Extracting Resource Allocation Data for Chargeback in a HP Virtual Server Environment for HP Integrity Servers

The mxreport “Inventory - Servers” command also provides the same information about

partitions of a complex physical server. To find the total memory for a complex, the amount in each

partition must be added together. The following example script uses the mxquery “All

nPartition Servers”, mxquery “All nPartitions” and mxreport “Inventory –

Servers” commands to report the amount of memory for complexes in the environment. For

example:

CMS # cat ./cmplxmem.sh

for i in `mxquery -e "All nPartition Servers" | grep "^DeviceName"

| awk '{print $2}'`; do

printf "%s " $i

let CMEM=0

for n in `mxquery -e "All nPartitions" | awk -v RS="" '{

printf "%s %s\n",$34,$12}' | grep $i | awk '{print $2}'`; do

let NMEM=`mxreport -e -n -S $n "Inventory -

Servers" -x CSV | sed 's/\"//g' | grep "^$n" | awk -v FS=","

'{print $6}'`

let CMEM="$CMEM + $NMEM"

done

print $CMEM

done

CMS #

This procedure produces the following output:

CMS # ./cmplxmem.sh

va00-cplx_USE4452HL6 33413528