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JP1 Version 12 JP1/Performance Management - Remote Monitor for Platform Description, User's Guide and Reference


Available Memory

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Overview

The Available Memory alarm monitors the size of the physical memory actually available to applications (in megabytes).

In Windows:

The monitored value is the total size of zero memory, available memory, and standby memory (already cached) that can be allocated to processes or that can be used immediately by the system during collection.

In Linux, AIX, or Solaris:

The monitored value is the free space of memory plus the amount of releasable areas assigned to the caches and buffers.

In HP-UX:

The monitored value does not include the amount of releasable areas assigned to the caches and buffers.

This is the most recent monitored value, not an average value.

Main settings

Table 6‒4: Alarm property settings in PFM - Web Console (Available Memory)

Alarm properties in PFM - Web Console

Setting

Item

Details

Main Information

Product

RM Platform

Alarm message

Effective Available memory is below %CVS megabytes

Enable alarm

Selected

Alarm notification

Notify when the state changed

Notification target

State changes for the alarm

Evaluate all data

Do not specify.

Monitoring time range

Always monitor

Report alarm when the following damping condition is reached

Selected

occurrence(s) during

2

interval(s)

3

Alarm Conditions

Record

System Summary (PI)

Field

Effective Free Mem Mbytes

Abnormal condition

Effective Free Mem Mbytes < 3

Warning condition

Effective Free Mem Mbytes < 4

Actions

Email

--

Command

--

SNMP

Abnormal, Warning, Normal

Legend:

--: The setting is always ignored.

Alarm table

PFM RM Platform Template Alarms 10.00

Related reports

Reports/RM Platform/Troubleshooting/Real-Time/Memory Used Status (6.0)

Note

If the monitored host is a non-global zone environment of Solaris, do not use this alarm. If you want to monitor the free memory in a non-global zone environment, use an alarm that monitors the Free Mem Mbytes field.