HP-UX Workload Manager User's Guide

Integration with other products
Integrating with Temporary Instant Capacity (TiCAP)/ Pay per use (PPU)
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To take advantage of this optimization, use the utilitypri keyword in
your global arbiter configuration as explained in wlmparconf(4) and
wlmpard(1M).
NOTE Specifying this priority ensures WLM maintains compliance with your
Temporary Instant Capacity usage rights. When your prepaid amount of
temporary capacity expires, WLM no longer attempts to use the
temporary resources
NOTE When 15 or fewer processing days (the default) of temporary capacity are
available, WLM will stop using Temporary Instant Capacity; in this case,
you must purchase extra capacity. Before you add the capacity, stop
wlmpard (using the -k option). For information about how to stop
wlmpard, see Appendix A, “WLM command reference,” on page 363.
You can change the 15-day default by setting the WLM global arbiter
utility_reserve_threshold keyword. For more information, see
“Specifying the reserve threshold that determines when WLM stops
activating temporary capacity resources” on page 274 or see
wlmparconf(4).
For more Temporary Instant Capacity / Pay per use
information
Fore more information on Temporary Instant Capacity, visit:
• http://www.hp.com/go/utility
• http://search.hp.com/, and search for “Temporary Instant Capacity”
Fore more information on Pay per use, visit:
• http://www.hp.com/go/utility
• http://docs.hp.com, and search for “Pay per use”