zLinux 5.4, SUSE 10.2.  Running one instance of WebSphere 7 with 6 profiles / 
JVM instances.  I started with 3 GIG, went to 5GIG, now at 6 GIG, and free 
memory still drops little by little, SWAP eventually begins to grow and finally 
performance goes to heck.  Just like Windows (ouch) you reboot and everything 
is cool for a few more days....

I have read and heard the lectures on zLinux taking all you give it, but I need 
it to STOP.


Yesterday

procs -----------memory---------- ---swap-- -----io---- -system-- -----cpu------
 r  b   swpd   free   buff  cache   si   so    bi    bo   in   cs us sy id wa st
 0  0      0 140192 273624 1297596    0    0     0     8 2850  241  1  0 99  0  0
 0  0      0 139448 273668 1297552    0    0     0     9 2254  249  1  0 99  0  0
 0  0      0 139076 273692 1297528    0    0     0     9 2235  245  1  0 99  0  0


Today


procs -----------memory---------- ---swap-- -----io---- -system-- -----cpu------
 r  b   swpd   free   buff  cache   si   so    bi    bo   in   cs us sy id wa st
 0  0      0  46300 292004 1160020    0    0     3    27 1783  269  3  0 94  0  
3
 0  0      0  46304 292064 1159960    0    0     2    14 2398  257  2  0 97  0  0
 0  0      0  45668 292164 1161408    0    0     0    46 1832  287  4  0 94  0  
1
 0  0      0  45420 292228 1161344    0    0     0    16 2635  269  1  0 97  0  
1


Here is the page info from Perfkit.  DASD page creeps up just as memory.

Userid<http://10.30.7.11:81/01BD5EB8/6E72/HE.04.001>    
Owned<http://10.30.7.11:81/01BD5EB8/6E72/HE.04.010>  
Reads<http://10.30.7.11:81/01BD5EB8/6E72/HE.04.018> 
Write<http://10.30.7.11:81/01BD5EB8/6E72/HE.04.024> 
Steals<http://10.30.7.11:81/01BD5EB8/6E72/HE.04.030>  
>2GB><http://10.30.7.11:81/01BD5EB8/6E72/HE.04.038> 
X>MS<http://10.30.7.11:81/01BD5EB8/6E72/HE.04.044> 
MS>X<http://10.30.7.11:81/01BD5EB8/6E72/HE.04.049> 
X>DS<http://10.30.7.11:81/01BD5EB8/6E72/HE.04.054>    
WSS<http://10.30.7.11:81/01BD5EB8/6E72/HE.04.062> 
Resrvd<http://10.30.7.11:81/01BD5EB8/6E72/HE.04.066>  
R<2GB<http://10.30.7.11:81/01BD5EB8/6E72/HE.04.074>  
R>2GB<http://10.30.7.11:81/01BD5EB8/6E72/HE.04.081> 
L<2GB<http://10.30.7.11:81/01BD5EB8/6E72/HE.04.087>  
L>2GB<http://10.30.7.11:81/01BD5EB8/6E72/HE.04.094>  
XSTOR<http://10.30.7.11:81/01BD5EB8/6E72/HE.04.101>   
DASD<http://10.30.7.11:81/01BD5EB8/6E72/HE.04.109>   
Size<http://10.30.7.11:81/01BD5EB8/6E72/HE.04.116>  
Users<http://10.30.7.11:81/01BD5EB8/6E72/HE.04.122>
LNX086<http://10.30.7.11:81/01BD5EB8/6E72/USE.LNX086>       .0   70.2  54.3     
.0     .0 14.9 67.6 50.1 615164      0  71788 542585     4     40  69580  1134k 
 6144M



Rob? Barton? Come on.

David M. Dean
Information Systems
BlueCross BlueShield Tennnessee




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