HP-UX Workload Manager User's Guide

WLM quick start: the essentials for using WLM
Status information WLM provides
Chapter 2104
WLM prints errors and warnings about configuration file syntax on
stderr. For messages about ongoing WLM operations, WLM logs
error and informational messages to /var/opt/wlm/msglog, as shown
in the following example:
05/07/02 14:12:44 [I] (p13931) Ready to forward data for metric
"m_apache_access_2min"
05/07/02 14:12:44 [I] (p13931) Using "/door00/wlm_cfg/apache_access.pl"
05/07/02 14:12:44 [I] (p13932) Ready to forward data for metric
"m_list.cgi_procs"
05/07/02 14:12:44 [I] (p13932) Using "/door00/wlm_cfg/proc_count.sh"
05/07/02 14:12:44 [I] (p13930) Ready to forward data for metric
"m_apache_access_10min"
05/07/02 14:12:44 [I] (p13930) Using "/door00/wlm_cfg/apache_access.pl"
05/07/02 14:12:44 [I] (p13929) Ready to forward data for metric "m_nightly_procs"
05/07/02 14:12:44 [I] (p13929) Using "/opt/wlm/lbin/coll/glance_prm"
05/07/02 14:12:44 [I] (p13921) wlmd 13921 starting
05/31/02 03:42:10 [I] (p13921) /var/opt/wlm/wlmdstats has been renamed to
/var/opt/wlm/wlmdstats.old.
• /var/opt/wlm/wlmdstats
WLM can optionally produce a log file that includes data useful for
verifying WLM management or for fine-tuning your WLM
configuration. This log file, /var/opt/wlm/wlmdstats, is created when
you start the WLM daemon with the -l option, as in the following
example:
# /opt/wlm/bin/wlmd -a config.wlm -l slo
For information on the -l option, see wlmd(1M).
Here are some lines from a wlmdstats file:
1024328341 SLO=s_nice_xtra_min sloactive=1 goaltype=nogoal goal=nan goalsatis=1
met=nan metfresh=0 mementitl=0 cpuentitl=20 clipped=0 controlling=0
1024328341 SLO=s_team_playground_xtra_min sloactive=1 goaltype=nogoal goal=nan
goalsatis=1 met=nan metfresh=0 mementitl=0 cpuentitl=5 clipped=0 controlling=1
• /var/opt/wlm/wlmpardstats
The WLM global arbiter can optionally produce a statistics log file.
The global arbiter is used for managing SLOs across virtual
partitions and nPartitions as well as for optimizing Temporary
Instant Capacity (v6 or later) and Pay per use (v4, v7, or later). This
log file, /var/opt/wlm/wlmpardstats, is created when you start the
WLM global arbiter daemon with the -l option, as in the following
example: