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Disk I/O Per Second Histogram

The following example shows a disk I/O per second histogram:

Histograms DEMAND (VAX 8700) Page 7 PA Vx.x Tuesday 06-SEP-2005 00:00 to 23:59 *---------------* | Legend: 1 | | | | * user io | DISK I/O PER SECOND | P pag+swping | IOs per sec 2 ------------------- *---------------* 150 ! 145 ! 100 ! 95 ! 90 ! 85 ! 80 ! 75 ! 70 ! 65 ! 60 ! 55 ! 50 ! 45 ! 40 ! 35 ! ** 30 ! ** 25 ! * ** * ** 20 ! * ****PP** * ** * * 15 ! * * * ****PP***P*P**** ***** 10 ! P* *****PP*PPPPP*PPPPPPP*PPPP** *** * 5 ! *P*P**PPPP****P**PP*PPP*PPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPP*P**PP*PPPP ! ---01-02-03-04-05-06-07-08-09-10-11-12-13-14-15-16-17-18-19-20-21-22-23- 3 Each Column represents approximately 20 minutes starting from 6-SEP 00:00:00 to 6-SEP 23:59:00. An "N" indicates NO DATA.

The following statements are keyed to the previous example:

  1. Explanatory list of units in the histogram columns.
  2. The number of disk I/Os per second attributable to either user I/O or paging and swapping.
  3. Number of hours spanned by the reporting period. This histogram reflects a reporting period of 24 hours.