ComputeAnalyzer™ Data Types
(2) LSF (Batch Jobs)
This data type contains the data generated from each Load Sharing Facility (LSF) batch job at its completion.
Classifications
| Name | Description |
|---|
| Project | The name of the project where the job belongs. |
| User | The user name of the submitter. |
| Queue name | The name of the LSF queue where the job was submitted. |
| Job status | The exit status of the job.
|
| Command | The command that the job executed. |
| Exit status | The exit status from the command. |
| Execution host | The name of the first execution host. |
| Domain | The name of the domain to which the first execution host belongs |
| Number of exec. hosts | The number of hosts where the job was submitted. |
| Number of exec. CPUs | The number of CPUs used by the job. |
LSF (Batch Jobs) Classifications
Measurements
| Name | Description | Unit of Measurement |
|---|
| Count | The number of started and completed processes in the report intervals. | Number |
| Time in queue | The duration the job waited in queue. | Hours |
| System time | The system time used by the batch command. | Hours |
| User time | The user time used by the batch command. | Hours |
| CPU time | The number of CPU hours used by the batch command (User time + System time). | Hours |
| CPU cost | The product of the CPU hours and CPU factor. | Number |
| Block I | The block input done by the batch command. | Blocks |
| Block O | The block output done by the batch command. | Blocks |
| Block I/O | The sum of the block input and output. | Blocks |
| Max RSS | The maximum resident set size (physical memory used). | Kilobytes |
| Max VM | The maximum virtual memory usage. | Kilobytes |
| Elapsed time | The elapsed time from start to finish of the job. | Hours |
| Total time | The sum of Time in queue and Elapsed time. | Hours |
LSF (Batch Jobs) Measurements
(3) VMstat
VMstat is used to get information about the CPU and memory activities when SAR is inaccessible. This shows how computers haven been running instead of what they have been running.
SAR is used by default since it provides a superset of VMstat's measurements. VMstat needs to be activated manually.
This data type is already deprecated.
Classifications
| Name | Description |
|---|
| Host | The host (without the domain) that received the VMstat output. |
| Architecture | The architecture of the computer that executed VMstat. |
| OS | The operating system of the computer that executed VMstat. |
| Domain | The domain to which the host belongs. |
| Prime time (deprecated) | Indicates whether the data collection time is classified as prime or non-prime.
- prime - data collected during prime time period.
- non-prime - data collected outside the prime time period.
- undef - the prime time itself is undefined.
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VMstat Classifications
Measurements
| Name | Description | Unit of Measurement |
|---|
| Count | The number of times the statistics were collected. | Number |
| Running queue | The number of processes in the running queue. | Number |
| Blocking queue | The number of processes in the blocked queue. | Number |
| User % | The user time as percentage of the total CPU time. | Percentage |
| Sys % | The system time as percentage of the total CPU time. | Percentage |
| Idle % | The idle time as percentage of the total CPU time. | Percentage |
VMstat Measurements
(4) PSM-Shell
This data type is no longer in use.
Classifications
| Name | Description |
|---|
| Host | The host that received the PSM-Shell output. |
| Architecture | The architecture of the computer that executed PSM-Shell. |
| OS | The operating system of the computer that executed PSM-Shell. |
| User account | The user account of the submitter. |
| User | The user name of the submitter. |
| UID | The owner of the file. |
| GID | The group identifier of the file owner. |
| Exit status | The exit status from the command. |
| Command | The command that the job executed. |
PSM-Shell Classifications
Measurements
| Name | Description | Unit of Measurement |
|---|
| Count | The number of times the statistics were collected. | Number |
| Elapsed time | The elapsed time from start to finish of the job. | Hours |
| CPU | The number of CPU hours used by the command. | Hours |
| Maximum RSS | The maximum resident set size (physical memory used). | Kilobytes |
| Integral RSS | The integral resident set size (physical memory used). | Kilobytes |
| Block I | The block input operations done by the job. | Blocks |
| Block O | The block output operations done by the job. | Blocks |
PSM-Shell Measurements
(5) LSF (LSF Acct)
This data type is no longer in use.
