
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BYDSK_ID |
The ID of the current disk device. |
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PHYSICALDISK_DISK_READS_SEC |
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PHYSICALDISK_DISK_WRITES_SEC |
FileSystem Details
The following table lists the Metric names corresponding to the FileSystem Details graph template.
| Metric Names | Metric Description |
|---|---|
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FS_DIRNAME |
The path name of the mount point of the file system. |
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FS_SPACE_UTIL |
Percentage of the file system space in use during the interval. |
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FS_MAX_SIZE |
Maximum number that the file system could obtain if full, in MB. |
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FS_SPACE_USED |
The amount of file system space in MBs that is being used. |
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FS_SPACE_RESERVED |
The amount of file system space in MBs reserved for superuser allocation. |
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FS_TYPE |
A string indicating the file system type. |
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FS_DEVNAME |
The path name string of the current device. |
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FS_DEVNO |
The major and minor number of the file system. |
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FS_INODE_UTIL |
Percentage of the file system inodes in use during the interval. |
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FS_MAX_INODES |
Number of configured file system inodes |
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FS_BLOCK_SIZE |
The maximum block size of the file system, in bytes. |
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FS_FRAG_SIZE |
The fundamental file system block size, in bytes. |
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FILESYSTEMS_KBYTES |
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FILESYSTEMS_10240D45BLOCKS |
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FILESYSTEMS_USED |
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FILESYSTEMS_AVAIL |
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FILESYSTEMS_FILESYSTEM |
CPU Details
The following table lists the Metric names corresponding to the CPU Details graph template.
| Metric Names | Metric Description |
|---|---|
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BYCPU_ID |
ID number of the CPU. |
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BYCPU_CPU_SYS_MODE_UTIL |
The percentage of time that the CPU was in system mode during the interval. |
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BYCPU_CPU_USER_MODE_UTIL |
The percentage of time that the CPU was in user mode during the interval. |
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BYCPU_CSWITCH_RATE |
The average number of context switches per second for this CPU during the interval. |
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BYCPU_INTERRUPT_RATE |
The average number of device interrupts per second for this CPU during the interval. |
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BYCPU_STATE |
A text string indicating the current state of a processor. |
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BYCPU_CPU_CLOCK |
The clock speed of the CPU in the current slot. The clock speed is in MHz for the selected CPU. |
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BYCPU_CPU_TOTAL_UTIL |
The percentage of time that this CPU was not idle during the interval. |
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PROCESSOR_SYSTEM |
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PROCESSOR_USER |
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PROCESSOR_SYSEXEC |
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PROCESSOR_INFO_CPU_MHZ |
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CPU_UTILIZATION_0D37SYS |
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CPU_UTILIZATION_0D37USR |
Network Interface Details
The following table lists the Metric names corresponding to the Network Interface Details graph template.
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Metric Names |
Metric Description |
|---|---|
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BYNETIF_NAME |
Name of the network interface |
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BYNETIF_IN_BYTE_RATE |
The number of KBs per second received from the network via this interface during the interval. Only the bytes in packets that carry data are included in this rate. |
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BYNETIF_IN_PACKET_RATE |
The number of successful physical packets per second received through the network interface during the interval. Successful packets are those that have been processed without errors or collisions. |
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BYNETIF_OUT_BYTE_RATE |
The number of KBs per second sent to the network via this interface during the interval. Only the bytes in packets that carry data are included in this rate. |
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BYNETIF_OUT_PACKET_RATE |
The number of successful physical packets per second sent through the network interface during the interval. Successful packets are those that have been processed without errors or collisions. |
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BYNETIF_QUEUE |
The length of the outbound queue at the time of the last sample. |
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BYNETIF_COLLISION_RATE |
The number of physical collisions per second on the network interface during the interval. |
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BYNETIF_ERROR_RATE |
The number of physical errors per second on the network interface during the interval. |
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NETWORK_INTERFACE |
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NETWORK_INTERFACE_RECEIVEBYTES |
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NETWORK_INTERFACE_RBYTES |
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NETWORK_INTERFACE_IPACKETS |
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NETWORK_INTERFACE_PACKETS__RECEIVED_SEC |
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NETWORK_INTERFACE_TRANSMITBYTES |
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NETWORK_INTERFACE_OPACKETS |
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NETWORK_INTERFACE_PACKETS_SENT_SEC |
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NETWORK_INTERFACE_COLLS |
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NETWORK__INTERFACE_COLLISIONS |
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NETWORK__INTERFACE_ERRS |
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NETWORK_STATS |
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NETWORK_STATS_IPKTS |
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NETWORK_STATS_OPKTS |
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NETWORK_STATS_COLL |
Virtualization Infrastructure Graph Templates
The following table lists the graph templates for Virtualization Infrastructure.
