Foglight for Infrastructure 6.1.0

Viewing individual managed server details

The managed server Summary view displays the resource utilization for the selected managed server. This view shows the levels of processor, memory, disk, and network usage. It also identifies the elements of your PowerVM infrastructure associated with the selected managed server, such as the HMC, VIOS, logical partitions, and others.

This view appears in the Selected Service PowerVM view when you select the Managed Server tile, and then click a managed server in the Managed Server view on the left. Use it to review the trends in usage of the Managed server's system resources, and to review any generated alarms, if they exist. For example, high peaks in the processor utilization chart could result in performance degradation and should be investigated.

Figure 20. Managed Server Summary view

Table 4. Managed Server Summary view
CPU
	Entitlement
		Shared	The number of processing units that are allocated to the managed server, and are currently in use in shared mode by the associated PowerVM partitions.
		Dedicated	The number of processing units that are allocated to the managed server, and are currently in use in dedicated mode by the associated PowerVM partitions.
		Available	The number of processing units that are allocated to the managed server, and are available for use.
	Utilization		The percentage of the managed server processor resources that are in use over the selected time range.
Memory
	Entitlement
		Shared	The amount of memory that is allocated to the managed server, and is currently in use in shared mode by the associated PowerVM partitions.
		Dedicated	The amount of memory that is allocated to the managed server, and is currently in use in dedicated mode by the associated PowerVM partitions.
		Hypervisor Used	The amount of memory that is allocated to the managed server, and is currently in use by the PowerVM Hypervisor software layer.
		Available	The amount of memory that is allocated to the managed server, and is available for use.
	Utilization		The percentage of the managed server memory resources that are in use over the selected time range.
Storage
	Entitlement
		Entitled	The amount of disk space that is allocated to the managed server, and is currently in use by the associated PowerVM partitions.
		Available	The amount of disk space that is allocated to the managed server, and is available for use.
	Utilization		The percentage of the managed server disk space that is in use over the selected time range.
Network
	Throughput
		Send Rate	The rate at which the managed server transfers data to the network during the selected time range.
		Receive Rate	The rate at which the managed server transfers data from the network during the selected time range.
	Error Rate
		Send Error Rate	The rate at which the managed server encounters errors while transferring data to the network during the selected time range.
		Receive Error Rate	The rate at which the managed server encounters errors while transferring data from the network during the selected time range.
Related Info
	HMC		The name of the HMC instance to which the managed server belongs, preceded by its alarm state: Normal , Warning , Critical , or Fatal .
	VIOS		The names of the virtual I/O servers associated with this managed server, preceded by its alarm state: Normal , Warning , Critical , or Fatal .
	Partitions		The number of PowerVM partitions that use the managed server’s resources, followed by the numbers of partitions in each severity state: Normal , Warning , Critical , and Fatal .
	Global Proc Pool		The name of the global processor pool associated with this managed server, preceded by its alarm state: Normal , Warning , Critical , or Fatal .
	Shared Memory Pool		The name of the global memory pool associated with this managed server, preceded by its alarm state: Normal , Warning , Critical , or Fatal .
	Slot		The slot number of the managed server in your monitored system.
Alarms			For more information, see Observing alarms.

Identifying top consumers of PowerVM partition resources

A PowerVM® partition encapsulates operating system and application components. It runs inside a physical server and is dedicated a share of its physical resources. PowerVM partitions are managed by the PowerVM Hypervisor software. You can monitor the performance of PowerVM partitions when you select the Partition tile on the Infrastructure Environment dashboard.

The Summary - All Partition view identifies five partitions with the highest processor, memory, and disk entitlement, the highest processor, memory, and disk utilization, and the highest network throughput. This view appears in the Selected Service PowerVM view when you select All Partition in the Partition view on the left. Use it to quickly locate a PowerVM partition system with available resources that can be put to specific use in your integrated environment.

