3.2 Performance monitoring definition examples

The following provides examples of definitions for the monitoring template and definitions for items not included in the monitoring template for each monitored resource. The following notes apply to reading the definition examples:

• In the examples, the PFM - Web Console check boxes are shown as follows:

  (selected) and (not selected)

• In the examples, the PFM - Web Console radio buttons are shown as follows:

  (selected) and (not selected)

• In the examples, xxx, yyy, zzz, and dummy are variables that the user replaces with the character strings appropriate for the system environment. For other definition items, the values should be changed as required.

• In the examples, the proper values for the frequency of occurrence settings (for example, m occurrence(s) during n interval(s)) differ depending on the system environment. Accordingly, specify the appropriate values. For example, assume that the status whose threshold has been exceeded for at least two minutes in the system environment is the high-load status. Further assume that the collection interval is 60 seconds and that the maximum for the number of times that the threshold can be exceeded is twice per five intervals. Under these conditions, an unacceptable high-load condition occurs when the threshold is exceeded at least three times per five intervals. The setting in this case is 3 occurrence(s) during 5 interval(s).

Organization of this section

• 3.2.1 Processor monitoring definition examples

• 3.2.2 Memory monitoring definition examples

• 3.2.3 Disk monitoring definition examples

• 3.2.4 Network monitoring definition examples

• 3.2.5 Process and service monitoring definition examples

• 3.2.6 Event log monitoring definition examples

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