Collect Performance Data on the Target System
Collecting performance data can be compared to the data collected on the source system. In particular, compare the CPU utilization. In some cases the new system provides improved compute performance for the workload in the target guest domain which might result in significantly lower CPU utilization than at the source system. In this case, consider assigning fewer CPU resources (preferably in core increments) to the guest domain.
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Use the same performance tools and metrics that were used to measure performance of the guest domain on the source system.
See Collect Performance Data on the Source System.
In this example, the same Swingbench application is used to run a database workload on the target guest domain and then compared to the benchmark results from the source system.
The same activity was also monitored using the same Enterprise Manager Database Express:
Note – For more information on Enterprise Manager Database Express, refer to this web page: http://www.oracle.com/technetwork/database/manageability/emx-intro-1965965.html