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Graph Templates for |
Metric Name |
Metric Description |
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Virtualization Configurations
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GBL_SYSTEM_ID |
The network node hostname of the system. |
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GBL_OSNAME |
A string representing the name of the operating system. | |
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GBL_OSVERSION |
A string representing the version of the operating system. | |
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GBL_OSRELEASE |
The current release of the operating system. | |
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GBL_LS_TYPE |
The virtualization technology if applicable | |
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GBL_LS_ROLE |
Indicates whether Perf Agent is installed on logical system or host or standalone system. This metric will be either "GUEST", "HOST" or "STAND". | |
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GBL_NUM_LS |
It indicates the number of LS hosted in a system. | |
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GBL_NUM_CPU |
The number of physical CPUs on the system. This includes all CPUs, either online or offline. | |
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BYLS_LS_ID |
An unique identifier of the logical system. | |
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BYLS_LS_NAME |
Name of the computer. | |
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BYLS_NUM_CPU |
The number of virtual CPUs configured for this logical system. | |
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BYLS_NUM_NETIF |
The number of network interfaces configured for this logical system. | |
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BYLS_NUM_DISK |
The number of disks configured for this logical system. Only local disk devices and optical devices present on the system are counted in this metric. | |
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BYLS_LS_OSTYPE |
The Guest OS the logical system is hosting | |
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BYLS_CPU_ENTL_MIN |
The minimum CPU units configured for the logical system. | |
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BYLS_CPU_ENTL_MAX |
The maximum CPU units configured for a logical system. | |
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BYLS_MEM_ENTL_MIN |
In a virtual environment, this metric indicates the minimum amount of memory configured for a logical system (in MB). | |
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BYLS_MEM_ENTL_MAX |
In a virtual environment, this metric indicates the maximum amount of memory configured for a logical system (in MB). | |
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CPU Entitlement by Logical Systems |
BYLS_CPU_ENTL_MIN |
The minimum CPU units configured for the logical system. |
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BYLS_CPU_ENTL_MAX |
The maximum CPU units configured for a logical system. | |
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VMWARE_GUARANTEED0D46SUMMATION0D910D93 |
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Percentage Utilization of CPU Entitlement by Logical Systems |
BYLS_CPU_ENTL_UTIL |
Percentage of entitled processing units (guaranteed processing units allocated to this logical system) consumed by the logical system. |
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Percentage Utilization of Total Physical CPU by Logical Systems |
BYLS_CPU_PHYS_TOTAL_UTIL |
Percentage of total time the physical CPUs were utilized by this logical system during the interval. |
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VMWARE_USAGE0D46AVERAGE0D910D93 |
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CPU Details of Logical System |
GBL_CPU_ENTL_UTIL |
Percentage of entitled processing units (guaranteed processing units allocated to this logical system) consumed by the logical system. |
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GBL_CPU_PHYS_USER_MODE_UTIL |
The percentage of time the physical CPU was in user mode for the logical system during the interval. | |
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GBL_CPU_PHYS_SYS_MODE_UTIL |
The percentage of time the physical CPU was in system mode (kernel mode) for the logical system during the interval. | |
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GBL_CPU_PHYS_TOTAL_UTIL |
The percentage of time the available physical CPUs were not idle for this logical system during the interval. | |
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GBL_CPU_SHARES_PRIO |
The weightage or priority assigned to a Uncapped logical system. | |
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CPU__UTILIZATION_0D37SYS |
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CPU__UTILIZATION_0D37USR |
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CPU Summary by Logical Systems |
BYLS_LS_ID |
An unique identifier of the logical system. |
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BYLS_CPU_ENTL_UTIL |
Percentage of entitled processing units (guaranteed processing units allocated to this logical system) consumed by the logical system. | |
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BYLS_CPU_USER_MODE_UTIL |
On vMA, for a host and a logical system, this metric indicates the percentage of time the CPU was in user mode during the interval. | |
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BYLS_CPU_SYS_MODE_UTIL |