Classifications
| Name | Description |
|---|
| UID | The owner of the file. |
| Host | The host that received the LSF output. |
| Command | The command that the job executed. |
| Exit status | The exit status from the command. |
LSF (LSF Acct) Classifications
Measurements
| Name | Description | Unit of Measurement |
|---|
| Count | The number of times the statistics were collected. | Number |
| System time | The system time used by the batch command. | Hours |
| User time | The user time used by the batch command. | Hours |
| CPU | The number of CPU hours used by the command. | Hours |
| Elapsed time | The elapsed time from start to finish of the job. | Hours |
| Block I | The block input operations done by the job. | Blocks |
| Block O | The block output operations done by the job. | Blocks |
LSF (LSF Acct) Measurements
(6) SAR
SAR contains many of the same variables as VMstat. It also has information about file systems or how heavily the file systems have been used.
Classifications
| Name | Description |
|---|
| Host | The host name where the statistics were collected. |
| Architecture | The architecture of the host. |
| OS | The operating system of the host. |
| Domain | The domain to which the host belongs. |
| Prime time (deprecated) | Indicates whether the data collection time is classified as prime or non-prime.
- prime - data collected during prime time period.
- non-prime - data collected outside the prime time period.
- undef - the prime time itself is undefined.
|
SAR Classifications
Measurements
| Name | Description | Unit of Measurement |
|---|
| Count | The number of times the statistics were collected. | Number |
| User % | The user time as percentage of the total CPU time. | Percentage |
| Sys % | The system time as percentage of the total CPU time. | Percentage |
| Wait IO % | The wait for IO time as percentage of the total CPU time. | Percentage |
| CPU % | The total time or sum of User %, Sys %, and Wait IO %. | Percentage |
| Idle % | The idle time as percentage of the total CPU time. | Percentage |
| iget/s | The file access routines. | Number |
| namei/s | The file access routines (path name lookups). | Number |
| dirblk/s | The file access routines (blocks read during directory lookups). | Number |
| scall/s | The number of system calls per second (all kinds). | Number |
| sread/s | The number of system calls per second (read system calls). | Number |
| swrit/s | The number of system calls per second (write system calls). | Number |
| fork/s | The number of forks per second. | Number |
| exec/s | The number of execs per second. | Number |
| rchar/s | The number of characters transferred by read system calls (HP-UX: block devices only). | Number |
| wchar/s | The number of characters transferred by write system calls (HP-UX: block devices only). | Number |
| bread/s | The read operations between the buffer cache and disk (or block device). | Number |
| bwrit/s | The write operations between the buffer cache and disk (or block device). | Number |
| lread/s | The average number of logical reads per second from the buffer cache. | Number |
| lwrit/s | The average number of logical writes per second from the buffer cache. | Number |
| rcache% | The cache hit ratio when reading. | Percentage |
| wcache% | The cache hit ratio when writing. | Percentage |
| pread/s | The read/s from character devices using raw I/O (physical). | Number |
| pwrit/s | The write/s from character devices using raw I/O (physical). | Number |
| rq size | The average size of run queue or processes in the memory. | Number |
| rq occ% | The percentage run queue occupied with processes. | Percentage |
| sq size | The size of swap queue or processes ready to run. This is unavailable on Solaris. | Number |
| sq occ% | The percentage swap queue occupied with processes. | Percentage |
| swap in req/s | The number of swap-in requests per second (AIX: page replacements cycles/s). | Number |
| swap out req/s | The number of swap-out requests per second (AIX: number of page faults/s). | Number |
| swap in blk/s | The number of 512 bytes units swapped per second (AIX: for Solaris, number of pages). | Number |
| swap out blk/s | The number of 512 bytes units swapped out per second (AIX: for Solaris, number of pages). | Number |
| switches/s | The number of process switches per second. | Number |
| free swap | The average amount of free swap pages available (HP-UX: N/A). | Number |
| free memory | The average amount of free memory pages available (HP-UX: N/A; AIX: N/A). | Number |
SAR Measurements
Some statistics are not reported on AIX since most access to files bypasses kernel block buffering. The variables concerned are:
- bread/s
- bwrit/s
- lread/s
- lwrit/s
- rcache%
- wcache%
- pread/s
- pwrit/s
Swap information is unavailable under all systems and varies on how it is reported.
(27) IOstat
This data type is already deprecated.
