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RE: [nv-l] Memory Considerations for AIX NetView Server Installat ion

2003-01-02 15:58:40
Subject: RE: [nv-l] Memory Considerations for AIX NetView Server Installat ion
From: "Westphal, Raymond" <RWestphal AT erac DOT com>
To: "'Davis, Donald'" <donald.davis AT firstcitizens DOT com>, "NV List (E-mail)" <nv-l AT lists.tivoli DOT com>
Date: Thu, 2 Jan 2003 14:58:40 -0600
Thanks Don,
 
It looks like you have 6 native console maps open, correct? My ovwdb process only use 86MB of mem vs. 150MB for yours. My netmon uses 51MB vs. 34MB for yours. The rest of the server processes look comparable. Your ovw_binary processes only use 35MB - 40MB whereas mine use around 60MB.
 
Ray Westphal
Enterprise Rent-A-Car
-----Original Message-----
From: Davis, Donald [mailto:donald.davis AT firstcitizens DOT com]
Sent: Thursday, January 02, 2003 2:40 PM
To: Westphal, Raymond; NV List (E-mail)
Subject: RE: [nv-l] Memory Considerations for AIX NetView Server Installat ion

Ray,
Here's a screen shot from "nmon" of my NetView server.
AIX 5.2
NetView 7.0.3
objects in ovwdb : 13,334
ovwdb cache : 35,000
trapd cache : 50,000
Installed RAM : 3G
Swap : 2.2G

Paging Space used never drops below 20%
I am running dangerously near capacity with 3G of RAM and 2.2G of swap.
With 2.0G of paging space I occasionally was thrashing. I bumped it up to 2.2G.
I am not using any Java clients. Still using X11/Motif via eXceed.
I have requested more RAM....
RAM, is like many other things...... You can't have too much :)
Don Davis
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nmon v7a               Hostname=abcdefg  Refresh=2.0secs  15:22.58
Memory Use  Physical    Virtual    Paging pages/sec  In     Out  VM parameters
% Used        94.2%      23.4%      to Paging Space   0.0    0.0 numperm  51.8%
% Free         5.8%      76.6%      to File System    0.0    2.0 minperm  18.9%
MB Used     2895.1MB    517.1MB    Page Scans         0.0        maxperm  75.5%
MB Free      176.8MB   1690.9MB    Page Cycles        0.0        minfree 120
Total(MB)   3072.0MB   2208.0MB    Page Reclaim       0.0        maxfree 128
Top Processes  Procs=229 mode=4 (1=Basic, 2=CPU 3=Perf 4=Size 5=I/O w=wait-procs)
  PID       %CPU    Size     Res    Res     Res     Char    RAM      Paging         Command
            Used      KB     Set    Text    Data     I/O    Use   io   other repage
   21934     0.0  150612   69364     220   69144       0    2%      0      0      0 ovwdb
   22962     0.0   93904   30548      28   30520       0    1%      0      0      0 java
   60524     0.0   44844   44072    1872   42200       0    1%      0      0      0 ipmap
   85208     0.0   44308   44316      28   44288       0    1%      0      0      0 java
   68620     0.0   41836   41836      28   41808       0    1%      0      0      0 java
   59902     0.0   41828   41296      28   41268       0    1%      0      0      0 java
   72586     0.0   41072   40316    1872   38444       0    1%      0      0      0 ipmap
   29898     0.0   39896   39904      28   39876       0    1%      0      0      0 java
   73916     0.0   39092   37180    1872   35308       0    1%      0      0      0 ipmap
   24394     0.0   39088   37880    1872   36008       0    1%      0      0      0 ipmap
   56424     0.0   39064   38304    1872   36432       0    1%      0      0      0 ipmap
   41634     0.0   39056   38300    1872   36428       0    1%      0      0      0 ipmap
   77674     0.0   36504   36720    3400   33320       0    1%      0      0      0 ovw_binary
   72156     0.0   34560   34780    3400   31380       0    1%      0      0      0 ovw_binary
   25492     0.0   33776   31712    1656   30056       0    1%      0      0      0 netmon
   25644     0.0   33268   13884     652   13232       0    0%      0      0      0 ovtopmd
   54862     0.0   32496   32652    3400   29252       0    1%      0      0      0 ovw_binary
   82596     0.0   31352   31448    3400   28048       0    1%      0      0      0 ovw_binary
   80168     0.0   30820   31048    3400   27648       0    1%      0      0      0 ovw_binary
   66540     0.0   29760   29648    3400   26248       0    1%      0      0      0 ovw_binary
   19892     4.0   27932   10892      48   10844       0    0%      0      0      0 trapd
   93060     0.0   27584   12944    2420   10524       0    0%      0      0      0 midmandV4
   27674     0.0   25632   10916      28   10888       0    0%      0      0      0 java
   42718     8.0   24980   24616     864   23752       0    1%      0      0      0 nvcorrd
   81230     0.0   24504   24356      28   24328       0    1%      0      0      0 java
   49792     0.0   23808   23660      28   23632       0    1%      0      0      0 java
   69064     0.0   23508   23252      28   23224       0    1%      0      0      0 java
   39634     0.0   23492   16356     692   15664       0    1%      0      0      0 named
   92398     0.0   20516   18544     660   17884       0    1%      0      0      0 nvcold
   66694     0.0   18956   18808      28   18780       0    1%      0      0      0 java

