HP-UX Workload Manager Toolkits User's Guide

HP-UX WLM Duration Management Toolkit and HP-UX WLM Toolkit for Base SAS Software

How do I use DMTK / SASTK?

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# Example discovery script for wlmdurdc.

# This script is launched by wlmdurdc to discover a process that is to be

# managed. It returns a PID, the profile value in CPU seconds,

# and the desired duration in seconds. This script could be used when

# multiple process will be run in the same workload group at different

# times.

# The output of duration.sh is the input to wlmdurdc:

# * Process ID

# * Profile value (CPU time needed to finish process in integer seconds)

# * Desired duration (in integer seconds)

# This script expects the group and metric names on the command line:

PRM_GROUP=$1

WLM_METRIC=$2

# If you use this script, you must first create a config file. There needs

# to be a config file for each WLM metric in the WLM configuration file.

# Config file format:

# {executable name} {profile value} {desired duration}

# The executable name is the base name of the executable. This can be seen

# in the output of ps -e. The following example is for the my_process

# executable that has a profile value of 100 CPU seconds and a desired

# duration of 200 seconds.

# Example:

# my_process 100 200

if [ “x$PRM_GROUP” = “x” ]; then

echo “ERROR: WLM workload group needed”

exit 1

if [ “x$WLM_METRIC” = “x” ]; then

echo “ERROR: WLM metric name needed”

exit 1

JOB_CONFIG_FILE=”/tmp/profiles/${PRM_GROUP}/${WLM_METRIC}”