HP Process Resource Manager (PRM) manual Index, Cpu

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A	at command
	support for PRM, 116
acctcom command	available memory
fine-tuning your configuration, 83	defined, 145
support for PRM, 116	C
adding
application records with a text editor, 67	capping
compartment records with a text editor, 76	CPU
group/CPU records with a text editor, 57	capping CPU use with prmconfig, 58
memory records with a text editor (private), 62	per-group capping, 56
memory records with a text editor (shared), 62	prmconfig -M {CPUCAPONCPUCAPOFF}, 108
Unix group records with a text editor, 77	showing availability of per-group capping with
user record for root (automatically), 71	prmavail -f, 105
user records with a text editor, 73	specifying through the max value (per-group capping),
advantages to using PRM, 13	56
alternate configuration files	specifying through the shares value, 56
and the /etc/opt/prm/conf/ directory, 52	memory
alternate group for a PRM user, 72	capping memory with a text editor, 60
defined, 145	specifying the cap (max value), 59
alternate name	cell operations, 56, 59
defined, 145	changing groups
analysis of resource use	example of changing user’s initial group, 74
GlancePlus, 86	checking configuration file for errors, 79
with prmanalyze, 83	checks by prmconfig, 79, 106
application	commands
assignment to a PRM group, 65	acctcom
launching	fine-tuning your configuration, 83
in a user-specified group, 70	support for PRM, 116
prmrun syntax, 112	at
under PRM, 69	support for PRM, 116
manager	cron
defined, 145	support for PRM, 116
introduction, 11	id
launching an application under PRM, 69	support for PRM, 116
movement of processes on start up, 69	login
specifying applications to manage, 65	support for PRM, 116
records	prm2scomp
adding with a text editor, 67	introduction, 13
alternate names, 66	syntax, 114
defined, 145	prmagt
duplicate application records, 65	error messages, 144
introduction, 12	introduction, 12
modifying with a text editor, 67	starting at boot, 119
removing with a text editor, 68	syntax, 101
specifying PRM control of applications, 65	using, 119
specifying with a text editor, 67	prmanalyze
syntax, 65	analysis of resource use, 83
assigning	error messages, 142
applications to PRM groups, 65	fine-tuning your configuration, 83
compartments to PRM groups, 75	introduction, 12
CPU caps (max values), 58	using -p to track active processes, 102
CPU shares, 54	prmavail
memory allocations, 59	error messages, 141
memory caps (max values), 59	introduction, 12
Unix group to PRM groups, 77	syntax, 105
users to PRM groups, 71	prmconfig

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