HP-UX Workload Manager User's Guide

Example configuration files

stretch_goal.wlm

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# finance SLOs (above). This theoretical application

# (/opt/fin_app/finance_collector) is developed or otherwise provided

# by the user.

# For more information on how to develop a data collector (also known as

# performance monitor), please see /opt/wlm/share/doc/howto/perfmon.html.

# This structure also specifies a constant (cntl_kp), which controls the

# rate of service-level convergence toward its goal. For more information

# on tuning this value, see /opt/wlm/share/doc/howto/tuning.html.

tune [fin_app.query.resp_time] {

coll_argv = [/opt/fin_app/finance_collector -a 123 -v];

cntl_kp = [1.0];

}

# Structure specifying similar information for the sales_app.resp_time

# metric.

tune [sales_app.resp_time] {

coll_argv = [/opt/sales_app/monitor -threshold 2 -freq 30];

cntl_kp = [2.0];

}

For related information, see Chapter 5, “Configuring WLM,” on page 135.

stretch_goal.wlm

Stretch goals are secondary goals and are of lower priority than a

workload group’s main SLO. Here, we have a stretch goal to provide a

workload group with more CPU resources if available. For an example

configuration with stretch goals for several workload groups, see

“usage_stretch_goal.wlm” on page 334.

# Name:

# stretch_goal.wlm

# Version information: