Hi guys.
What does this mean?
1 process [running on SERVER01] 2885.0 MB virtual, 1694.1 MB resident, 135.7% CPU (5 min average: 133.9%)(!!), 2394 process handles
135% ??? This is a windows server.
How it is calculated?
Thanks!!!
Hi guys.
What does this mean?
1 process [running on SERVER01] 2885.0 MB virtual, 1694.1 MB resident, 135.7% CPU (5 min average: 133.9%)(!!), 2394 process handles
135% ??? This is a windows server.
How it is calculated?
Thanks!!!
How many CPU cores has the server?
You can define in your process monitoring rule if 100% should be all CPU or a single core.
12 cores …
And how is your rule configured for the process monitoring?
… ‘cpu_average’: 5, ‘cpulevels’: (80.0, 90.0) …
Does it matter?
I cannot find any documentation regarding Windows consuming CPU per process. I thought 100% was the maximum. What the hell is 137% ? One can think of “1 core and a half”, but, i dont know. I could not find anything related.
Thank you!!!
This is not your real rule.
It must look like this.
If the marked option is not set then CMK uses i think the second one. A new process rule must have this option set to one of the two.
If you have multiple threads in one process they can have over 100% if 100% is the maximum value per CPU core.
Oh, i use main.mk.
From “parameters” in Wato.
State and count of processes… | |
---|---|
Default Value | |
Process Matching: | masvc.exe |
Levels for process count: | 0 processes, 0 processes, 3 processes, 4 processes |
Levels on CPU utilization: | 80.0%, 90.0% |
CPU Averaging: | 5 minutes |
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