HP-UX Workload Manager User's Guide

Example configuration files
transient_groups.wlm
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# By setting the transient_groups keyword to 1:
#
# * Whenever an FSS group has no active SLOs, the group is removed
# from the configuration and therefore consumes no resources
#
# * Whenever a PSET-based group has no active SLOs, the group gets 0
# CPU resources
#
# See the discussion of the transient_groups keyword in the
# wlmconf(4) manpage for information on where processes belonging to
# such groups are placed.
#
#
# Dependencies:
# This example was designed to run with HP-UX WLM version A.02.02 or
# later. (A.02.02 was the first version to support PSET-based groups
# as transient groups.)
#
# This example has an Apache web server that is used as a front-end to
# billing and paying applications, both of which are in HP Serviceguard
# packages. The Apache workload is run in an FSS group, as is the Billing
# workload. The other workload is run in a PSET group. The default user
# group OTHERS is explicitly defined.
prm {
groups = OTHERS : 1,
Apache : 2,
Billing : 3,
Paying : PSET;
# The workloads are placed in their workload groups:
apps = Apache : /opt/hpws/apache/bin/httpd,
Billing : /opt/orders/bin/billing,
Paying : /opt/orders/bin/paying;
}