Performance Management Guide
Collapsed About This Book
Collapsed Tuning Enhancements for AIX 5.2
Collapsed Performance Concepts
Collapsed Resource Management Overview
Collapsed Introduction to Multiprocessing
Collapsed Planning and Implementing for Performance
Collapsed System Monitoring and Initial Performance Diagnosis
Collapsed Monitoring and Tuning CPU Use
Collapsed Monitoring and Tuning Memory Use
Expanded File System, Logical Volume, and Disk I/O Performance
Monitoring Disk I/O
Guidelines for Tuning File Systems
Changing File System Attributes that Affect Performance
Changing Logical Volume Attributes That Affect Performance
Physical Volume Considerations
Volume Group Recommendations
Reorganizing Logical Volumes
Reorganizing File Systems
Reorganizing File System Log and Log Logical Volumes
Tuning with vmtune
Using Disk-I/O Pacing
Tuning Logical Volume Striping
Tuning Asynchronous Disk I/O
Tuning Direct I/O
Using Raw Disk I/O
Using sync/fsync Calls
Setting SCSI-Adapter and Disk-Device Queue Limits
Expanding the Configuration
Using RAID
Using SSA
Using Fast Write Cache
Collapsed Monitoring and Tuning Communications I/O Use
Collapsed Monitoring and Tuning NFS Use
Collapsed Monitoring and Tuning Java
Collapsed Analyzing Performance with the Trace Facility
Collapsed Using Performance Diagnostic Tool (PDT)
Collapsed Reporting Performance Problems
Collapsed Application Tuning
Collapsed Using POWER4-based Systems
Collapsed Monitoring and Tuning Partitions
Collapsed Appendix A. Monitoring and Tuning Commands and Subroutines
Collapsed Appendix B. Efficient Use of the ld Command
Collapsed Appendix C. Accessing the Processor Timer
Appendix D. Determining CPU Speed
Collapsed Appendix E. National Language Support: Locale versus Speed
Collapsed Appendix F. Summary of Tunable Parameters
Collapsed Appendix G. Test Case Scenarios
Collapsed Appendix H. Notices
Index