calmsacibis995
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68 lines
1.7 KiB
Plaintext
#pmieconf-rules 1
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# --- DO NOT MODIFY THIS FILE --- see pmieconf(4)
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# $Id: syscall,v 1.1 1999/04/28 10:39:51 kenmcd Exp $
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#
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rule per_cpu.syscall
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summary = "$rule$"
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enumerate = hosts
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predicate =
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"some_inst (
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( kernel.percpu.syscall $hosts$ ) > $threshold$ count/sec
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&& hinv.ncpu $hosts$ > 1
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)"
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enabled = yes
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version = 1
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help =
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"The number of system calls per second for at least one CPU
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exceeded threshold over the past sample interval.
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This rule only applies to multi-processor systems, for
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single-processor systems refer to the cpu.syscall rule.
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For Origin 200 and Origin 2000 systems, use the command
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$ pminfo -f hinv.map.cpu
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to discover the abbreviated PCP names of the installed CPUs and
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their corresponding full names in the /hw file system.";
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string rule
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default = "High per CPU system call rate"
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modify = no
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display = no;
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double threshold
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default = 7000
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help =
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"The threshold of system calls per second per CPU. The appropriate
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value is a function of the processor type and the workload, but here
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are some indicative figures of sustained system call rates:
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lseek() to start of file - 280000 syscalls/sec
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read() at end of file - 100000 syscalls/sec
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repeated file creat() - 65000 syscalls/sec
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socket connection activity - 15000 syscalls/sec
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(generated using an otherwise idle Origin 2000 with 4 180MHz R10000
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processors).";
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string action_expand
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default = %vscall/s[%i]@%h
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display = no
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modify = no;
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string email_expand
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default = "host: %h CPU: %i syscalls/sec: %v"
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display = no
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modify = no;
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# Configuration info specific to non-PCP tools follows...
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#
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# for SGI Embedded Support Partner integration:
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string esp_type
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default = "0x200057"
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display = no
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modify = no;
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#
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# --- DO NOT MODIFY THIS FILE --- see pmieconf(4)
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