HP-UX Workload Manager Toolkits User's Guide

HP-UX WLM BEA WebLogic Server Toolkit (WebLogicTK)
Example WLM configurations and properties files
Chapter 484
wls_2inst_3level.wlm
WLM configuration file to demonstrate how to control two WebLogic
instances and monitor the execution queue of each to determine if it
is idle (normal allocation), busy (boost of one additional core), or very
busy (boost of two additional cores).
wls_1inst_CPUusage.wlm
WLM configuration file to demonstrate how to control a single
WebLogic instance versus other workloads. The WebLogic instance’s
workload group starts with one core. As its CPU consumption grows,
it is allocated more cores, to a maximum of four.
wls_2inst_CPUusage.wlm
WLM configuration file to demonstrate how to control a pair of
WebLogic instances. Each WebLogic instance’s workload group starts
with one core. As each instance’s CPU consumption grows, it is
allocated more cores, to a maximum of four.
wls_1inst_q_goal.wlm
WLM configuration file to demonstrate how to control a WebLogic
instance. The WebLogic instances workload group is allocated from
one to four cores, which wlmd allocates in an attempt to keep the
instance’s queue_busy metric below 0.
wls_2inst_q_goal.wlm
WLM configuration file to demonstrate how to control a pair of
WebLogic instances. Each WebLogic instance’s workload group is
allocated from one to four cores, which wlmd allocates in an attempt
to keep the instance’s queue_busy metric below 0.
wls_2queue_2inst.wlm
WLM configuration file to demonstrate how to control a pair of
WebLogic instances, instA and instB. InstA is higher priority and the
administrator has created a special ‘hipri’ queue for high-priority
work. Each WebLogic instance’s workload group starts with one core.
If the hipri queue depth has work, instA’s group is allocated an
additional core. If the instA default queue depth shows activity, its
group is allocated an additional core. Lastly, if the instB queue depth
has work, its workload group is allocated an additional core, if any
are left.