HP ProLiant DL380G5-WSS HP StorageWorks Clustered File System 3.6.1 Windows St - Page 208
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Chapter 15: Performance Monitoring 196 Description Filesystem throughput Filesystem I/O operations % Disk usage (maximum) Number of processes Total available disk space Total disk space Cluster Metric Node Metric Filesystem Throughput Filesystem Throughput Filesystem I/O Ops Filesystem I/O Ops % Disk Usage (Max) % Disk Usage (Max) NA Number of Processes NA Total Available Disk Space NA Total Disk Space Cluster Counters The cluster counters provided for the Microsoft Windows perfmon utility are as follows: • Avg % Processor Time The percent of processor utilization for the cluster. This counter measures the percentage of time the processor is accomplishing meaningful work (i.e., nonidle threads). Valid values range from 0 to 100 (%). This counter can mask a processor bottleneck on a multiprocessor system. To determine a processor bottleneck, examine the Processor: % Processor Time for the questioned server/node. • Avg Processor Queue Length The average number of threads waiting for processor time in the cluster. This counter can mask a processor bottleneck on a multiprocessor system. To determine a processor bottleneck, examine the System: Processor Queue Length for the questioned server/node. • Avg % Committed Bytes in Use The average percent of currently committed memory (Bytes) of the Commit Limit in the cluster. The committed memory is the physical memory currently in use, where the same amount is reserved in the paging file should it need to be paged out. The Commit Limit is an upper limit of the virtual memory (i.e., total RAM + paging file) that can be allocated on a system.