Hi!!
I'm trying to see if a unix machine is having
performance problem with any resources: cpu, disk and
memory.
When I started analyzing the memory statistics, taken
previously with vmstat I realized that it's columns
are completely different from any other unix I've
worked before (solaris, aix, hpux). For example it
does not have the column SR (scan rate).
What do you check in a Tru64 to evaluate memory usage?
how can I read these vmstats output?
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Virtual Memory Statistics: (pagesize = 8192)
procs memory pages
intr cpu
r w u act free wire fault cow zero react pin
pout in sy cs us sy id
12 757 216 304K 140K 65K 640M 87M 398M 156K 118M
1853 1K 5K 4K 2 5 93
8 761 216 302K 142K 65K 14190 1730 10K 0 1903
0 772 1K 2K 1 2 97
9 764 216 304K 140K 65K 9376 532 7686 0 253
0 612 376 1K 0 1 98
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I'd appreciate any help
thanks in advance
Pablo.
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