Classifications
| Name | Description |
|---|
| Host | The host that received the IOstat output. |
| Architecture | The architecture of the host. |
| OS | The operating system of the host. |
| Domain | The domain to which the host belongs. |
| Disk | |
IOstat Classifications
Measurements
| Name | Description | Unit of Measurement |
|---|
| Count | The number of times the statistics were collected. | Number |
| Numread/s | The number of read requests per second. | Number |
| Numwrite/s | The number of write requests per second | Number |
| Numread | The number of read requests. | Number |
| Numwrite | The number of write requests. | Number |
| Read/s | The bytes read per second. | Number |
| Write/s | The bytes written per second. | Number |
| Read | The number of megabytes read per second. | Megabytes |
| Write | The number of megabytes written per second. | Megabytes |
| Waitavg | The average number of transactions waiting for service. | Number |
| Actavg | The average number of transactions actively being serviced | Number |
| Wsvc_t | The average service time in wait queue in milliseconds. | Milliseconds |
| Asvc_t | The average service time active transactions in milliseconds. | Milliseconds |
| Wait | The percent of time transactions are waiting for service. | Percentage |
| Busy | The percent of time the disk is busy. | Percentage |
IOstat Measurements
(36) WinSAR
This data type is similar to SAR but is specialized for Windows.
Classifications
| Name | Description |
|---|
| Host | The host where the statistics were collected. |
| Architecture | The architecture of the host. |
| OS | The operating system of the host. |
| Domain | The domain to which the host belongs. |
| Prime time (deprecated) | Indicates whether the data collection time is classified as prime or non-prime.
- prime - data collected during prime time period.
- non-prime - data collected outside the prime time period.
- undef - the prime time itself is undefined.
|
WinSAR Classifications
Measurements
| Name | Description | Unit of Measurement |
|---|
| Count | The number of times the statistics were collected. | Number |
| Proc DPC Time | The percentage of time the processor spent receiving and servicing deferred procedure calls (DPCs) during the sample interval. | Percentage |
| Proc Interrupt Time | The percentage of time the processor spent receiving and servicing hardware interrupts during the sample interval. | Percentage |
| Proc Privileged Time | The percentage of the non-idle processor time spent on privileged mode. | Percentage |
| Proc Processor Time | The percentage of time that the processor is executing an application or operating system processes other than idle. | Percentage |
| Proc User Time | The percentage of the non-idle processor time spent on user mode. | Percentage |
| Proc Interrupts | The average number of hardware interrupts the processor receives and services per second. | Number |
| Idle Processor Time | The percentage of time occupied by the idle process. | Percentage |
| Sys Exception (per second) | The rate at which the system dispatches exceptions. | Number |
| Sys Context Switches (per second) | The combined rate at which all processors on the computer are switched from one thread to another. | Number |
| Sys File Read Operations (per second) | The combined rate of file system read requests to all devices on the computer, including requests to read from the file system cache. | Number |
| Sys File Write Operations (per second) | The combined rate of file system write requests to all devices on the computer, including requests to write to data in the file system cache. | Number |
| Sys Processor Queue Length | The number of threads in the processor queue. | Number |
| Sys Total Interrupts | The combined rate of hardware interrupts received and processed by all processors on the computer per second. | Number |
| Mem Available (in Kb) | The amount of physical memory immediately available for allocation to a process or system use. | Number |
| Mem Cache (in Kb) | The sum of the values of System Cache Resident Bytes, System Driver Resident Bytes, System Code Resident Bytes, and Pool Paged Resident Bytes. | Number |
| Mem Cache Faults (per second) | The rate at which faults occur when a page sought in the file system cache is not found and must be retrieved from elsewhere in the memory (soft fault) or disk (hard fault). | Number |
| Mem Commit Limit (in Kb) | The allowable amount of virtual memory to commit without the need to extend the paging file(s). | Number |
| Mem Committed (in Kb) | The amount of committed virtual memory. | Number |
| Mem Page Faults (per second) | The average number of pages faulted per second. | Number |
| Mem Pages (per second) | The rate at which pages are read from or written to disk to resolve hard page faults. | Number |
| Phys Disk Read | The rate of read operations on the disk per second. | Number |
| Phys Disk Write | The rate of write operations on the disk per second. | Number |
| Logical Disk Read | The rate at which read operations are performed on the disk per second. | Number |
| Logical Disk Write | The rate at which write operations are performed on the disk per second. | Number |
| Cache Copy Read Hits | The percentage of cache copy read requests that did not require a disk read to access the page in the cache. | Percentage |
| Cache Copy Reads | The rate per second at which read operations from pages of the file system cache involve a copy read. | Number |
| Cache Data Flush Pages | The rate per second at which the file system cache has flushed to the disk in response to a request to flush or satisfy a write-through-file write request. | Number |
| Cache Data Flushes | The rate per second at which the file system cache has flushed its contents to the disk in response to a request to flush or satisfy a write-through-file write request. | Number |
| Cache Data Maps | The rate per second at which a file system, such as NTFS, maps a page of a file into the file system cache to read the page. | Number |
| Cache Fast Reads | The rate per second at which read operations from the file system cache bypass the installed file system and retrieve the data directly from the cache | Number |
| Cache Lazy Write Flushes | The rate per second at which the Lazy Writer thread writes to the disk. | Number |
| Cache Lazy White Pages | The rate per second at which the Lazy Writer thread has written to the disk. | Number |
| Cache Read Aheads | The rate per second at which read operations from the file system cache detect sequential access to a file. | Number |
WinSAR Measurements
(48) Grid Engine
This data type contains data on jobs run via Sun Grid Engine.
