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Re: Monitoring CPU usage

Posted By: Madison Pruet
Date: Wednesday, 16 February 2005, at 10:43 a.m.

In Response To: Monitoring CPU usage (Navaid Arif)

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I read Michael's response and think that it is valid information.

However, I get confused with numbers. ;-) So my thumb-of-rule is more
like...

If [there tend to be threads in the ready queue (onstat -g rea)]
THEN
if [I have additional processors]
THEN
Add a CPUVP
ELSE
Buy an additional processor
Add a CPUVP
ENDIF
ENDIF

onstat -g rea tends to show several threads in the ready queue
then add another CPUVP

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Dear All,
I am using IDS 7.3 on RS-6000 p-Series with AIX. I have two hardwar=
e
processors in my server machine, but in onconfig file I found :

MULTIPROCESSOR 0 # 0 for single-processor, 1 for multi-processor
NUMCPUVPS 1 # Number of user (cpu) vps
SINGLE_CPU_VP 0 # If non-zero, limit number of cpu vps to one
NOAGE 0 # Process aging
AFF_SPROC 0 # Affinity start processor
AFF_NPROCS 0 # Affinity number of processors

Before changing it to 'MULTIPROCESSOR 1' I want to confirm CPU utilizat=
ion.
As I will enable MULTIPROCESSOR, I will add a CPU VP as well. To make s=
ure
that IDS really need another CPU. I execute following command :

onstat -g glo

It gave following figures:

Informix Dynamic Server Version 7.31.FD3 -- On-Line -- Up 33 days
00:52:02 -
- 199728 Kbytes

MT global info:
sessions threads vps lngspins
71 92 16 0

sched calls thread switches yield 0 yield n yield for=
ever
total: 3195336250 456925131 2805835830 42590908 14570081=
4
per sec: 107 75 32 6 5

Virtual processor summary:
class vps usercpu syscpu total
cpu 1 97045.63 11157.28 108202.91
aio 10 583.66 1578.32 2161.98
lio 1 28.91 65.36 94.27
pio 1 146.55 650.22 796.77
adm 1 83.34 109.54 192.88
soc 1 1972.14 11626.22 13598.36
msc 1 43.17 13.06 56.23
total 16 99903.40 25200.00 125103.40

Individual virtual processors:
vp pid class usercpu syscpu total
1 16598 cpu 97045.63 11157.28 108202.91
2 11030 adm 83.34 109.54 192.88
3 17052 lio 28.91 65.36 94.27
4 16124 pio 146.55 650.22 796.77
5 17304 aio 133.37 373.77 507.14
6 18068 msc 43.17 13.06 56.23
7 17810 aio 103.90 328.03 431.93
8 17552 soc 1972.14 11626.22 13598.36
9 13338 aio 87.13 258.06 345.19
10 18326 aio 66.52 206.95 273.47
11 10192 aio 50.65 127.29 177.94
12 9682 aio 39.64 83.24 122.88
13 15342 aio 29.70 58.53 88.23
14 10510 aio 24.87 50.06 74.93
15 13898 aio 24.36 47.03 71.39
16 16184 aio 23.52 45.36 68.88
tot 99903.40 25200.00 125103.40

When I execute the same command after 8 minutes, it showed:

Informix Dynamic Server Version 7.31.FD3 -- On-Line -- Up 33 days
01:00:22 -
- 199728 Kbytes

MT global info:
sessions threads vps lngspins
71 92 16 0

sched calls thread switches yield 0 yield n yield for=
ever
total: 3207093453 456990509 2817528512 42592314 14572802=
9
per sec: 197366 487 196880 6 191

Virtual processor summary:
class vps usercpu syscpu total
cpu 1 97093.07 11158.27 108251.34
aio 10 584.38 1579.73 2164.11
lio 1 28.92 65.38 94.30
pio 1 146.59 650.35 796.94
adm 1 83.36 109.55 192.91
soc 1 1972.32 11627.18 13599.50
msc 1 43.19 13.06 56.25
total 16 99951.83 25203.52 125155.35

