HP-UX Workload Manager User's Guide

Example configuration files
par_usage_goal.wlmpar
Chapter 9312
# where WLM’s global arbiter will run. (This keyword has the same value
# on each partition.)
#
# See wlmconf(4) for complete HP-UX WLM configuration information.
#
primary_host = myserver; # Change this value
#
# Set the interval on which WLM takes CPU requests and makes changes in CPU
# allocations to 5 seconds. (The default interval is 60 seconds. Using a
# smaller interval allows WLM to respond more quickly to changes in
# workload performance. If you change this interval, be sure the global
# arbiter interval set in par_usage_goal.wlmpar is greater than the new
# wlm_interval value you set here.)
#
tune {
wlm_interval = 5;
}
#
# Change the priority (pri) value after copying this file to each
# partition. This value (1 being the highest priority) indicates the
# importance of the current partition’s applications relative to
# the importance of the applications in all the other partitions.
#
slo slo_myslo {
pri = 1; # Change this value
goal = usage _CPU;
}
For more information on WLM partition management, see Chapter 7,
“Managing SLOs across partitions,” on page 255.
par_usage_goal.wlmpar
This file is a configuration file for the WLM global arbiter. In
combination with the WLM configuration file in the previous section,
this file can migrate cores across HP-UX Virtual Partitions and/or
nPartitions based on usage goals. The way WLM manages cores depends
on the software enabled on the complex (such as Instant Capacity, Pay