Solaris Ldom View - Documentation for Bmc Truesight Capacity Optimization 11.5

The Solaris LDOM view helps you to answer critical questions related to your virtualization environment, such as:

  • Which LDOM host should the new domains be added to?
  • Do certain hosts require better resource allocation between them?
  • Which LDOMs in a particular domain have exceeded their set threshold values?

The Solaris LDOM virtualization technology is supported on UltraSPARC processor-based Oracle servers, running Oracle Solaris version 10 11/06 or later and the latest server firmware.

You can choose to view the data for a specific domain, tag, or time period by using the corresponding filters. For more information, see Using filtering options in the TrueSight console.

For more information about the Solaris LDOM view, see the following topics:

Settings for Solaris LDOM view

You can use the Settings page to configure the settings for all pages in the  Solaris LDOM view. To access this page, on the Solaris LDOM view page, select > Edit Settings.

Local settings

You can manage the local thresholds by configuring the Maps Settings and Other Settings.

FieldDescription

Maps Settings

CPU Utilization %Modify the required values for displaying the threshold values for the CPU utilization in the Maps page of the  Solaris LDOM view:
  • In the Low Threshold box, edit the threshold value for CPU utilization in percentage. The entities with capacity starting from 0 to value below the value in this box are displayed in the shades of blue color.

  • In the Good Threshold box, edit the threshold value for CPU utilization in percentage. The entities with capacity starting from the value in the Low Threshold box to the value below the value in this box are displayed in the shades of green color.

  • In the Warn Threshold box, edit the threshold value for CPU utilization in percentage. The entities with capacity starting from the value in the Good Threshold box to the value below the value in this box are displayed in the shades of yellow color.
    The entities with capacity above the value in the Warn Threshold box are displayed in the shades of red color.
Memory Utilization %Modify the required values for displaying the threshold values for the memory utilization in the Maps page of the  Solaris LDOM view:
  • In the Low Threshold box, edit the threshold value for CPU utilization in percentage. The entities with capacity starting from 0 to value below the value in this box are displayed in the shades of blue color.

  • In the Good Threshold box, edit the threshold value for CPU utilization in percentage. The entities with capacity starting from the value in the Low Threshold box to the value below the value in this box are displayed in the shades of green color.

  • In the Warn Threshold box, edit the threshold value for CPU utilization in percentage. The entities with capacity starting from the value in the Good Threshold box to the value below the value in this box are displayed in the shades of yellow color.
    The entities with capacity above the value in the Warn Threshold box are displayed in the shades of red color.

Other Settings

Show Benchmark TypeEdit the required Benchmark Type in the box. Use the subresource for resource BYBENCHMARK_VALUE.
Top/Bottoms LDOMs Rank - CPU Weight
Edit the required LDOM CPU Weight. This factor is used to Rank VMs in the view.
Top/Bottoms LDOMs Rank -  Memory Weight
Edit the required LDOM Memory Weight. This factor is used to Rank VMs in the view.
Top/Bottoms LDOMs Rank - Storage WeightEdit the required LDOM Storage Weight. This factor is used to Rank VMs in the view.


The Optimizer Thresholds link opens the Thresholds page in the TrueSight Capacity Optimization console that enables you to view and manage the metric and indicator thresholds. 
For more information, see Configuring and managing thresholds for metrics and indicators.

James H. Sterling

James H. Sterling

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James Sterling reports on renewable energy developments, climate policy, ecological conservation, and green tech innovations around the globe.

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