Monitor database and CPU and send events

Hi.
I would like to monitor the Oracle instance and the CPU and when something happens I want to send an event(e-mail or SMS). Is this possible using Oracle Enterprise Manager alone? Or do I need a third-party product like "Big brother"(http://www.bb4.com/). I have generated an event in OEM but I can't see where I am supposed to handle the event that it generates.
/Christer Nordvik

works perfectly,
CPUID 0x10676
Revision C0
Mobil Intel Core 2 Duo T9400 Penryn
1592mhz (265.33 x 6.0) <--- this is actually really exciting cause it shows that powerstepping is now functioning in windows.
Socket 478
CPU temps wile posting this in windows xp
CPU #0
Core #0 - 69*C
Core #1 - 66*C
This software uses the new temperature probe on newer cpu's not the older messed up thermal diode on P4D's and earlier.

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Hyper-V Resource Pools for Memory and CPU

Hi all,
I'm trying to understand the concepts and details of resource pools in Hyper-V in Windows Server 2012. It seems as if there is almost no documentation on all that. Perhaps somebody can support me here, maybe I've not seen some docs yet.
So far, I learned that resource pools in their current implementation serve mainly for metering purposes. You can create pools per tenant and then group VM resources into those pools to facilitate resource metering per tenant. That is, you enable metering
once per pool and get all the data necessary to bill that one customer for all their resources (without metering individual VMs). Is that correct?
Furthermore, it seems to me that an ethernet pool goes one step further by providing an abstraction level for virtual switches. As far as I've understood you can add multiple vSwitches to a pool and then connect a VM to the pool. Hyper-V then decides which
actual switch to use. This may be handy in a multi-host environment if vSwitches on different hosts use different names although they connect to the same network. Is that correct?
So - talking about actually managing that stuff I've learned how to create a pool and how to add VHD locations and virtual switches to a pool. Enabling resource metering for a pool then collects usage data from all the resources inside that pool.
But now: I can create a pool for memory and a pool for CPU. But I cannot add resources to those. Neither can I add a complete VM to a pool. Now I'm launching a VM that belongs to a customer whose resources I'm metering. How will Hyper-V know that it's
supposed to collect data on CPU and memory usage for that VM?
Am I missing something here? Or is pool-based metering only good for ethernet and VHD resources, and CPU and memory still need to be metered per VM?
Thanks for clarification,
Nils
Nils Kaczenski
MVP Directory Services
Hannover, Germany

Thank you for the links. I already knew those, and unfortunately they are not matching my question. Two of them are about Windows Server 2008/R2, and one only lists a WMI interface. What I'm after is a new feature in Windows Server 2012, and I need conceptional
information.
Thanks for the research anyway. I appreciate that a lot!
In the meantime I've gotten quite far in my own research. See my entry above of January 7th. Some additions:
In Windows Server 2012, Hyper-V resource pools are mainly for metering purposes. You cannot compare them to resource pools in VMware.
A resource pool in Hyper-V (2012) facilitates resource metering and billing for VM usage especially in hosting scenarios. You can either measure resource usage for single VMs, or you can group existing resources (such as CPU power, RAM, virtual hard disk
storage, Ethernet traffic) into pools. Those pools will mostly be assigned to one customer each. That way you can bill the customer for their resource usage in a given time period by just querying the customer's pool.
Metering only collects aggregated data with one value per resource (i.e. overall CPU usage, maximum VHD storage, summed Ethernet traffic and so on). You can control the time period by explicitly resetting the counter at any given time (a day, a week, a
month or what you like).
There is no detailed data. The aggregate values serve as a basis for billing, not as monitoring data. If you need detailed monitoring data use Performance Monitor.
There is currently only one type of resource pool that adds an abstraction layer to a virtualization farm, and that is the Ethernet type. You can use that type for metering, but you can also use it to group a number of virtual switches (that connect to
the same network segment) and then a VM connected to that pool will automatically use an appropriate virtual switch from the pool. You need no longer worry about virtual switch names across multiple hosts as long as all equivalent virtual switches are
added to the pool.
While you can manage two types of pool resources in the GUI (VHD pools and Ethernet pools) you should only manage resource pools via PowerShell. Only there will you be able to control what happens. And only PowerShell provides a means to start, stop, and
reset metering and query metering data.
The process to use resource pools in Hyper-V (2012) in short:
First create a new pool via PowerShell (New-VMResourcePool). (In case of a VHD pool you must specify the VHD storage paths to add to the pool in the moment you create the pool.)
In case of an Ethernet pool add existing virtual switches to the pool (Add-VMSwitch).
Reconfigure existing VMs that you want to measure so that they use resources from the pool. The PowerShell
Set-VM* commands accept a parameter -ResourcePoolName to do that. Example:
Set-VMMemory -VMName APP-02 -ResourcePoolName MyPool1
Start measuring with Enable-VMResourceMetering.
Query collected data as often as you need with Measure-VMResourcePool.
Note that you should specify the pool resource type in the command to get reliable data (see my post above, Jan 7th).
When a metering period (such as a week or a month) has passed, reset the counter to zero with
Reset-VMResourceMetering.
Hope that helps. I consider this the answer to my own question. ;)
Here's some links I collected:
http://itproctology.blogspot.ca/2012/12/hyper-v-resource-pool-introduction.html
http://www.ms4u.info/2012/12/configure-ethernet-resource-pool-in.html
http://blogs.technet.com/b/virtualization/archive/2012/08/16/introduction-to-resource-metering.aspx
http://social.technet.microsoft.com/Forums/en-US/winserverhyperv/thread/1ce4e2b2-8fdd-4f16-8ab6-e1e1da6d07e3
Best wishes, Nils
Nils Kaczenski
MVP Directory Services
Hannover, Germany

