Here is the information at the time of having just 1
CPU at 99% (which is at the best 50% of a real CPU,
since we have Hyper Threading enabled in the Dual-Xeon
box):
Thread Locks
name owner id nlock nbusy
mu11 11 3 0
mu54 54 26 0
mu55 55 2 0
mu56 56 168 0
mu59 59 1 0
mu60 60 0 0
mu63 63 2 0
mu64 64 11654 1
mu65 65 4681 0
mu69 69 1 0
ns:cache:ds_page_bits 61 2 0
ns:cache:ns:dnsaddr 14 20 0
ns:cache:ns:dnshost 13 2 0
ns:cache:nsadp:ges2:0x1302e008 70 1 0
ns:cache:nsadp:ges2:0xd24ec50 68 2 0
ns:cache:nsfp:ges2 28 653 0
ns:cache:secret_tokens 58 3540 0
ns:cache:util_memoize 57 579876 1025
ns:caches 1 25 0
ns:callbacks 15 4 0
ns:cs:0 0 1493 1
ns:cs:1 52 8 0
ns:cs:2 53 2 0
ns:cs:3 66 4 0
ns:dns 6 18 0
ns:encodings 3 6457 6
ns:interp 9 0 0
ns:listencallbacks 4 0 0
ns:log 5 1657 1
ns:rw:0 16 5096 5
ns:rw:1 31 132882 24
ns:sched 8 216 0
ns:urlspace 7 4512 1
nsadp:pages:ges2 30 4 0
nscache:commonTclCaches 34 2 0
nscache:tclCaches:ges2 35 565306 150
nscgi:ges2 38 0 0
nsd:conf 2 3 0
nsd:proxy:ges2 29 0 0
nsd:queue::ges2 32 4821 0
nsd:requests 10 4303 1
nsdb:ceps1 46 30 0
nsdb:ceps2 47 4 0
nsdb:ceps3 48 4 0
nsdb:idea1 49 4 0
nsdb:idea2 50 4 0
nsdb:idea3 51 4 0
nsdb:pool1 39 5314 0
nsdb:pool2 40 836 1
nsdb:pool3 41 8 0
nsdb:pool4 42 8 0
nsdb:udb1 43 114 0
nsdb:udb2 44 8 0
nsdb:udb3 45 4 0
nsldap:ldap 36 4 0
nsldap:ldap2 37 4 0
nslog:ges2 33 2336 3
nstcl:chans:ges2 27 0 0
nstcl:sets:ges2 26 0 0
nstcl:share:ges2 25 0 0
nsv:0:ges2 24 176237 91
nsv:1:ges2 23 317412 55
nsv:2:ges2 22 272955 157
nsv:3:ges2 21 808303 684
nsv:4:ges2 20 230354 131
nsv:5:ges2 19 149349 294
nsv:6:ges2 18 382672 364
nsv:7:ges2 17 300966 159
tcljob:ns_eval_q:ges2 62 0 0
threadPool 12 1 0
Any comments on that?
Greetings,
Rocael.
--- Dossy Shiobara <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> On 2006.03.01, Rocael Hernandez <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> wrote:
> > Any ideas or suggestions on how to make aolserver
> to
> > use both CPUs in the first box mentioned?
>
> Are both boxes running the exact same application
> code?
>
> One CPU could be waiting on a object (mutex,
> semaphore, condvar, etc.)
> that the other CPU is holding. If you have some
> form of "stats
> interface" (nstelemetry, or otherwise) ... what does
> your lock
> contention stats look like? What percentage of
> total locks are nbusy?
>
> -- Dossy
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