All monitored linux images


The SYLOVRZR view can be accessed directly by entering the view name on the COMMAND line or from an easy menu option under Utilities and Linux Image Status. This view provides the following information for each Linux system that is being monitored by the active PAS:

  • host name of each Linux system image
  • status (inactive, running, or idle)
  • CPU usage (percentage)
  • memory usage (percentage)
  • swap space usage (percentage)
>W1  =SYLOVRZR==========LNX01JJ==*========DDMMMYYYY==12:58:29====MVLNX====D====6
CMD  Image    VMSystem VelocityStatus          %CPU                  %Mem
---  -------- -------- Node     --------        0.....50...100        0...50.100
     LNX01MN  SYSLBMC  N/A      Inactive
     LNX01CC  SYSLBMC  LNX01CCInactive
     LNX01JJ  SYSLBMC  LNX01JJRunning    0.18                 96.97
     LNX04JJ  SYSLBMC  LNX04JJRunning    0.05                 80.87
     LNX03JJ. SYSLBMC  N/A      Running    0.05                 96.28
     LNX02JJ. SYSLBMC  N/A      Running    0.02                 55.89

From the SYLOVRZR view, you can perform the following actions for a managed Linux system. These actions are described in below content.

SYLOVRZR actions

Action

Description

CNS

cancel a previous shutdown request (shutdown -c)

DEL

delete an inactive image

This action removes the inactive image from image file so it will not be displayed on the SYLOVRZR view.

HLT

halt a Linux system (shutdown -h now)

RBT

reboot a Linux system (shutdown -r)

STA

 start a Linux system 

WRN

send a warning message to all processes (shutdown -k

UPD

update the Linux data server and bgscollect programs by pulling down the latest RPMS files from your MVS host after a PTF has been applied

Heartbeat data 

Data for the SYLOVRZR view comes from heartbeat data that is sent every heartbeat interval from each Linux system to the PAS. For more information about heartbeat data, see Heartbeat data.

You can use the SYLOVRZR view to obtain status information quickly about all the monitored Linux system images being monitored that are connected to the PAS owning the current context.

System resource information

The System Resource Usage (SYLUSER) view, displays system resource information. This view can be accessed directly by view name or from the Activity > Resource Usage option on the EZLSYSR Easy Menu. The SYLUSER view includes the following information:

  • monitored Linux image name
  • CPU usage (percentage)
  • average number of processes that are waiting for CPU service (per second)
  • average number of times that the run queue is updated during the measurement interval (per second)
  • average number of processes that are ready to run (for 1-, 5-, and 15-minute intervals)
  • number of processes running during the measurement interval
  • total amount of physical memory that is in use during the measurement interval
>W1  =SYLUSER===========LNX01JJ==*========DDMMMYYYY==13:00:32====MVLNX====D====1
 Image            %CPUutil       %IdleCPU %StealCPU %UserCPU %SystemCPU RunQueue
 --------         0.....50...100 -------- ----------------- ------------------
 LNX01JJ 0.18                   99.80      0.02     0.08       0.07     0.00


 

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