HP-UX Workload Manager User's Guide

Index
529
cntl_smooth
, 223, 480
coll_argv, 215, 477
coll_stderr, 223, 479
condition, 206
cpushares, 204, 205, 472
not using with goal keyword, 200, 471
disks, 174
distribute_excess, 179, 218
default value (0—do not distribute), 219
interaction with weight keyword, 182
entity, 196
exception, 206
extended_shares, 219
gmaxcpu, 177
default value (total CPU resources), 178
gmaxmem, 184
default value (100%), 184
gmincpu, 175
default value (1% of system CPU
resources)
, 176
gminmem, 183
default value (1% of system memory), 183
goal, 200
not using with cpushares keyword, 200,
471
groups, 82, 159
hmaxcpu, 147
hmincpu, 147
hweight, 148
icod_filter_intervals, 146
icod_thresh_pri, 145
LCPU, 161
maxcpu, 197
memweight, 184
default value (1), 185
mincpu, 197
pri, 193
primary_host
in WLM configuration file, 264
procmap, 85, 172, 438
scomp, 85, 171
transient_groups, 220
caution when using with conditions, 207
effect on minimum CPU allocation, 176
users, 83, 164
utility_reserve_threshold, 274
utilitypri, 273
uxgrp, 84, 166
version, 144
weight, 178
default value (1), 179
interaction with distribute_excess
keyword
, 182
wlm_interval, 216
default value (60 seconds), 216
wlmdstats_size_limit, 224
default value (0—do not trim file), 224
wlmpardstats_size_limit, 272
default value (0—do not trim file), 272
L
LCPU keyword
, 161
log file
/var/opt/wlm/msglog
, 63, 113
/var/opt/wlm/wlmdstats, 63, 113, 376, 387
trimming automatically, 224
/var/opt/wlm/wlmpardstats, 63, 113
trimming automatically, 272
logging
wlmd statistics
enabling on the command line
, 376
wlmpard statistics
enabling on the command line
, 387
logical CPU
defined, 519
login command
support for WLM, 401
M
management
application
how PRM manages applications
, 454
CPU resources
how PRM manages CPU resources, 448
disk bandwidth
and swap partitions
, 452
how PRM manages disk bandwidth, 452
memory
how PRM manages memory
, 449
nPartitions, 255
PSET, 159
virtual partitions, 255
virtual partitions (inside nPartitions), 277
maxcpu keyword, 197
memory
allocation
granularity of
, 219
available, 449