The bottom-left corner of the Monitoring tab allows you to navigate through commonly asked questions associated with the selected object type, and to review their answers. You can also review these questions using the FAQts tab. For more information, see Reviewing frequently asked questions.
Your monitored PowerVM® servers are managed by the one or a pair of HMCs (Hardware Management Console). You can monitor the performance of HMC instances when you select the HMC tile on the Infrastructure Environment dashboard.
The Summary - All HMC view displays the levels of total, used, and available processor, memory, and disk resources for all HMCs in your integrated infrastructure. This view appears in the Selected Service PowerVM view when you select All HMCs in the HMC view on the left. It identifies the elements with the highest available levels of these resources.
The HMC instances that consume the highest amounts of processor, memory, and disk resources. | ||
Select processor, Memory, or Storage, to sort the list. | ||
The HMC Summary view displays the resource utilization for all managed servers associated with the selected HMC instance. This view shows the levels of processor, memory, and disk usage for the selected HMC. The view appears in the Selected Service PowerVM view when you select the HMC tile, and then click an HMC instance in the HMC view.
A managed server is a physical system managed by the PowerVM Hypervisor software layer. PowerVM Hypervisor divides physical system resources into isolated logical partitions. A managed server typically has multiple logical PowerVM partitions. You can monitor the performance of managed servers when you select the Managed Server tile on the Infrastructure Environment dashboard.
The Summary - All Managed Servers view identifies the top five servers with available processor, memory, and disk resources for each of theses categories. This view appears in the Selected Service PowerVM view when you select All Managed Server in the Managed Server view on the left. It recognizes the five managed servers with the lowest utilization of processor, memory, disk, and network resources that are allocated to them. Use it to quickly locate a managed server with available resources that can be allocated to new or existing logical partitions, when needed.
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