Vmstat
|
Gives:
i. Traps ii. Virtual memory iii. Paging iv. CPU v. Number of interrupts per second vi. Kernel threads |
Iostat
|
1.
Gives:
i.
CPU usage
ii.
i/o of disk, adapter, ttys
iii.
i/o subsystem
|
topas
|
i.
logical partition information (# topas -L)
ii.
processes(# topas -P)
iii.
file system(# topas -F)
iv.
disks(# topas -D)
|
For CPU Monitoring
|
Admin can make use
of:
1.
netpmon
2.
sar (sar -u)
3.
topas
|
For memory monitoring
|
Admin can make use
of:
1.
svmon
2.
netpmon
3.
filemon
Svmon and filemon
are perfagent tools
|
For I/O subsystem,
|
1.
fileplace
2.
filemon
|
For Network
|
1.
tcpdump
2.
netpmon
|
For processors and threads,
|
1.
svmon
2.
kdb
3.
fuser
4.
prof
5.
truss
nmon will give
entire OS performance information
|
COMMANDS
|
Mpstat: this command
displays performance statistics of all logical CPU in system.
Lparstat:
reports LPAR related information and statistics.
SAR: System Activity Records: it collects
reports and saves system activity information.
|
Traced based commands
|
CPU Monitoring: tprof,
trace, trcrpt
Memory: trace, trcrpt
i/o subsystem: trace,
trcrpt
network: iptrace, trace,
trcrpt
processes and threads:
tprof, trace, trcrpt
|
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Wednesday, 28 January 2015
AIX commands used in the WAS/WebLogic
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