Seminarinhalt
After you successfully complete this course, expect to be able to:
- Apply the basic tuning principle for NonStop
- Analyze Measure’s key entities and use Reload Analyzer
- Apply several basic queuing theory formulas
- Analyze disk cache-hit ratios and fragmentation
- Calculate a volume’s true write cache-hit ratio
- Analyze process priorities and process memory consumption
- Identify processes with long $RECEIVE queues
- Evaluate TCP process and server class parameters for best performance
- Use Measure, SQLCI, and MXCI to analyze NonStop SQL/MP and NonStop SQL/MX performance
- Identify positive and negative factors in application performance
Programm
- Steps in tuning a NonStop system and basic tuning principle
- Two aspects of response times
- Service Level Agreement (SLA) options
- Understanding your system(s)
- Measure subsystem and its entities
CPU Subsystem
- Measure’s CPU entity
- Processor queueing and its relationship to queueing theory
- Processor’s memory subsystem
- Physical and logical disk loss and CISC and EPIC processes
- Measure’s processor data in a matrix
- NSMA architecture shown in Measure
Queueing Theory
- Queueing theory notation and basic queueing theory formulas
- Slow and fast device queueing
Disk Subsystem
- Integrity NonStop NS-series disk architecture
- NB-series systems storage CLIMs
- DISC and SERVERNET entities and Measure’s disk data in a matrix
- Disk cache-hit ratios and buffering non-audited files
- Disk settings with SCF and disk fragmentation
Disk Files
- Key-sequenced file structure and buffered/unbuffered files
- Calculating a volume’s true write cache-hit ratio
- Locating heavily-written and unbuffered files
- File partitioning, file fragmentation, and Reload Analyzer
Processes
- TACL RUN command options and analyzing process priorities
- Mixed Workload Enhancement (MWE)
- Key Measure PROCESS counters
- Analyzing process memory consumption
- Processes with long $RECEIVE queues and process acceleration
- Measure’s PROCESS data in a matrix
Pathway Tuning
- TCP process parameters for best performance
- Server class parameters for best performance
- Pathway statistics and establishing links to server processes
- Application Cluster Services (ACS) features
HPE SIM and Other Performance Tools
- HPE Systems Insight Manager (SIM) performance essentials
- ViewSys, Web ViewPoint, Peek, and Enform
- Guardian Performance Analyzer (GPA)
- Tandem Performance Data Collector (TPDC)
- Tandem Performance Management (TPM)
- Availability Stats and Performance (ASAP)
- Automatic Process Balancer (APB)
- Disk Prospector (Diskpro) and Real-time Process Monitor (RPM)
- Tandem Capacity Model (TCM)
Application Tuning
- Application performance—positive and negative factors
- Meascom output for DISCOPEN and FILE entities
- Meascom output for PROCESSH and USERDEF entities
- Meascom output for TMF entity
- Remote Database Facility (RDF) performance issues
Zielgruppen
- System managers, technical support, and performance analysis personnel
- Systems and application designers and developers
Vorkenntnisse
- Concepts and Facilities for HPE NonStop Systems (U4147S) and
- NonStop NB-series Server Administration I (HG776S) and NonStop NB-series Server Administration II (HG777S) or
- Equivalent system administration courses or experience