J. Linkage with JP1/ITSLM
The ability to monitor the operating status of PFM - RM for Virtual Machine can be enhanced by linkage with JP1/ITSLM.
PFM - RM for Virtual Machine provides some default monitoring items for PFM - Manager. These items are required to enable monitoring with JP1/ITSLM.
The table below lists and describes the default monitoring items that PFM - RM for Virtual Machine provides for PFM - Manager.
For multi-instance records, the records whose key values match specified values are collected. For the collection-target keys, see the collection results of the relevant record.
|
Name displayed in JP1/ITSLM |
Description |
Record (record ID) |
Key (PFM - Manager name) |
Field name |
|---|---|---|---|---|
|
CPU resource used on the physical server (MHz) |
CPU resource used on the physical server (units: MHz) |
Host Status(PI) |
None |
Used |
|
CPU resource available on the physical CPU for executing virtual machines (MHz) |
CPU resource available on the physical CPU for executing virtual machines (units: MHz) |
VM Status(PI_VI) |
VM_ID |
Used |
|
Total memory usage (MB) |
Total memory usage on the physical server (units: MB) |
Host Memory Status(PI_HMI) |
None |
Total Used |
|
Virtual-machine memory usage (MB) |
Virtual-machine memory usage (units: MB) |
VM Memory Status(PI_VMI) |
VM_ID |
Used |
|
Disk usage (MB) |
Logical disk usage on the physical server (units: MB) |
Host Logical Disk Status(PI_HLDI) |
DISK_ID |
Used |
|
Virtual-machine disk space usage (MB) |
Virtual-machine disk space usage (units: MB) |
VM Logical Disk Status(PI_VLDI)# |
VM_ID DISK_ID |
Used |
- #
-
If the monitoring target is either Hyper-V or KVM, a hyphen (-) is displayed as the value.
To provide the default monitoring items for PFM - Manager, you must copy a setup file and execute a setup command. For details, see 2.1.4(1) Registering PFM - RM for Virtual Machine.