Figure 21. Summary - All Partition view

Table 5. Summary - All Partitions view
Top CPU Utilization		The PowerVM partitions consuming the most of the processor resources allocated to them.
	%	The percentage of all processing units that are allocated to the PowerVM partition and are in use over the selected time range.
	Partition Name	The PowerVM partition name.
	Utilization	The percentage of all processing units that are allocated to the PowerVM partition and are currently in use.
Top Memory Utilization		The PowerVM partitions consuming the most of the memory resources allocated to them.
	%	The percentage of memory resources that is allocated to the PowerVM partition and is in use over the selected time range.
	Partition Name	The PowerVM partition name.
	Utilization	The percentage of the memory resources that is allocated to the PowerVM partition and is currently in use.
Top Storage Utilization		The PowerVM partitions consuming the most of the disk space allocated to them.
	%	The percentage of disk space that is allocated to the PowerVM partition and is in use over the selected time range.
	Partition Name	The PowerVM partition name.
	Utilization	The percentage of the memory resources that is allocated to the PowerVM partition and is currently in use.
Top Network Throughput		The PowerVM partitions with the highest network throughput.
	b/s	The rate at which the PowerVM partition transfers data to or from the network during the selected time range.
	Partition Name	The PowerVM partition name.
	Throughput	The current rate at which the PowerVM partition transfers data to or from the network.
Top CPU Entitlement		The PowerVM partitions with the highest numbers of allocated processing units.
	pu	The number of processing units allocated to the PowerVM partition over the selected time range.
	Partition Name	The PowerVM partition name.
	Entitlement	The number of processing units allocated to the PowerVM partition.
Top Memory Entitlement		The PowerVM partitions with the highest amounts of allocated memory resources.
	GB/MB	The amount of memory allocated to the PowerVM partition over the selected time range.
	Partition Name	The PowerVM partition name.
	Entitlement	The amount of memory allocated to the PowerVM partition.
Top Storage Entitlement		The PowerVM partitions with the highest amounts of allocated disk space.
	GB/MB	The amount of disk space allocated to the PowerVM partition over the selected time range.
	Partition Name	The PowerVM partition name.
	Entitlement	The amount of disk space allocated to the PowerVM partition.
Alarms		For more information, see Observing alarms.

Viewing individual PowerVM partition details

The PowerVM® Partition Summary view displays the resource utilization for the selected partition. This view shows the levels of processor, memory, disk, and network usage. It also identifies the elements of your PowerVM infrastructure associated with the selected PowerVM partition, such as the HMC, managed server, VIOS, and others. This view appears in the Selected Service PowerVM view when you select the Partition tile, and a PowerVM partition in the Selected Service PowerVM view, on the left.

Use this view to review the trends in usage of the partition's system resources, and to review any generated alarms, if they exist. For example, high peaks in the processor usage chart could cause performance degradation and should be investigated.

