We've assigned resources to a non-global zone where I have cpu-shares at 8.
When I do a prstat -Z, the load average I see is reflecting the entire server
and not the zone. The load average also doesn't reflect the portion of
cpu-shares allocated at 8 out of xx cpu-shares.
Is there a way I can
What is a good method to test the validity of memory (rcapd) and cpu shares on
a particular zone?
Does Sun have any tools because tools like top and prstat don't give you a
clue to how much memory is really available to a zone.
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Thanks Martin,
are you saying you can't use the rcapd in the global to limit memory via the
FSS in the non-global zone?
What is a good way to test to see if your cpu is really capping correctly?
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Thanks for your reply.
So are you saying the reason why I'm using so much swap is because one of my
applications that I'm starting up is reserving this space?
I guess I always thought it reserved regular physical memory first, then
swapped later when physical runs out. So realistically, I can
Quick question. On my server, I have:
16 gigs of real memory
5 gigs are free
32 gigs of swap
28 gigs of swap used
Doesn't memory fill the real physical first and how come I'm using so much swap?
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