Display the Current Domain Configuration (osc-setcoremem)

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Display the Current Domain Configuration (`osc-setcoremem`)

This procedure describes how to display a compute node domain configuration using the osc-setcoremem command.

Note - Alternatively, you can use ldm commands to get similar information See Display the Current Domain Configuration (ldm).

Log in as superuser on the compute node's control domain.

Use the osc-setcoremem command to view domains and resources.

Note - If you don't want to continue to use the osc-setcoremem command to change resource allocations, enter CTL-C at the first prompt.

Example:

# /opt/oracle.supercluster/bin/osc-setcoremem
 
                              osc-setcoremem
                    v2.0  built on Aug 27 2015 23:09:35
 
 
 Current Configuration: SuperCluster Fully-Populated M6-32 Base
 
 +------------------------------+-------+--------+-----------+--- MINIMUM ----+
 | DOMAIN                           | CORES | MEM GB |   TYPE    | CORES | MEM GB |
 +------------------------------+-------+--------+-----------+-------+--------+
 | primary                          |    24 |   2048 | Dedicated |     2 |     32 |
 | ssccn3-dom1                      |    24 |   2048 | Dedicated |     2 |     32 |
 | ssccn3-dom2                      |     1 |     16 |   Root    |     1 |     16 |
 | ssccn3-dom3                      |     2 |     32 |   Root    |     2 |     32 |
 +------------------------------+-------+--------+-----------+-------+--------+
 | unallocated or parked            |    45 |   4048 |    --     |    -- |   --   |
 +------------------------------+-------+--------+-----------+-------+--------+
 
 [Note] Following domains will be skipped in this session.
 
 Root Domains
 ------------
 ssccn3-dom2
 ssccn3-dom3
 
 
 CPU allocation preference:
 
        1. Socket level
        2. Core level
 
 In case of Socket level granularity, proportional memory capacity is
  automatically selected for you.
 
 Choose Socket or Core level [S or C] <CTL-C>

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Display the Current Domain Configuration (`osc-setcoremem`)