NonStop NS-Series Operations Guide (H06.03+)

HP Integrity NonStop NS-Series Operations Guide—529869-001
5-1
5
Processes: Monitoring and
Recovery
When to Use This Section on page 5-1
Types of Processes on page 5-1
System Processes on page 5-1
I/O Processes (IOPs) on page 5-2
Generic Processes on page 5-2
Monitoring Processes on page 5-3
Monitoring System Processes on page 3
Monitoring IOPs on page 4
Monitoring Generic Processes on page 4
Recovery Operations for Processes on page 5-6
Related Reading on page 5-7
When to Use This Section
This section provides basic information about the different types of processes for
Integrity NonStop servers. It gives a brief example of monitoring each type of process
and provides information about the commands available for recovery operations.
Types of Processes
Three types of processes are of major concern to a system operator of an Integrity
NonStop NS-series server:
•
System processes
•
I/O processes (IOPs)
•
Generic processes
System Processes
A system process is a privileged process that is created during system load and exists
continuously for a given configuration for as long as the processor remains operable.
Examples of system processes include the memory manager, the monitor, and the I/O
control processes.