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6.1.5 Performance
The menu item Performance provides an overview of the performance and utilization
of various components of a managed server. This allows you to better
identify performance bottlenecks of specific server components and, if
necessary, rectify them, e.g. by installing another processor, a quicker network
board, or with similar measures. The necessary data is supplied by the
Threshold Manager, which defines and stores threshold values for various
performance parameters of a managed server. From the logged data you can
display either the current utilization of the components or a graph of the utilization
over a longer period.
Figure 24: Ansicht Performance
Performance takes you to the Performance Overview, which provides an overview
of the status and current utilization of specific server components.
At the top of the right window pane immediately below the header Performance
Monitoring, you can activate or deactivate the threshold monitoring.
If the threshold monitoring is activated, this is indicated by the icon on the
left. If you click the Deactivate button to the right of it, the threshold monitoring is
deactivated. This button is only enabled if you have selected a server for which
If the threshold monitoring is deactivated, this is indicated by the icon on the
left. If you click the Activate button to the right of it, the threshold monitoring is
activated. This button is only enabled if you have selected a server which has a
threshold-value set or template assigned to it.
The measured values of the different performance parameters are shown on the
following tabs:
– Processors tab
The Processors tab contains the performance parameter data for the utilization
status of the physical and logical CPUs based on a defined threshold
value.
– Memory tab
The Memory tab contains the performance parameter data for the status and
utilization of the main memory.
– Network tab
The Network tab contains the performance parameter data for the status of
the network and utilization of the network throughput.
– Storage tab
The Storage tab contains the performance parameter data for the status and
utilization of the mass storage.
By clicking a tab you switch to the corresponding view of the current utilization
of the server component.
The four tabs are structured identically. Each tab contains a table with eight
columns. The columns are supplied with the data ascertained by the Threshold
Manager. They list the identified values and the stored threshold values. If the
Threshold Manager cannot identify a value for a performance parameter, this is
indicated in the table by the value N/A and the status ’?’.
The Performance Overview uses various status icons, which depict the following
statuses:
– The status icon above the tabs shows the overall status of the selected
server component. Which icon is displayed is determined by an evaluation
of all performance parameters by the Threshold Manager.
– The status icon in the tab part of a tab sheet shows the monitoring status of
the Threshold Manager specifically for this tab sheet.
– The status icon in the System Status column shows the status of the corresponding
performance parameter.
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Prity
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Deadline for applying: 06/25/2010
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Prity Gupta
Value Point Knowledgeworks
Japan
www.valuepoint.in
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