Summary Section
This section describes the activity of all CPUs in the system and includes the Processor Summary and System Address Space and Work Unit Analysis subsections.
The following figure shows an example of the Summary section of the CPU Utilization Report.
BMC SOFTWARE, INC. XYZ COMPANY REPORT DATE: 10 SEP 16 23.21
ACTL 04 SEP 16 11.30.00 08 SEP 16 15.00.01 HQ LOCATION SYSTEM ID: SJSC Z 2.02.0
BASED ON REC TYPE/# RECS/# SAMPLES/REC HOURS: 70-1/396/356K/98.79
-------------------------------------------------------- SUMMARY SECTION ---------------------------------------------------------
CPU FAMILY: 2964 HARDWARE MODEL: N30 HARDWARE CAPACITY: 1000 HIPERDISPATCH ENABLED: YES
NOMINAL MODEL: 514 NOMINAL CAPACITY: 1000 CHANGE REASON: RUNNING AT NORMAL CAPACITY
A CPU QUEUE EXISTED: 10.2% AVERAGE QUEUE DEPTH: 15.6 MAXIMUM QUEUE SIZE: 211
CP ZAAP ZIIP
LPAR CPU UTILIZATION PERCENTAGE = 15.7 --- 2.3
MVS CPU UTILIZATION PERCENTAGE = 25.9 --- 2.5
PROC SHARE (% OF PHYSICAL PROC) = 71.7 --- 9.8
BATCH TSO STARTED TASK
CPU UTILIZATION DISTRIBUTION = --- --- ---
BLOCKED WORKLOAD ANALYSIS: -- OPT PARAMETERS -- -- PROMOTE RATE -- WAITERS FOR PROMOTE
BLWLTRPCT(%) = 0.5 DEFINED = 9 AVG = 0.0037
BLWLINTHD = 20 ACTUAL = 0.0 PEAK = 24
---------------------------------------------- PROCESSOR SUMMARY ---------------------------------------------
--- PROCESSOR ---- ------ PERCENT OF TOTAL TIME ------- ---- SMT ----- LOG PRCR HIPRDISP I/O INTERRUPTS
CORE THREAD TYPE ONLINE LPAR BUSY MVS BUSY PARKED PROD % UTIL % SHARE % PRIORITY RATE % TPI
00 00 CP 100.00 29.24 31.97 0 100.00 29.24 66.23 MEDIUM 518.94 4.65
01 02 CP 100.00 17.26 19.45 0 100.00 17.26 5.50 LOW* 12.86 2.28
02 04 CP 100.00 0.50 78.41 99.24 100.00 0.50 0 LOW 0 0
TOTAL/AVERAGE: 15.67 43.28 100.00 15.67 71.74 531.80 4.59
03 06 ZIIP 100.00 3.93 4.19 0 100.00 3.93 9.80 MEDIUM
04 08 ZIIP 100.00 0.65 0.82 0 100.00 0.65 0 LOW
TOTAL/AVERAGE: 2.29 2.51 100.00 2.29 9.80
----- SIMULTANEOUS MULTITHREADING ----
CPU MODE AVG AVG AVG THREAD
TYPE MAX CF CF DENSITY
CP 1 1.000 1.000 1.000
ZIIP 1 1.000 1.000 1.000
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BMC SOFTWARE, INC. BMC SOFTWARE, INC. REPORT DATE: 10 SEP 16 23.21
ACTL 04 SEP 16 11.30.00 08 SEP 16 15.00.01 HOUSTON, TX. SYSTEM ID: SJSC Z 2.02.0
BASED ON REC TYPE/# RECS/# SAMPLES/REC HOURS: 70-1/396/356K/98.79
-------------------------------------- SYSTEM ADDRESS SPACE AND WORK UNIT ANALYSIS -------------------------------------
-------- WAIT QUEUE SUMMARY -------- ---- ADDRESS SPACE TYPE SUMMARY ---- ---- PROCESSOR WORK UNIT SUMMARY ---
---- WAIT QUEUE ---- -# ADDR SPACES- ---- A.S. TYPE ----- -# ADDR SPACES- -- PROCESSOR TYPE -- -# WORK UNITS -
MIN MAX AVG MIN MAX AVG MIN MAX AVG
IN READY 0 216 2.8 BATCH 0 17 1.1 CP 0 1421 4.6
IN 55 391 292.6 STC 83 442 359.1 ZAAP 0 0 0.0
OUT READY 0 14 0.0 TSO 0 62 18.5 ZIIP 0 27 0.1
OUT WAIT 0 0 0.0 ASCH 0 1 0.0
LOGICAL OUT READY 0 16 0.0 OMVS 0 63 6.8
LOGICAL OUT WAIT 2 170 93.0
- --------------------- IN-READY WORK UNIT QUEUE DISTRIBUTION --------------------
IN-READY -WORK UNITS- 0...10...20...30...40...50...60...70...80...90..100
QUEUE DEPTH COUNT PCT |....|....|....|....|....|....|....|....|....|....|
<=N 1.21M 86.8 ********************************************
=N+1 30634 2.2 **
=N+2 21317 1.5 **
=N+3 15384 1.1 *
=N+4->5 19656 1.4 *
=N+6->10 25048 1.8 **
=N+11->15 13194 0.9 *
=N+15->20 10311 0.7 *
=N+21->30 13730 1.0 *
=N+31->40 6852 0.5 *
=N+41->60 7767 0.6 *
=N+61->80 4292 0.3 *
=N+81->100 3028 0.2 *
=N+101->120 2311 0.2 *
=N+121->150 2651 0.2 *
>N+150 7573 0.5 *
N = NUMBER OF PROCESSORS ONLINE AND NOT PARKED = 4
Summary Section field descriptions
The table below describes each field in the Summary Section of the CPU Utilization Report.
