HP NonStop G-Series - Manual (Page 21)

Measure User’s Guide — 520560-003
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Introduction to Measure
The Measure performance monitor is a data collection and measurement tool that
provides a wide range of performance statistics on system resources. You can use the
Measure performance monitor to gather information from systems, network
components, and your own business applications.
You then use the Measure data to balance and tune your system, detect problem
areas or inefficiencies, balance workloads, evaluate sizing for new applications, or for
capacity planning. You can also use the Measure programmatic interface to access a
collection of services and build your own high-level performance tools for capacity
planning, resource accounting, and load balancing.
Measurable system resources include:
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Processors
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Disks
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Terminals
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Other I/O devices such as tape drives and printers
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I/O controllers, including ServerNet addressable controllers on systems running
G-series RVUs
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Communication lines
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Network lines
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Fiber Optic Extension (FOX) cluster traffic on systems running D-series RVUs
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Processes
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Process code ranges
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Logical file opens
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Physical disk file opens
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Optical disks on systems running D-series RVUs
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SQL processes and statements
Topic Page
Continuous Operation and Measurement 1-2
Measurable Resources 1-2
Displays of Measurement Data 1-3
Customized Performance Tools 1-3
Measure Support for Open System Services (OSS) 1-4
Measure Processes and Files 1-4
Relationship Between the Measure Components 1-8