HP-UX Workload Manager User's Guide

Example configuration files
usage_stretch_goal.wlm
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# Dependencies:
# This example was designed to run with version HP-UX WLM A.02.00
# or later.
#
# prm structure
#
# In this example there are four groups defined. Each group, except
# OTHERS, has application records. An application record
# tells WLM to run an application in a certain group. (OTHERS does
# not have an application record because it is the default group:
# Any nonroot processes without application records or user records
# run in OTHERS.)
#
# The paths in the application records are examples. Modify them to
# fit your environment.
#
prm {
groups =
OTHERS : 1,
OVO : 2,
SVCDESK : 3,
SIP : 4;
apps =
SVCDESK : /path/to/svcdesk/binaries,
SIP : /path/to/sip/binaries,
OVO : /path/to/ovo/binaries;
}
#
# tune structure
#
# WLM uses absolute CPU units mode because the absolute_cpu_units
# tunable is set to 1. With these units, 100 shares equates to
# 1 core of CPU resources.
#
# With the wlm_interval tunable set to 5, WLM will adjust CPU shares
# allocated to the workloads every 5 seconds.
#
tune {
absolute_cpu_units = 1;
wlm_interval = 5;
}
#
# slo structure