Field | Description | |
|---|---|---|
CPU FAMILY | CPU family or machine type | |
HARDWARE MODEL | hardware model identifier This field applies to IBM z/OS version 1.7 and later. For an identifier formatted as xyy, yy is the maximum number of physical processors of all types (standard CP, zAAP, and so on) that can be installed on the central electronics complex (CEC). | |
HARDWARE CAPACITY | CPC model capacity rating | |
NOMINAL MODEL | CPC model identifier For an identifier formatted as xyy, yy is the number of standard CPs on the CEC; therefore, the identifier indicates the capacity of the CEC. | |
NOMINAL CAPACITY | model temporary capacity rating | |
HIPERDISPATCH ENABLED | indicates whether the HiperDispatch mode is enabled (YES), disabled (NO), or not applicable (---) | |
CHANGE REASON | The reason for a capacity change:
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A CPU QUEUE EXISTED | percentage of time that address spaces were found dispatchable and waiting for CPU | |
AVERAGE QUEUE DEPTH | average number of dispatchable address spaces that were waiting for CPU | |
MAXIMUM QUEUE SIZE | maximum number of dispatchable address spaces that were waiting for CPU | |
LPAR CPU UTILIZATION PERCENTAGE | LPAR CPU busy percentage of standard CPs, zAAPs, and zIIPs The formula is the percentage of busy time / online time. | |
MVS CPU UTILIZATION PERCENTAGE | MVS CPU busy percentage of standard CPs, zAAPs, and zIIPs The formula is
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PROC SHARE (% OF PHYSICAL PROC) | percentage of a physical processor that this logical partition is guaranteed This value can exceed 100% and is calculated based upon the weight of the logical partition. | |
CPU UTILIZATION DISTRIBUTION | distribution of CPU busy time among batch, TSO, and Started Task address spaces, totaling 100% | |
BLOCKED WORKLOAD ANALYSIS 1 | ||
OPT PARAMETERS | lists the OPT parameters that define the workload promotion: | |
BLWLTRPCT(%) | specifies how much of the CPU capacity is to be used to promote blocked workloads This parameter does not influence the amount of CPU service that a single blocked address space or enclave is given. Instead, it influences how many different address spaces or enclaves can be promoted at the same point in time. If the value that is specified with this parameter is not large enough, blocked workloads might need to wait longer than the time interval defined by BLWLINTHD. This value can be a number between 0 and 200, where 200 represents 20.0%. 2 | |
BLWLINTHD | specifies the threshold time interval in seconds for which a swapped-in address space or enclave must wait before being considered to be blocked and eligible for promotion 2 | |
PROMOTE RATE | lists the rate per second of blocked dispatchable work units: | |
DEFINED | defined rate per second of blocked dispatchable work units that might get promoted in their dispatching priority; calculated as follows:
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ACTUAL | actual rate per second of blocked dispatchable work units promoted in their dispatching priority during the reporting interval; calculated as follows:
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WAITERS FOR PROMOTE | number of address spaces and enclaves found blocked according to OPT parameter BLWLINTHD: | |
AVG | average number found blocked during the reporting interval; calculated as follows:
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PEAK | highest number found blocked during the reporting interval; calculated as follows:
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1 For all of the fields in this section, N/A will print if data is not available for a given field.
