VM does have a single performance/capacity/accounting data stream, it
is provided via Velocity Software's Linux Performance Suite. It includes
Linux data to the process, application and user level, as well as all
the z/VM data. But you knew that?
Thomas Kern wrote:
It would be nice if linux
Yes, done, ESALPS provides you all the data you want.
Scott Rohling wrote:
Has anyone played around with using the VM accounting data, along with Linux
usage data (sar data for example - capturing process usage) to come up with
a way to assign usage as the VM level (i.e. host CPU hours) to
I knew that, I just cannot pay for it.
/Tom Kern
Barton Robinson wrote:
VM does have a single performance/capacity/accounting data stream, it
is provided via Velocity Software's Linux Performance Suite. It includes
Linux data to the process, application and user level, as well as all
the
On Sun, Aug 2, 2009 at 1:26 AM, Scott Rohlingscott.rohl...@gmail.com wrote:
Has anyone played around with using the VM accounting data, along with Linux
usage data (sar data for example - capturing process usage) to come up with
a way to assign usage as the VM level (i.e. host CPU hours) to
On Sun, Aug 2, 2009 at 3:04 AM, Thomas Kerntlk_sysp...@yahoo.com wrote:
Back to the linux implementation, I don't think it has to be something
invasive that requires acceptance from all the x86 linux authorities,
One of the risks of single operating system for multiple platforms is
that you
Has anyone played around with using the VM accounting data, along with Linux
usage data (sar data for example - capturing process usage) to come up with
a way to assign usage as the VM level (i.e. host CPU hours) to individual
processes?
I'm thinking of a grid environment, where you would want to
It would be nice if linux could be convinced to deliver consumption data
to VM on a per account/user by interval. I don't think it has to be
into the 'Accounting' data stream but maybe to the 'Monitor' data
stream. I still think VM need a single performance/capacity/accounting
data stream (think