Figure 22. Partition Summary view

Table 6. Partition Summary view
CPU
	Alarm state	The alarm state of the processor resources allocated to the PowerVM partition.
	Alarms	The counts of alarms generated against the processor resources allocated to the PowerVM partition, given for each severity state: Warning, Critical, and Fatal.
	History	A color-coded bar, representing the alarm state of the processor resources allocated to the PowerVM partition over the selected time range. The color of the bar changes depending on the alarm state. Red indicates a Fatal state, orange indicates Critical, yellow means Warning, and green is the Normal State.
	CPU Utilization	The percentage of all processing units that are allocated to the PowerVM partition and are currently in use.
	Baseline	An envelope indicating the expected processor utilization range based on historical data.
	Run Queue Length	The number of processes that are either running or waiting in the queue. A high number of processes in the run queue means the processor is busy. A consistently high number can indicate that the PowerVM partition needs additional processor resources.
	CPU Usage by Process	Click this link to display the Processes dashboard and find out more about the processor and memory usage by each process running on this PowerVM partition. For more information about this dashboard, see the Foglight™ for Infrastructure User and Reference Guide.
Memory
	Alarm state	The alarm state of the memory resources allocated to the PowerVM partition.
	Alarms	The counts of alarms generated against the memory resources allocated to the PowerVM partition, given for each severity state: Warning, Critical, and Fatal.
	History	A color-coded bar, representing the alarm state of the memory resources allocated to the PowerVM partition over the selected time range. The color of the bar changes depending on the alarm state. Red indicates a Fatal state, orange indicates Critical, yellow means Warning, and green is the Normal State.
	Memory Utilization	The percentage of all memory resources that are allocated to the PowerVM partition and are currently in use.
	Baseline	An envelope indicating the expected memory utilization range based on historical data.
	Memory Usage by Process	Click this link to display the Processes dashboard and find out more about the processor and memory usage by each process running on this PowerVM partition. For more information about this dashboard, see the Foglight for Infrastructure User and Reference Guide.
Storage
	Alarm state	The alarm state of the disk resources allocated to the PowerVM partition.
	Alarms	The counts of alarms generated against the disk resources allocated to the PowerVM partition, given for each severity state: Warning, Critical, and Fatal.
	History	A color-coded bar, representing the alarm state of the disk resources allocated to the PowerVM partition over the selected time range. The color of the bar changes depending on the alarm state. Red indicates a Fatal state, orange indicates Critical, yellow means Warning, and green is the Normal State.
	Disk Utilization	The percentage of all disk resources that are allocated to the PowerVM partition and are currently in use.
	Baseline	An envelope indicating the expected disk utilization range based on historical data.
	Disk Transfer Rate	The current rate at which the PowerVM partition transfers data to or from the disk.
Network
	Alarm state	The alarm state of the network interfaces allocated to the PowerVM partition.
	Alarms	The counts of alarms generated against the network interfaces allocated to the PowerVM partition, given for each severity state: Warning, Critical, and Fatal.
	History	A color-coded bar, representing the alarm state of the network interfaces allocated to the PowerVM partition over the selected time range. The color of the bar changes depending on the alarm state. Red indicates a Fatal state, orange indicates Critical, yellow means Warning, and green is the Normal State.
	Network Utilization	The percentage of the network resources that are allocated to the PowerVM partition and are currently in use.
	Baseline	An envelope indicating the expected network utilization range based on historical data.
Related Info
	HMC	The name of the HMC to which the PowerVM partition belongs, preceded by its alarm state: Normal , Warning , Critical , or Fatal .
	Managed Server	The name of the managed server associated with this PowerVM partition, preceded by its alarm state: Normal , Warning , Critical , or Fatal .
	VIOS	The name of the virtual I/O server associated with this PowerVM partition, preceded by its alarm state: Normal , Warning , Critical , or Fatal .
	Proc Pool	The name of the processor pool associated with this PowerVM partition, preceded by its alarm state: Normal , Warning , Critical , or Fatal .
	Shared Memory Pool	The name of the global memory pool associated with this PowerVM partition, preceded by its alarm state: Normal , Warning , Critical , or Fatal .
	Slot	The slot number dedicated to the PowerVM partition in your monitored system.
Other Alarms		For more information, see Observing alarms.

Identifying top consumers of PowerVM virtual I/O server resources

A PowerVM® Virtual I/O Server (VIOS) enables logical partitions to share physical resources of a managed server among multiple PowerVM partitions. It can provide virtualized storage along with network adapters, allowing you to facilitate the LAN and disk resources. You can monitor the performance of VIOS instances when you select the VIOS tile on the Infrastructure Environment dashboard.

The Summary - All VIOS view identifies five servers with the highest processor and memory utilization, and the most or least available storage space, and the most or least network throughput. This view appears in the Selected Service PowerVM view when you select All VIOS in the VIOS view on the left. Use it to quickly locate a VIOS with available resources that can be put to better use in your integrated environment.

Figure 23. Summary - All VIOS view

Table 7. Summary - All VIOS view
Top Resource Utilization
	CPU		The VIOS instances with the highest utilization of allocated processor resources.
		%	The percentage of the processor resources allocated to the VIOS that are in use over the selected time range.
		VIOS Name	The VIOS name.
		Utilization	The percentage of the allocated processor resources that are currently in use by the VIOS.
	Memory		The VIOS instances with the highest utilization of allocated memory resources.
		%	The percentage of the memory resources allocated to the VIOS that are in use over the selected time range.
		VIOS Name	The VIOS name.
		Utilization	The percentage of the allocated VIOS memory resources that are currently in use.
Available Storage Space
	Most Available		Select this option to sort the VIOS instances by the most available disk space.
	Least Available		Select this option to sort the VIOS instances by the least available disk space.
	VIOS Name		The VIOS name.
	Available Space (GB)		The amount of disk space allocated to the VIOS that is available for use.
	Total Space (GB)		The total amount of disk space allocated to the PowerVM VIOS.
Network Throughput
	Most Throughput		Select this option to sort the VIOS instances by the highest network throughput.
	Least Throughput		Select this option to sort the VIOS instances by the lowest network throughput.
	VIOS Name		The VIOS name.
	Throughput (kb/s)		The current rate at which the VIOS transfers data to or from the network.
	Send Rate (kb/s)		The current rate at which the VIOS transfers data to the network.
	Receive Rate (kb/s)		The current rate at which the VIOS transfers data from the network.
Alarms			For more information, see Observing alarms.

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