2 An asterisk (*) following the parameter indicates that the value changed during the reporting interval.
Processor summary field descriptions
The table below describes each field in the Processor Summary section of the CPU Utilization Report.
Field | Description | |
|---|---|---|
PROCESSOR | CORE | core ID if LOADxx PROCVIEW CORE parameter is specified or CPU ID if LOADxx PROVIEW CPU parameter is specified |
THREAD | Id of the thread running on the core. This field is blank if the LOADxx PROCVIEW CPU parameter is specified. | |
TYPE | type of CPU | |
PERCENT OF TOTAL TIME | ONLINE | time that the CPU was online |
LPAR BUSY | LPAR CPU utilization | |
MVS BUSY | MVS CPU utilization | |
PARKED | CPU was parked | |
SMT | PROD % | core productivity %: the capacity in use relative to the maximum capacity during core busy time |
UTIL % | core utilization %: the percentage of the maximum core capacity that is used during the interval | |
LOG PRCR SHARE % | percentage of a physical processor the logical processor is entitled to, calculated based on the processor's weight relative to the weights of all LPARs and the number of shared physical processors | |
HIPRDISP PRIORITY | the HiperDispatch priority at the end of the reporting interval /* drop presents for consistency of other field description */ Values show can be HIGH, MEDIUM, LOW, or N/A. If the priority changed during the reporting interval, an asterisk (*) is printed immediately to the right of the value. | |
I/O INTERRUPTS | RATE | I/O interrupt rate per second of the CPU |
% TPI | percentage of I/O interrupts handled by the Test Pending Interrupt instruction | |
TOTAL/AVERAGE | total or average value of several fields for each CPU type | |
SIMULTANEOUS MULTITHREADING | CPU TYPE | type of processor (CP or zIIP) |
MODE | maximum active threads per logical core | |
AVG MAX CF | average maximum capacity factor, which represents the amount of work a multithreading core (MT = 2) can complete, relative to a non-multithreading core (MT = 1) | |
AVG CF | average capacity factor, which represents the amount of work a multithreading core (MT = 2) actually completed relative to a non-multithreading core (MT = 1) | |
AVG THREAD DENSITY | average number of threads executing during the core busy time | |
System Address Space and Work Unit Analysis field descriptions
The table below describes each field in the Processor Summary section of the CPU Utilization Report.
Field | Description | ||
|---|---|---|---|
WAIT QUEUE SUMMARY - | WAIT QUEUE | IN READY | in central storage and ready to be executed or being executed |
IN | in central storage | ||
OUT READY | swapped out and ready to be executed | ||
OUT WAIT | Swapped out and not ready to be executed | ||
LOGICAL OUT READY | physically in central storage but logically swapped out and ready to be executed | ||
LOGICAL OUT WAIT | physically in central storage but logically swapped out and not ready to be executed | ||
# ADDR SPACES | MIN | minimum number of address spaces in each type of wait queue | |
MAX | maximum number of address spaces in each type of wait queue | ||
AVG | average number of address spaces in each type of wait queue | ||
ADDRESS SPACE TYPE SUMMARY | A.S. TYPE | BATCH | batch job address spaces |
STC | started task control address spaces | ||
TSO | TSO/E user address spaces | ||
ASCH | APPC/MVS transaction scheduler address spaces | ||
OMVS | z/OS UNIX System Services address spaces | ||
# ADDR SPACES | MIN | minimum number of address spaces of each type | |
MAX | maximum number of address spaces of each type | ||
AVG | average number of address spaces of each type | ||
PROCESSOR WORK UNIT SUMMARY | PROCESSOR TYPE | CP | standard Central Processor |
ZAAP | zSeries Application Assist Processor | ||
ZIIP | zSeries Integrated Information Processor | ||
# WORK UNITS - | MIN | minimum number of work units processed by each CPU type | |
MAX | maximum number of work units processed by each CPU type | ||
AVG | average number of work units processed by each CPU type | ||
IN-READY WORK UNIT QUEUE DISTRIBUTION | Distribution chart and graphical representation of the percentage of samples where the number of work units on the IN-READY queue is within the indicated range, N is the number of online processors that are not parked. | ||
IN-READY QUEUE DEPTH | queue depth work units range | ||
WORK UNITS – COUNT | count of times the number of work units was within the range of the queue depth | ||
WORK UNITS – PCT | percentage of times the number of work units was within the range of the queue depth | ||
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