P67A-C45 (B3) CPU and Memmory Compatibility Question

(sorry to my english)
Hi all i hawe 2 queestions i have CPU G630 and memorry (RAM) work to 1333MHZ if i activated in bios XMP to work on 1600 i have some problems stop working on windows, My friends tell g630 dont suport 1600ram
i dont have more money but i wont to give my cpu to friend and buy G860 becose my friend have it and i see he work with 1600MHZ but he have Z77 MB not as mine (,
1 will work my RAM on 1600MHz if i put G860 CPU to my MB?
2 i see to Global site have update bios 22nm to this mb is really posible this ? if i wont a 22nm cpu need to upgrade or bios in not for my MB ? becose on start this mb is for 32 nm?
MSI P67A-C45(B3)
Intel G630 2x2,7
Kingston Blue 2x4gb ram 1600MHZ
.....

if my P67A-C45(B3) work with Intel Core i3 2130 tray or CPU Intel Pentium G860 on Ram X.M.P. 1600MHZ i will buy some this but not wont to risk
if upgrade i sell mb+cpu and buy next
if Z77A-G43 or G45 i buy Intel® Core™ i3 3240 i dont like SLI or owerclocking and mabby is G43 low cost
if Z87-G43 i buy Intel Core i5-4570 Haswell but is to hight costs mb and cpu and have some problems with money.
i ask you all becose to my country Moldova we dont have more money on job to buy extrime somfing and i wont last tehnologis to me ))) i like Z87-G43 is good but not have some low cost cpu (
I'm afraid that MSI will go strictly by 1150 socket, and will only continue to develop them, and forget about 1155

Cannot start widget - Ensure that SAP Business One Integration Service and SAP Business One Event Sender Service have been started

Dear Experts .
I'm trying to enable widget for my company db but getting the following error :
Ensure that SAP Business One Integration Service and SAP Business One Event Sender Service have been started; then wait 1 minute and try again
I can connect to the B1iF locally and remotely .
I have the db configured in the SLD and connects successfully .
I have the event sender service and proxy started and configured for the company db.
I can access the Dashboard web portal and login with database sap credentials (but I see nothing there)
I've checked that there are no duplicate entries in the SSLD table for SBO common (note : 1619422)
I've also tried to re-activate the xelcious from the B1iF->control.
My Setup :
I'm runing SBO server, B1iF installed locally and B1iSN installed on a 3rd party server.
I'm using B1iF as even forwarder for B1iSN.
I know this has been discussed many times through out the forum and I've tried most of the stuff other than clean install.
I would appreciate any input before removing B1iF completely and re-installing.
Thanks in advance ,
Nadav.

Hi,
The problem is SAP 8.81 PL04, with PL05 or PL06, it is solutioned.
Thanks,

Software to Monitor CPU and Fans

I have an MSI 785G-E53 with a Phenom II x2 (with all 4 cores unlocked).
What program can I use to monitor the CPU core temps, fans, maybe even the hard drives too?
I tried both speedfan and coretemp and neither looked like they pulled the CPU core temps, but maybe I was doing something wrong.
Should those work? Is there a better utility to use?

Quote from: lexluthor on 11-December-10, 21:18:02
Is that because I have the cores enabled? Are you saying that if I didn't do the core unlock, those apps would work? There's something about unlocking the cores that's "breaking" those apps?
Yep, exactly that. I had the same thing when I unlocked my Athlon II X3 440. I don't know what it is exactly but unlocking the cores stops the sensor from picking up the core temps.

Resource estimation/Sizing (i.e CPU and Memory) for Oracle database servers

Hi,
I have came across one of the requirement of Oracle database server sizing in terms of CPU and Memory requirement. Has anybody metalink notes or white paper to have basic estimation or calculation for resources (i.e CPU and RAM) on based of database size, number of concurrent connections/sessions and/or number of transactions.
I have searched lot on metalink but failed to have such, will be great help if anybody has idea on this. I'm damn sure it has to be, because to start with implementation of IT infrastructure one has to do estimation of resources aligned with IT budget.
Thanks in advance.
Mehul.