-----Original Message-----
From: Westphal, Raymond [mailto:RWestphal AT erac DOT com]
Sent: Thursday, January 02, 2003 1:15 PM
To: NV List (E-mail)
Subject: [nv-l] Memory Considerations for AIX NetView Server
Installation


Hello Everyone.

NV 7.1.3 on AIX 4.3.3. ML10.

I was doing research on memory considerations. I'm sure I need to buy more
memory for my server but I don't know how much.

In the section entitled "Computing Memory Needs based on Object Count", I
noticed the numbers in the Config. Guide have not changed from 6.0 to 7.1.x.
And I'm aware of the java processes to consider as stated in the Release
Notes. My ovwdb cache setting is 35,000. According to the ovobjprint -S
output, the number of objects defined in the database is 23,500.

Here's a list of processes for a typical NetView (native console) user and
vsz of each.

  user  18028 /usr/OV/jre/bin/java -jar /usr/OV/jars/virtualdesktop.jar
--logconfig /usr/OV/conf/virtualdesktop-log4j.properties
38408
  user  24826 /usr/OV/bin/ipmap
92724
  user  38346 /usr/OV/bin/nvevents
4872
  user  44964 /usr/OV/bin/collmap
764
  user  51694 /usr/OV/bin/dispsub
504
  user  59556 rshd
576
  user  59940 /usr/OV/bin/backup
772
  user  60886 /usr/OV/jre/bin/java -jar /usr/OV/jars/maptreeserver.jar
--logconfig /usr/OV/conf/maptreeserver-log4j.properties 22792
  user  66246 /usr/OV/bin/disptec
316
  user  89140 ksh /usr/bin/netview
412
  user  90408 /usr/OV/bin/ovw
60800
  user  93550 /usr/OV/bin/ovhelp
552

I used ps -ef -o user,pid,args,vsz | awk '/user/ && !/awk/' to get the list.

I used ps-ef -o user,pid,args,vsz | awk '/user/ && !/awk/ {sum +=
$NF}END{print sum}' to get the totals.

The total is 223,492K. The ovw process alone is 60,000K.

Here are my questions:
Are my methods for arriving at these numbers valid?
Should these values in the Config. Guide be updated?
Do these values from my process list seem correct?
How do they compare with other AIX NetView Server installations?

Thanks.

Ray Westphal
Enterprise Rent-A-Car



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