Controlling resource usage in BMC AMI Storage operator services
Using WLM, you can assign a different service class to each enclave, which allows you to prioritize the work within the scope of the system.
BMC AMI Storage enclaves start when the SVOS Started Task starts and stops when the Started Task stops. Therefore, only single-period velocity goals are appropriate.
Within the WLM definitions, you can create a new subsystem type of BMCS to assign service classes. The following table lists WLM process names that you can use to further delineate goals for various work that is performed in the SVOS Started Task. If no WLM definitions exist for the BMCS subsystem type, all work is assigned to the default service class (usually SYSSTC) for Started Tasks.
Process-name definitions in WLM
Process name | Description |
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SCAN | Controls the goals for VTOC Scan (VSCAN), Tape Scan (TSCAN), MCDS Scan (MSCAN), Catalog Scan (CSCAN), and BCDS Scan (BSCAN) processes Note: The VTOC Scan process underlies all policy collection intervals. For pool policy collection intervals, any logging of data to the space collector database or automation performed on the collected data occurs outside of any enclave. |
SPACECOL | Controls the goals for the SPSUM, DAILYSUM, and APPLMON commands The actual logging of the data to the space collector database or automation performed on the collected data occurs outside of any enclave. |
VIEWS | Controls the goals for all BBI3 view processing All work that is associated with views, either from MVI or MVE displays, is performed under this enclave, with the following exceptions:
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To create the subsystem type
- From the WLM Definition Menu, select option 6 (Classification Rules).
Create the subsystem type:
- In the Subsystem Type field, set the type to BMCS.
- In the Qualifier fields, specify one or more process names (described in Controlling resource usage in BMC AMI Storage operator services), and include WLM qualifier (Type) code PC to further delineate the definition.
The following example shows the WLM panel on which you define the rules: