HP Integrity NonStop J-Series - Manual (Page 110)

Guardian Performance Analyzer (GPA) User Guide
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because they hold the bulk of the primary disk processes. You can also see from the
detail section that the disk processes consume 87% of the CPU cycles used by the
class.
The remaining three detail sections, the Send Distribution Analysis, the Receive Distribution
Analysis, and the Queue Distribution Analysis, are also contained in Example 4-31. The
dominant process name within the class is the primary disk process. Note that the
backup disk process has enough send activity to appear under CPU 1 and CPU 3, but
not enough receive activity to appear under any CPU. You can also see that the
MONITOR process has a higher percentage of the class‟s receive activity than its send
activity; this is expected.
Example 4-31. Additional Information in the Detail Section for the System Class
for \NODEC
SYSTEM Busy Distribution Analysis - Descending Cpu Busy Class %
Process Cpu Cpu Cpu Cpu Cls
Name #00 #01 #02 #03 Pct
-------- --- --- --- --- ----
DISK-P 17 5 45 11 79
DISK-B 4 2 8
MONITOR 2 1 1 1 6
UnNamed 1
TMP 1 1
-------- --- --- --- --- ----
TOTALS 22 12 47 16 99
SYSTEM Send Distribution Analysis - Descending Msg Send Class %
Process Cpu Cpu Cpu Cpu Cls
Name #00 #01 #02 #03 Pct
-------- --- --- --- --- ----
DISK-P 25 2 32 8 68
DISK-B 12 3 17
MONITOR 4 2 2 2 12
-------- --- --- --- --- ----
TOTALS 31 17 35 14 99
SYSTEM Receive Distribution Analysis - Descending Msg Recv Class %
Process Cpu Cpu Cpu Cpu Cls
Name #00 #01 #02 #03 Pct
-------- --- --- --- --- ----
DISK-P 39 1 23 4 69
MONITOR 9 6 6 6 29
DISK-B 1
-------- --- --- --- --- ----
TOTALS 49 8 29 11 99