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Systemwalker Service Quality Coordinator User's Guide (Dashboard Edition)
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4.1.1 Overview

Systemwalker Service Quality Coordinator Dashboard templates offer the following views that allow you to monitor information from the Systemwalker Service Quality Coordinator:

Resource Dashboard

This view monitors resource information (CPU, memory, and disk).

Graph title

Displayed data

Displayed period

Remarks

CPU usage rate

Record name: SUM_PROC
Field name: totproc

2 hours

Displayed for each system

Free memory

Record name: SUM_MEM
Field name: freemem

2 hours

Displayed for each system

Read/Write service time

Record name: SUM_DISK
Field name: dsksrvctim

2 hours

Displayed for each system

Note

When you display in line graphs information collected at different intervals from different agents (for example information from a server with an Agent installed and information from a server being monitored by an agent for Agentless Monitoring), the line for the agent whose collection interval is larger might be corrupted.

If you need to display information in a graph from agents that have different collection intervals, use the plot calibration function found in the Analytics Studio under Chart >> Options, and set the plotting interval so that it matches the largest collection interval.

For example, for SUM_PROC_totproc prepared as a template:

Agent for Agent-based Monitoring: One-minute intervals

Agent for Agentless Monitoring: Five-minute intervals

Displayed period: 2 hours

For the above conditions, set the "Upper plotting limit for items" in "Plot calibration" to 24.

Green Dashboard

This view monitors machine power consumption and temperature.

Graph title

Displayed data

Displayed period

Remarks

Electric power at moment (Total)

Record name: ECO_POWER
Field name: power

Latest value

Sum total of the whole system
Maximum: 5000 (default) (*1)

Electric power at moment

Record name: ECO_POWER
Field name: power

2 hours

Displayed for each resource ID

Temperature at moment

Record name: ECO_TEMPERATURE
Field name: temperature

2 hours

Displayed for each resource ID

*1: Change to match the operating environment.

Virtualization Dashboard

Sample of the view to observe the server resource of VMware host and guest servers. This sample dashboard is included in "T02-VirtualServer Template".

Graph title

Displayed data

Displayed period

Remarks

Host CPU usage rate

Record name: SUM_VMWPPROC
Field name: pctottime

2 hours

Displayed for each system

Host CPU usage rate of average(2hour)

Record name: SUM_VMWPPROC
Field name: pctottime

2 hours (average)

Displayed for each system

Capable of drill-down to [Guest CPU usage rate] from the graph.

Host free memory

Record name: SUM_VMWPMEM
Field name: pmfree

2 hours

Displayed for each system

Host free memory of average(2hour)

Record name: SUM_VMWPMEM
Field name: pmfree

2 hours (average)

Displayed for each system

Capable of drill-down to [Guest memory usage] from the graph.

Host disk reads

Record name: SUM_VMWPDISK
Field name: pmbread

2 hours

Displayed for each system

Host disk reads of average(2hour)

Record name: SUM_VMWPDISK
Field name: pmbread

2 hours (average)

Displayed for each system

Capable of drill-down to [Guest disk reads] from the graph.

Host disk writes

Record name: SUM_VMWPDISK
Field name: pmbwritn

2 hours

Displayed for each system

Host disk writes of average(2hour)

Record name: SUM_VMWPDISK
Field name: pmbwritn

2 hours (average)

Displayed for each system

Capable of drill-down to [Guest disk writes] from the graph.

Guest CPU usage rate

Record name: SUM_VMWVPROC
Field name: run

2 hours

Displayed for each guest

Guest memory usage

Record name: SUM_VMWVMEM
Field name: activemem

2 hours

Displayed for each guest

Guest disk reads

Record name: SUM_VMWVDISK
Field name: mbread

2 hours

Displayed for each guest

Guest disk writes

Record name: SUM_VMWVDISK
Field name: mbwritn

2 hours

Displayed for each guest

If you want to monitor information other than that included in the templates, customize your templates by referring to "4.1.3 Customizing of Dashboard Templates".