L. Linkage to JP1/SLM
Linkage to JP1/SLM can enhance the operation status monitoring performed by PFM - RM for Platform.
To make it easier to monitor on JP1/SLM, PFM - RM for Platform provides PFM - Manager with default monitoring items for JP1/SLM.
The table below shows the default monitoring items that PFM - RM for Platform provides to PFM - Manager.
For multi-instance records, records matching the value specified for the key are collected. To see the key used for the collection target, check the collection result for each record.
For Network Bytes, 0 is output in UNIX.
|
Display name in JP1/SLM |
Explanation |
Record (record ID) |
Key (PFM-Manager name) |
Field name |
|---|---|---|---|---|
|
CPU Usage |
Process's CPU usage (%) |
System Summary (PI) |
-- |
CPU_PERCENT |
|
Available Memory |
Total size of unused physical memory (megabytes) |
System Summary (PI) |
-- |
FREE_MEM_MBYTES |
|
Effective Free Memory |
Size of unused physical memory that applications can actually use (megabytes) |
System Summary (PI) |
-- |
EFFECTIVE_FREE_MEM_MBYTES |
|
Logical Disk Free Size |
Size of unused area (megabytes) |
Logical Disk Overview (PI_LDSK) |
ID (ID) |
FREE_MBYTES |
|
Disk Busy % |
Percentage of time the disk was busy when a loading or writing request was received (%) |
Physical Disk Overview (PI_PDSK) |
ID (ID) |
BUSY_PERCENT |
|
Network Bytes |
Rate at which data is sent or received through the network interface (bytes/second) |
Network Interface Overview (PI_NET) |
ID (ID) |
TOTAL_BYTES_PER_SEC |
|
Network Packets |
Rate at which packets are sent or received through the network interface (packets/second) |
Network Interface Overview (PI_NET) |
ID (ID) |
TOTAL_PACKETS_PER_SEC |
- Legend:
-
--: Not applicable
To implement these default monitoring items in PFM - Manage, you must copy the setup file and execute the setup command. For details, see 3.1.4 Setup procedure for the Windows edition or 3.2.4 Setup procedure for the UNIX edition.