You could start the other way around, if you already have a server is it sufficient for the database you want to run on it? Is there sufficient memory? Is it solely a database server (not shared)? How fast are the disks - SAN/RAID/local disk? Does it have the networking capacity (100mbps, gigabit)? How many CPUs, will there be intensive SQL? How does Oracle licensing fit into it? What type of application that will run on the database - OLTP or OLAP?
If you don't know if there is sufficient memory/CPU then profile the application based on what everyone expects, again, start with OLTP or OLAP and work your way down to the types of queries/jobs that will be run, number of concurrent users and what performance you expect/require. For an OLAP application you may want the fastest disks possible, multiple CPUs and a large SGA and PGA (2-4GB PGA?), pay a little extra for parallel server and partitioning in license fees.
This is just the start of an investigation, then you can work out what fits into your budget.
Edited by: Stellios on Sep 26, 2008 4:53 PM

Are calls available to get CPU and database cost

Hi,
We are trying to get performance information for each ABAP call made through a web service. The call goes like this: web method calls ABAP method and returns back to web method. We are interested in the CPU and database cost within the ABAP method and we want to be able to get the cost via a performance call, not through SE30 or SE12. We want to return that information back to the web method so that we have full round trip metrics, i.e. ABAP costs and web method costs tied together. I looked at some function modules starting with TH_* and SAPWL*, but it is not obvious whether any or these would work or which to use.
Thanks,
Andy

Andy Goerdel wrote:
Hi,
> We are trying to get performance information for each ABAP call made through a web service. The call goes like this: web method calls ABAP method and returns back to web method. We are interested in the CPU and database cost within the ABAP method and we want to be able to get the cost via a performance call, not through SE30 or SE12. We want to return that information back to the web method so that we have full round trip metrics, i.e. ABAP costs and web method costs tied together. I looked at some function modules starting with TH_* and SAPWL*, but it is not obvious whether any or these would work or which to use.
>
> Thanks,
> Andy
Hello Andy,
if I understand you right, you want to collect this information at the very end of the ABAP method and store it somewhere or deliver back with the results?
Please check if the function TH_WP_DETAIL_INFO helps you. You just need to know the work process number. And look at the DIAREC structure of the function module.
Regards,
Yuri

Co-location of persistent chat and monitoring databases on Standard Edition server

Hello, I've seen all kinds of different answers to this question around the web with conflicting answers.
We have a basic IM/Presence only install of Lync 2013 and now want to deploy Monitoring and Persistent Chat roles.
As per this blog, it states you can co-locate all of these on one FE server.
http://windowspbx.blogspot.ca/2012/07/aaa-donotpost-install-lync-standard.html
Which does match what this TechNet article states:
http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/gg398131.aspx
However, in the Blog, it says you need to install Full SQL Server 2008 in order to collocate, yet this goes against what TechNet says is possible, in that you can have all databases in one instance:
Each SQL instance can contain only a single back-end database (for an Enterprise Edition Front End pool), single Monitoring database, single Archiving database, single persistent chat database, and single persistent chat compliance database.
I guess my question is, can I simply install Monitoring and Persistent Chat using the same default SQL Server 2012 instance that was installed along with the Front End Standard Edition server (RTC instance)? Or should I create a new instance? Or do I need
to install a new SQL Server 2012 somewhere on a different server altogether?
Thanks!

Hi,
Lync standard edition server has SQL express database by default to host RTC instance. Monitoring server required SQL reporting services, SQL express does not have reporting components part of it. Hence, you required full SQL version for monitoring
and archiving deployment.
Technically, you can install full SQL server on the standard edition server itself. But , it is not recommended in production environment. It's good idea to install SQL server on a dedicated server for hosting monitoring and archiving database.
Thanks
Saleesh
If answer is helpful, please hit the green arrow on the left, or mark as answer. Blog : http://blogs.technet.com/b/saleesh_nv/

Settings for monitoring Solaris CPU and memory using ATS serverstats

Hi,
I need to set up some monitors for a Solaris 10 server (hosting Web server for Application Under test) using OLT. Can someone please advise as to what set up I will need to access the Solaris CPU/Memory/vmstat data during the performance tests?
Do I need to install something on the server side? What user priviledge will I need to access this monitor on the Server and what ports should I open?
Regards

Hello
Nothing to install. It's completely remote using ssh or telnet. (so standard ports to consider).
You need to setup what we call a "virtual agent".
Create a "monitor" using "Virtual Agent" as a data source.
Then you need to setup your remote system and particularly to configure the prompt returned when logging in with the given user (try manually with plink first).
Then you can try predefined metrics which are not so good in my opinion. So better to create your own metrics. (find the proper unix command line to retrieve the information needed and use regular expression to get the value out of the output.
Pls first, you should update plink.exe in the c:\oracleats dir (don't remember where) by downloading a newer version on internet.
I'm sure it's not all clear, but with the documentation, google & some effort, you should find the solution.
Cheers
JB

Any way to show CPU and HD monitor in LPX like in LP9?

Title says it all. Looking to enable the CPU and HD usage like in LP9.
Thanks!

Rydah805 wrote:
And actually, Switching to the LP9 ket command preset and pressing OPT+X worked. So I just copied the OPT+X combo from the LP9 preset over to the LPX default. Thanks!!!
I was more so asking about the CPU+HD monitor that used to be on the Control Bar, but this works.
What's the "control bar" do you mean the Transport? If so right click on it and set up what you want to be available..

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