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3.3 VM Management Objective Reports
This section identifies and describes the Management
Objective Reports that are provided for the VMC and VMX
Information Areas. The reports are produced on a daily,
weekly, and monthly basis and they are described in that
order within this section.
User-defined options are provided to allow you to specify
data selection (time, zones, etc.), define the applicable
objective values, and specify the scales of the graphic
report representations. Each of the options is described
along with the report to which it pertains and is fully
explained in Section 3.3.4, VM Management Objective Report
Options.
Options available for producing the VM Management Objective
Reports are shown below:
Hourly Selection Range for Daily Reports: The start and
end hours of the day that are to be included in the
Daily VM Reports. We recommend that the hours be set to
include the entire day (i.e., 00 23).
Hourly Selection Range for Weekly Reports: The start
and end hours of the day that are to be included in the
Weekly VM Reports. We recommend that the hours be set
to include only the prime-time hours (e.g., 08 16).
Total Response Objective: The average VM Q1 service
time for all Q1 responses in the reporting period
Hourly VM Availability: The target number of uptime
minutes per hour, generally set to 60, measured during
the interval spanned by the data
Zone Selection for Monthly Reporting: The zone or range
of zones to be included in the Monthly VM Reports.
Normally, all zones should be reported; therefore, the
range should be 1 to 9. The VMC reports could be
limited to only the range of zones required.
Monthly System Availability: The percentage of actual
time during each zone in the month that the VM monitor
shows VM is actually available
Monthly VM CPU Time Consumption Limit: The target and
maximum average CPU time used by each processor engine
per wall clock hour (by zone) during the month. For
example, the target of 2700 CPU seconds per hour would
be specified as 2700 and 3600.
Monthly VM Throughput Rate: The target and maximum
number of Q1 drops processed per zone within month by
VM. The target amount is used for a reference line on
the graph and the maximum is used to set the maximum
value on the graph's vertical axis.
The VM Report Options, which are defined as SAS MACRO
variables, are contained in the source member #VMCMOBJ in the
MICS.SOURCE library. The SAS source code for the VM
Management Objective Reports is contained in the following
three members in sharedprefix.MICS.SOURCE:
DYVMCMBO - Daily VM Management Objective Reports
WKVMCMBO - Weekly VM Management Objective Reports
MNVMCMBO - Monthly VM Management Objective Reports
The following sections present more specific information on
the VM reports:
1 - Daily VM Reports
2 - Weekly VM Reports
3 - Monthly VM Reports
4 - VM Management Objective Report Options