HP-UX Workload Manager User's Guide

Example configuration files
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• “manual_cpucount.wlm” on page 296
A configuration file to help a WLM user characterize the behavior of
a workload. The goal is to determine how a workload, placed in a
PSET-based workload group, responds to a series of changes in the
number of CPU resources in the PSET. This example is located in the
directory /opt/wlm/toolkits/weblogic/config/.
• “manual_entitlement.wlm” on page 298
A configuration file to help a WLM user characterize the behavior of
a workload. The goal is to determine how a workload responds to a
series of entitlements.
• “metric_condition.wlm” on page 301
Configuration file to illustrate that an SLO can be enabled based
upon the value of a metric (in this case, the metric is provided by a
glance data collector provided with the WLM product). Metrics can
be used in both the goal statement and the condition statement of
a single SLO.
• “par_manual_allocation.wlm” on page 304,
“par_manual_allocation.wlmpar” on page 307
These configuration files demonstrate how WLM can resize HP-UX
Virtual Partitions (vPars) and nPartitions (nPars). In this
configuration, you manually request the number of CPU resources
for a partition by using the wlmsend command to feed the request to
WLM. Configure WLM in each partition on the system using the
.wlm file. Configure the WLM global arbiter in one partition using
the .wlmpar file.
• “par_usage_goal.wlm” on page 310,
“par_usage_goal.wlmpar” on page 312
These configuration files demonstrate WLM’s ability to resize HP-UX
Virtual Partitions and nPartitions based on a usage goal for
service-level objectives. Configure WLM in each virtual partition on
the system using the .wlm file. Configure the WLM global arbiter in
one vPar using the .wlmpar file.
• “performance_goal.template” on page 315
This file has a different file name extension (.template instead of
.wlm). That is simply because this file distinguishes between
configuration file special keywords and user-modifiable values by
placing the items that a user would need to customize within square