This chapter describes the Oracle VM Server metrics. This release of Enterprise Manager employs a new method for collecting performance metrics. To reduce load and increase scalability, metrics for the Oracle VM Server and Oracle VM Guest targets in an Oracle VM server pool are collected as part of the Oracle VM Server Pool target. However, all data are delivered to the correct targets.
For information about managing Oracle VM servers, see the Oracle Enterprise Manager Cloud Administration Guide.
This metric is used to ”bulk” collect all disk activity-related metrics for all the Oracle VM Server targets in the Oracle VM server pool. This metric is not uploaded, but is used for alerts only. You can set separate thresholds for each Oracle VM Server using the Target ID. Different thresholds can be set for different Oracle VM Servers based on the Target ID. Only the collection schedule remains same for all the servers.
Thresholds should be defined against this metric, and the threshold values are applicable to all the Oracle VM Server targets in the server pool.
The collection schedule is governed by the schedule of the Oracle VM Server Disk Activity Scheduled metric. Any alerts generated are generated against the relevant Oracle VM Server target.
This metric displays the read throughput of the disk in kb/s. If unusually high values are observed, then check for crashing applications. If high values are expected, consider using high speed storage for better performance.
This metric is used to ”bulk” collect all disk activity-related metrics for all the Oracle VM Server targets in the Oracle VM server pool. Any collection schedule changes should be made to this metric, and such changes affect the collection of this metric for all Oracle VM Server targets in the pool. This metric is not uploaded, but collects data for the corresponding alert-only and upload-only metrics.
This metric displays the read throughput of the disk in kb/s. If unusually high values are observed, then check for crashing applications. If high values are expected, consider using high speed storage for better performance.
This metric is used to ”bulk” collect all disk activity-related metrics for all the Oracle VM Server targets in the Oracle VM server pool. This is a summary metric which computes values across all the guests in the pool and uploads them. The collection schedule is governed by the schedule of the Oracle VM Server Disk Activity Scheduled metric.
This metric displays the maximum read throughput observed across the disks in the Oracle VM Guest target. You can use this metric to decide on thresholds of the Oracle VM Server Disk Activity metric.
This metric displays the maximum total throughput observed across the disks in the Oracle VM Guest target. You can use this metric to decide on thresholds of the Oracle VM Server Disk Activity metric.
This metric category is used to ”bulk” collect all file system-related metrics for all the Oracle VM Server targets in the Oracle VM server pool. This metric is not uploaded, but is used for alerts only. Thresholds should be defined against this metric, and the threshold values are applicable to all the Oracle VM Server targets in the server pool.
The collection schedule is governed by the schedule of the Oracle VM Server Filesystems Scheduled metric. Any alerts generated are generated against the relevant Oracle VM Server target.
This metric category is used to ”bulk” collect all file system-related metrics for all the Oracle VM Server targets in the Oracle VM server pool. Any collection schedule changes should be made to this metric, and such changes affect the collection of this metric for all Oracle VM Server targets in the pool. This metric is not uploaded, but collects data for the corresponding alert-only and upload-only metrics.
This metric is used to ”bulk” collect all file system-related metrics for all the Oracle VM Server targets in the Oracle VM server pool. This is a summary metric which computes values across all the servers in the pool and uploads them. The collection schedule is governed by the schedule of the Oracle VM Server Filesystems Scheduled metric.
This metric category is used to ”bulk” collect all load-related metrics for all the Oracle VM Server targets in the Oracle VM server pool. Any collection schedule changes should be made to this metric, and such changes affect the collection of this metric for all Oracle VM Server targets in the pool.
Note:
The collection schedule for Oracle VM Server Load metrics must be greater than the Oracle VM Manager statistics collection interval.Oracle recommends setting the Oracle VM Server Load collection schedule to five times greater than the Oracle VM Manager statistics collection interval.
For example, if Oracle VM Manager statistics collection interval is defined at 100 seconds, then set the Oracle VM Server Load collection schedule to 500 seconds at a minimum.
For information about the Oracle VM Manager statistics collection interval, see Oracle VM User's Guide for Release 3.2.1.
The metric displays the physical CPU utilization of the Oracle VM Server target.
This metric displays the amount of memory available (MB) to the Oracle VM Server target.
This metric displays the number of Oracle VM Guest targets running on the Oracle VM Server target.
This metric category is used to ”bulk” collect all network activity-related metrics for all the Oracle VM Server targets in the Oracle VM server pool. This metric is not uploaded, but is used for alerts only. Thresholds should be defined against this metric, and the threshold values are applicable to all the Oracle VM Server targets in the server pool.
The collection schedule is governed by the schedule of the Oracle VM Server Network Activity Scheduled metric. Any alerts generated are generated against the relevant Oracle VM Server target.
This metric displays the read throughput on the interface in kb/s. If high values are expected, then consider using high speed network or adding additional network interfaces via bonding for better performance.
This metric category is used to ”bulk” collect all network activity-related metrics for all the Oracle VM Server targets in the Oracle VM server pool. Any collection schedule changes should be made to this metric, and such changes affect the collection of this metric for all Oracle VM Server targets in the pool. This metric is not uploaded, but collects data for the corresponding alert-only and upload-only metrics
This metric category is used to ”bulk” collect all network activity-related metrics for all the Oracle VM Server targets in the Oracle VM server pool. This is a summary metric which computes values across all the guests in the pool and uploads them. The collection schedule is governed by the schedule of the Oracle VM Server Network Activity Scheduled metric.
This metric displays the maximum read throughput observed across the interfaces in the Oracle VM Server target. You can use this metric to decide on thresholds of the Oracle VM Server Network Activity metric.
This metric displays the maximum total throughput observed across the interfaces in the Oracle VM Server target. You can use this metric to decide on thresholds of the Oracle VM Server Network Activity metric.
This metric category is used to ”bulk” collect all Virtual LAN (VLAN) activity-related metrics for all the Oracle VM Server targets in the Oracle VM server pool. This metric is not uploaded, but is used for alerts only. Thresholds should be defined against this metric, and the threshold values are applicable to all the Oracle VM Server targets in the server pool.
This metric category provides information about the state of the Oracle VM Server.
The response metric category provides information about the status of the Oracle VM Server target.