Individual virtual processors:
vp pid class usercpu syscpu total
1 16598 cpu 97093.07 11158.27 108251.34
2 11030 adm 83.36 109.55 192.91
3 17052 lio 28.92 65.38 94.30
4 16124 pio 146.59 650.35 796.94
5 17304 aio 133.51 373.95 507.46
6 18068 msc 43.19 13.06 56.25
7 17810 aio 104.02 328.32 432.34
8 17552 soc 1972.32 11627.18 13599.50
9 13338 aio 87.27 258.30 345.57
10 18326 aio 66.62 207.15 273.77
11 10192 aio 50.74 127.43 178.17
12 9682 aio 39.71 83.36 123.07
13 15342 aio 29.74 58.57 88.31
14 10510 aio 24.87 50.14 75.01
15 13898 aio 24.38 47.11 71.49
16 16184 aio 23.52 45.40 68.92
tot 99951.83 25203.52 125155.35

In a book, from where I found this command, it was written "IF THE
ACCUMULATED USERCPU AND SYSCPU TIMES, TAKEN TOGETHER, APPROACH 100 PERC=
ENT
OF THE ACTUAL ELAPSED TIME FOR THE PERIOD OF THE TEST, ADD ANOTHER CPU
VIRTUAL PROCESSOR IF YOU HAVE A CPU AVAILABLE TO RUN IT." I could not
understand, how will I get the percentage from this and how to read thi=
s
command's result?
If anybody knows any other way to monitor/check CPU utilization, please=

reply.

Thanks in advance.

Regards,

Navaid Arif
Software Operations Executive,
ORIX Network,
111-767-657 Ext: 223

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However, I get confused with numbers. ;-) So my thumb-of-rule is more =
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If [there tend to be threads in the ready queue (onstat -g rea)] 
THEN 
if [I have additional processors] 
THEN 
Add a CPUVP 
ELSE 
Buy an additional processor 
Add a CPUVP 
ENDIF 
ENDIF 
 
 
onstat -g rea tends to show several threads in the ready queue 
then add another CPUVP 
 
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<tt>Dear All, 
   I am using IDS 7.3 on RS-6000 p-Series with AIX. I have t=
wo hardware 
processors in my server machine, but in onconfig file I found : 
 
MULTIPROCESSOR 0 # 0 for single-processor, 1 for multi-processor 
NUMCPUVPS 1 # Number of user (cpu) vps 
SINGLE_CPU_VP 0 # If non-zero, limit number of cpu vps to one 
NOAGE 0 # Process aging 
AFF_SPROC 0 # Affinity start processor 
AFF_NPROCS 0 # Affinity number of processors 
 
 
Before changing it to 'MULTIPROCESSOR 1' I want to confirm CPU utilizat=
ion. 
As I will enable MULTIPROCESSOR, I will add a CPU VP as well. To make s=
ure 
that IDS really need another CPU. I execute following command : 
 
onstat -g glo 
 
It gave following figures: 
 
 
Informix Dynamic Server Version 7.31.FD3     -- On-Line -- Up=
33 days 
00:52:02 - 
- 199728 Kbytes 
 
MT global info: 
sessions threads  vps      lngspins 
71       92       16      =
0 
 
         sched calls     thread swi=
tches yield 0   yield n   yield forever 
total:    3195336250      456925131   &nb=
sp;   2805835830 42590908  145700814 
per sec:  107             75   =
           32        =
6         5 
 
Virtual processor summary: 
class       vps       usercpu   sys=
cpu    total 
cpu         1         97045.63=
 11157.28  108202.91 
aio         10        583.66 &=
nbsp;  1578.32   2161.98 
lio         1         28.91 &n=
bsp;   65.36     94.27 
pio         1         146.55 &=
nbsp;  650.22    796.77 
adm         1         83.34 &n=
bsp;   109.54    192.88 
soc         1         1972.14 =
  11626.22  13598.36 
msc         1         43.17 &n=
bsp;   13.06     56.23 
total       16        99903.40 &nbs=
p;25200.00  125103.40 
 