On vMA, for a host and a logical system, this metric indicates the percentage of time the CPU was in system mode. | |
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BYLS_CPU_PHYS_TOTAL_UTIL |
Percentage of total time the physical CPUs were utilized by this logical system during the interval. | |
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BYLS_CPU_SHARES_PRIO |
This metric indicates the weightage or priority assigned to a Uncapped logical system. | |
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VMWARE_READY0D46SUMMATION0D910D93 |
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VMWARE_EXTRA0D46SUMMATION0D910D93 |
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Percentage Utilization of Memory Entitlement by Logical Systems |
BYLS_MEM_ENTL_UTIL |
The percentage of entitled memory in use during the interval. |
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Memory Summary by Logical Systems |
BYLS_LS_ID |
An unique identifier of the logical system. |
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BYLS_MEM_ENTL_UTIL |
The percentage of entitled memory in use during the interval. This includes system memory (occupied by the kernel), buffer cache and user memory. | |
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BYLS_MEM_PHYS_UTIL |
On vMA, the metric indicates the percentage of physical memory used during the interval by a host, logical system. | |
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BYLS_MEM_SWAPPED |
PLATFORMS: Linux On vMA, for a host, logical system and resource pool, this metrics indicates the amount of memory that has been transparently swapped to and from the disk. | |
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BYLS_MEM_OVERHEAD |
The amount of memory associated with a logical system, that is currently consumed on the host system, due to virtualization. | |
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BYLS_MEM_SHARES_PRIO |
The weightage or priority for memory assigned to this logical system. | |
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VMWARE_ACTIVE0D46AVERAGE0D910D93 |
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VMWARE_USAGE0D46AVERAGE0D910D93 |
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VMWARE_SWAPPED0D46AVERAGE0D910D93 |
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VMWARE_OVERHEAD0D46AVERAGE0D910D93 |
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CPU Entitlement Utilization Baseline |
BYLS_CPU_ENTL_UTIL |
Percentage of entitled processing units (guaranteed processing units allocated to this logical system) consumed by the logical system. |
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VMware ESX/ESXi Host Memory Utilization |
BYLS_MEM_PHYS_UTIL |
The metric indicates the percentage of physical memory used during the interval by a host, logical system. |
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VMware ESX/ESXi Host Memory Utilization |
VMWARE_USAGE0D46AVERAGE0D910D93 |
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VMware ESX/ESXi Host Memory Utilization Baseline |
BYLS_MEM_PHYS_UTIL |
The metric indicates the percentage of physical memory used during the interval by a host, logical system. |
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VMware ESX/ESXi Host Memory Utilization Baseline |
VMWARE_USAGE0D46AVERAGE0D910D93 |
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VMware ESX/ESXi Host Disk Utilization |
BYLS_DISK_UTIL |
The average percentage of time during the interval (average utilization) that all the disks had IO in progress. |
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VMware ESX/ESXi Host Disk Utilization |
VMWARE_USAGE0D46AVERAGE0D910D93 |
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VMware ESX/ESXi Host Disk Utilization |
VMWARE_READ0D46AVERAGE0D910D93 |
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VMware ESX/ESXi Host Disk Utilization |
VMWARE_WRITE0D46AVERAGE0D910D93 |
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VMware ESX/ESXi Host - Network MB |
BYLS_NET_IN_BYTE |
Number of bytes, in MB, received during the interval. |
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VMware ESX/ESXi Host - Network MB |
BYLS_NET_OUT_BYTE |
Number of bytes, in MB, transmitted during the interval. |
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VMware ESX/ESXi Host - Network MB |
VMWARE_USAGE0D46AVERAGE0D910D93 |
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VMware ESX/ESXi - CPU Utilization across Resource Pools |
BYLS_CPU_PHYS_TOTAL_UTIL |
Percentage of total time the physical CPUs were utilized by the logical system during the interval. |
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VMWARE_USAGE0D46AVERAGE0D910D93 |
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| IBM LPAR Frame level CPU Utilization | BYLS_CPU_TOTAL_UTIL | Percentage of total time the logical CPUs were not idle during this interval. |
| IBM LPAR - CPU Utilization across Frame and LPARs | BYLS_NUM_CPU | The number of virtual CPUs configured for the logical system. |
| IBM LPAR - CPU Utilization across Frame and LPARs | BYLS_CPU_PHYSC | This metric indicates the number of CPU units utilized by the logical system. |
| IBM LPAR - CPU Utilization across Frame and LPARs | (BYLS_NUM_CPU*(BYLS_CPU_TOTAL_UTIL/100)) | Number of CPU units being used. |
| IBM LPAR - Memory Utilization across Frame and LPARs | BYLS_MEM_ENTL_UTIL | The percentage of entitled memory in use during the interval. This includes system memory (occupied by the kernel), buffer cache and user memory. |