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# $Header: hostkernelmem.pl 25-jun-2002.10:33:21 xxu Exp $ # # hostkernelmem.pl # # Copyright (c) 2001, 2002, Oracle Corporation. All rights reserved. # # NAME # hostkernelmem.pl # # DESCRIPTION # returns system kernel mem activity as: # em_result=<mem allocation available for small mem reqs in bytes>| # <mem allocated to satisfy reqs for small mem amounts>| # <small mem requests that failed>| # <mem allocation for requests of large amounts of mem, bytes>| # <large mem requests that failed>| # <mem allocation available for oversized reqs in bytes>| # <oversized mem requsts that failed> # # NOTES # data collected and averaged over a 5 second interval # ONLY AVAILABLE ON SUN. # TODO: make available from HP if possible # # MODIFIED (MM/DD/YY) # xxu 06/25/02 - remove /usr/local/bin/perl # aaitghez 05/18/01 - sar kernel mem stats. # aaitghez 05/18/01 - Creation # $ENV{PATH} = "/usr/bin:/usr/sbin:/usr/local/bin:/local/bin"; # invoke sar $r = `sar -k 5` or die "failed to execute sar"; #parse the return string into lines @res = split(m/ovsz_alloc.+fail\n/, $r); print "@res[1]\n"; @values = split(m/[\t\s]+/, @res[1]); print "em_result=@values[1]|@values[2]|@values[3]|@values[4]|@values[5]|@values[6]|@values[7]|@values[8]\n";
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