Writing Monitors for the Event Monitoring Service (December 1999)

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Creating a Resource Monitor
Defining the Resource Dictionary Hierarchy
The default resource dictionary file is
/etc/opt/resmon/dictionary/DEFAULT.
# @(#) A.03.00 EMS DEFAULT Dictionary
# (c) Copyright Hewlett-Packard Company 1998
#
# WARNING:Changing this file may disable EMS monitors.Use caution.
#
# New STATE_TYPE definition to identify resource type:
# B = BOTH, S = STATE, A = ASYNCHRONOUS resource type
#
RESOURCE_NAME: /system
DESCRIPTION: "System Resources"
STATE_TYPE: B
RESOURCE_NAME: /system/cpu
DESCRIPTION: "CPU Resources"
STATE_TYPE: B
RESOURCE_NAME: /system/memory
DESCRIPTION: "Memory Resources"
STATE_TYPE: B
RESOURCE_NAME: /system/io_interfaces
DESCRIPTION: "I/O Resources"
STATE_TYPE: B
RESOURCE_NAME: /system/events
DESCRIPTION: "Events for System Resources"
STATE_TYPE: A
RESOURCE_NAME: /system/status
DESCRIPTION: "Status of System Resources"
STATE_TYPE: B