HP-UX Workload Manager User's Guide

Advanced WLM usage: Using performance metrics
Supplying data to WLM
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Percentage of time the CPUresources were active
during the interval.
GBL_NUM_USER
The number of users logged into the system.
For a full list of the available data, see the GlancePlus online help,
available through gpm.
To extract global data (GBL_*), use wlmrcvdc with the glance_gbl
command in the configuration file. For example:
tune num_users {
...
coll_argv = wlmrcvdc glance_gbl
GBL_NUM_USER; # Metric to monitor
...
}
For wlmrcvdc conceptual information, see “Sending data with wlmsend
and wlmrcvdc: How it works” on page 509. For wlmrcvdc syntax
information, see “wlmrcvdc” on page 388.
GlancePlus PRM-specific application data
GlancePlus provides application data that is specific to workload (PRM)
groups.
Examples of such GlancePlus metrics (APP_* metrics and APP_PRM_*
metrics) are:
APP_ACTIVE_PROC
The number of processes in a workload (PRM) group
that are competing for the CPU resources.
APP_PRM_MEM_UTIL
The percent of PRM memory used by processes
(process-private space plus a process’s portion of
shared memory) within the PRM group during the
interval. This metric is only available if the PRM
memory manager is enabled.
For a full list of the available data, see the GlancePlus online help,
available through gpm.
To extract PRM-specific application data, use wlmrcvdc with the
glance_prm command in the configuration file. For example: