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Re: zVM Performance Toolkit: Can I record/report CPU by userid using 10
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Also take a look at using a Rexx routine to compute time differences using
the CMS Multitasking
CSL call DateTimeSubtract. See z/VM CMS Application
To: IBMVM@LISTSERV.UARK.EDU
Subject: zVM Performance Toolkit: Can I record/report CPU by userid using 10
minutes interval?
Good day,
I am trying to do something that seems to me a good challenge to do with z/VM
performance toolkit.
The end result that I want to have is a set of records
: framaek...@ailife.com
Subject: Re: zVM Performance Toolkit: Can I record/report CPU by userid
using 10 minutes interval?
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I do this simply with VMUTIL, using PIPE VMC pipeid CPU | STEM FCX100. …
Frank M. Ramaekers Jr.
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Re: zVM Performance Toolkit: Can I record/report CPU by userid using 10
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Also take a look at using a Rexx routine to compute time differences using
the CMS Multitasking
CSL call DateTimeSubtract. See z/VM CMS
This isn't a Perfkit answer, but you could create an accounting record every
10 minutes. It would have the CPU usage data for the previous 10 minute
interval. If it is only a few virtual machines, then instead of running
ACNT ALL for all machines, just run 'ACNT userid' for each user that you
Good day,
I am trying to do something that seems to me a good challenge to do with z/VM
performance toolkit.
The end result that I want to have is a set of records for a selected number of
userids.
Each record would be for a 10 minutes interval.
format:
mmdd hhmm
I'm working on such a tool for some of my customers: it analyses PTK's
Extended Summary files and you can then extract whatever you want (CPU, page
rate, IO rate). But, my tool is meant to make GDDM graphics from it
(requires GDDM/REXX). Creating a CSV file is an option I want to provide
too.
