One question that I currently have is how we interpret the "TOP" command in Linux when
running Linux on the Mainframe on an Lpar. E.g. If we allocate 1GB of memory to that
lpar, the TOP command show that memory allocated is 1GB and memory used is very close
to 1GB. There is only a few users logg
How much memory is cached? On the zSeries that is essentially 'extra'
memory that is overallocated. What is this LPAR intended to do?
On Thu, 2004-08-12 at 12:58, Moloko Monyepao wrote:
> One question that I currently have is how we interpret the "TOP" command in Linux
> when running Linux on t
On Thu, 2004-08-12 at 12:58, Moloko Monyepao wrote:
> One question that I currently have is how we interpret the "TOP" command in Linux
> when running Linux on the Mainframe on an Lpar. E.g. If we allocate 1GB of memory to
> that lpar, the TOP command show that memory allocated is 1GB and memory
> One question that I currently have is how we interpret the
> "TOP" command in Linux when running Linux on the Mainframe on
> an Lpar. E.g. If we allocate 1GB of memory to that lpar, the
> TOP command show that memory allocated is 1GB and memory used
> is very close to 1GB. There is only a few use
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> How much memory is cached? On the zSeries that is essentially 'extra'
> memory that is overallocated. What is this LPAR intended to do?
>
> On Thu, 2004-08-1
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> > One question that I currently have is how we interpret the
> > "TOP" command in Linux wh
On Fri, Aug 13, 2004 at 01:46:17AM +0200, Moloko Monyepao wrote:
> The lpar is intended to run a java based timesheet application using postgrel as its
> database. The following is the output from "FREE"
>
> >linux141:/ # free
> total used free sharedbuffers ca
On Aug 12, 2004, at 6:46 PM, Moloko Monyepao wrote:
The lpar is intended to run a java based timesheet application using
postgrel as its database. The following is the output from "FREE"
linux141:/ # free
total used free sharedbuffers
cached
Mem:773612 7
Yes the application is running but the no users are using it as yet
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Moloko Monyepao wrote:
Yes the application is running but the no users are using it as yet
So without users this is what you need. Measure again when you have a
few users, and if you cannot be there all the time run sar or other
tools to capture the utilisation of the system over time. You can not
the application is running but the no users are using it as yet
>
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On Fri, 2004-08-13 at 07:11, Moloko Monyepao wrote:
> Yes the application is running but the no users are using it as yet
Well, right now you have a whole lot of resources on the LPAR that are
not being used. Get some usage pictures when the application is in
heavy use, and that will tell you whe
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> On Fri, 2004-08-13 at 07:11, Moloko Monyepao wrote:
> > Yes the application is running but the no users are using it as yet
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> > On Fri, 2004-08-13 at 07:11, Moloko Monyepao wrote:
> > > Yes the application is running but the no users are using it as yet
> >
> > Well, right now you have a whole lot
I definetely will
Moloko Monyepao
OS390/L390 System Programmer
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