Individual virtual processors: 
vp    pid       class       us=
ercpu   syscpu    total 
1     16598     cpu         97=
045.63  11157.28  108202.91 
2     11030     adm         83=
.34     109.54    192.88 
3     17052     lio         28=
.91     65.36     94.27 
4     16124     pio         14=
6.55    650.22    796.77 
5     17304     aio         13=
3.37    373.77    507.14 
6     18068     msc         43=
.17     13.06     56.23 
7     17810     aio         10=
3.90    328.03    431.93 
8     17552     soc         19=
72.14   11626.22  13598.36 
9     13338     aio         87=
.13     258.06    345.19 
10    18326     aio         66=
.52     206.95    273.47 
11    10192     aio         50=
.65     127.29    177.94 
12    9682      aio       &nbs=
p; 39.64     83.24     122.88 
13    15342     aio         29=
.70     58.53     88.23 
14    10510     aio         24=
.87     50.06     74.93 
15    13898     aio         24=
.36     47.03     71.39 
16    16184     aio         23=
.52     45.36     68.88 
                tot   &nb=
sp;     99903.40  25200.00  125103.40 
 
 
When I execute the same command after 8 minutes, it showed: 
 
Informix Dynamic Server Version 7.31.FD3     -- On-Line -- Up=
33 days 
01:00:22 - 
- 199728 Kbytes 
 
MT global info: 
sessions threads  vps      lngspins 
71       92       16      =
0 
 
         sched calls     thread swi=
tches yield 0   yield n   yield forever 
total:    3207093453      456990509   &nb=
sp;   2817528512 42592314  145728029 
per sec:  197366          487   &nbs=
p;         196880    6     &nbs=
p;   191 
 
Virtual processor summary: 
class       vps       usercpu   sys=
cpu    total 
cpu         1         97093.07=
 11158.27  108251.34 
aio         10        584.38 &=
nbsp;  1579.73   2164.11 
lio         1         28.92 &n=
bsp;   65.38     94.30 
pio         1         146.59 &=
nbsp;  650.35    796.94 
adm         1         83.36 &n=
bsp;   109.55    192.91 
soc         1         1972.32 =
  11627.18  13599.50 
msc         1         43.19 &n=
bsp;   13.06     56.25 
total       16        99951.83 &nbs=
p;25203.52  125155.35 
 
Individual virtual processors: 
vp    pid       class       us=
ercpu   syscpu    total 
1     16598     cpu         97=
093.07  11158.27  108251.34 
2     11030     adm         83=
.36     109.55    192.91 
3     17052     lio         28=
.92     65.38     94.30 
4     16124     pio         14=
6.59    650.35    796.94 
5     17304     aio         13=
3.51    373.95    507.46 
6     18068     msc         43=
.19     13.06     56.25 
7     17810     aio         10=
4.02    328.32    432.34 
8     17552     soc         19=
72.32   11627.18  13599.50 
9     13338     aio         87=
.27     258.30    345.57 
10    18326     aio         66=
.62     207.15    273.77 
11    10192     aio         50=
.74     127.43    178.17 
12    9682      aio       &nbs=
p; 39.71     83.36     123.07 
13    15342     aio         29=
.74     58.57     88.31 
14    10510     aio         24=
.87     50.14     75.01 
15    13898     aio         24=
.38     47.11     71.49 
16    16184     aio         23=
.52     45.40     68.92 
                tot   &nb=
sp;     99951.83  25203.52  125155.35 
 
 
In a book, from where I found this command, it was written "IF THE=
 
ACCUMULATED USERCPU AND SYSCPU TIMES, TAKEN TOGETHER, APPROACH 100 PERC=
ENT 
OF THE ACTUAL ELAPSED TIME FOR THE PERIOD OF THE TEST, ADD ANOTHER CPU<=
br>
VIRTUAL PROCESSOR IF YOU HAVE A CPU AVAILABLE TO RUN IT." I could =
not 
understand, how will I get the percentage from this and how to read thi=
s 
command's result? 
If anybody knows any other way to monitor/check CPU utilization, please=
 
reply. 
 
Thanks in advance. 
 
 
 
Regards, 
 
Navaid Arif 
Software Operations Executive, 
ORIX Network, 
111-767-657 Ext: 223 
 
 
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Monitoring CPU usage
Navaid Arif -- Wednesday, 16 February 2005, at 5:00 a.m.
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  Michael Mueller -- Wednesday, 16 February 2005, at 7:33 a.m.
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