Classifications
| Name | Description |
|---|
| Department | The department to which the job belongs (enterprise edition only). |
| Project | The project to which the job belongs (enterprise edition only). |
| Account | The account string specified for the job. |
| User name | The user name of the submitter. |
| Queue name | The name of the Grid Engine queue where the job was dispatched. |
| Job name | The name of the program run or a name set by the submitter or submitting program. |
| Job status | The exit status from the Grid Engine and operating system. |
| Execution host | The name of the host where the job was executed. |
| Resources | The string consisting of "bat" or "int" for batch or interactive, respectively. |
| Number of slots | The number of job slots assigned to the job execution. |
Grid Engine Classifications
Measurements
| Name | Description | Unit of Measurement |
|---|
| Count | The number of identical jobs. | Number |
| Wait time | The waiting duration before dispatching a job to a queue. | Minutes |
| Avg wait time | The average wait time for each job. | Minutes |
| System time | The system time used by the job. | Minutes |
| User time | The user time used by the job. | Minutes |
| CPU time | The total CPU time the job used (User time + System time). | Minutes |
| Block I | The block input operations done by the job. | Block operations |
| Block O | The block output operations done by the job. | Block operations |
| Block I/O | The sum of block input and output operations. | Block operations |
| Max RSS | The maximum resident set size (physical memory used). | Kilobytes |
| Max VM | The maximum virtual memory usage. | Kilobytes |
| Wall time | The elapsed time from start to finish of the job. | Minutes |
| Total time | The elapsed time from job submission to termination (Time in queue + Wall time). | Minutes |
| Integral memory usage | The integral of memory consumption over the lifespan of the job. | Gbs (Gigabytes/second) |
Grid Engine Measurements
(78) LSF Pending Reason
This data type contains information on how long jobs are kept pending and why.
A single job can have multiple reasons for pending, which can differ for different hosts. Therefore, summarizing the Elapsed time for all Pending reasons may not provide a meaningful report.
Classifications
| Name | Description |
|---|
| Project | The project to which the job belongs. |
| User | The user name of the submitter. |
| Queue name | The name of the LSF queue where the job was submitted. |
| Pending reason | The reason a job is still pending. |
| Command | The command that the job executed. |
| Domain | The domain to which the first execution host belongs. |
| Requested resource | The string describing the resources that the pending job requires. |
| Number of hosts pending | The number of hosts where a given pending reason was valid. |
LSF Pending Reason Classifications
Measurements
| Name | Description | Unit of Measurement |
|---|
| Count | The number of pending reasons in a report interval. | Number |
| Elapsed time | The elapsed time for selected pending reasons. | Hours |
LSF Pending Reason Measurements
(80) PBS Accounting
This data type contains data on jobs run via a Portable Batch System (PBS). The system collects data from Open PBS and PBS Professional.
Classifications
| Name | Description |
|---|
| User name | The user name of the submitter. |
| Group name | The group name of the submitter. |
| Account | The account string specified for the job. |
| Queue name | The name of the PBS queue where the job was dispatched. |
| Job name | The name of the program run or a name set by the submitter or submitting program. |
| Exit status | The exit statuses from the PBS and operating system. |
| Execution host | The name of the host where the job was executed. In cases where jobs require multiple CPUs, only the host running the MPI controller job is reported. |
| Resources | The string consisting of the job requirements given in name-value pairs. |
| Number of CPUs | The number of CPUs assigned to execute the job. |
PBS Accounting Classifications
Measurements
| Name | Description | Unit of Measurement |
|---|
| Count | The number of identical jobs. | Number |
| Wait time | The waiting duration before dispatching a job to a queue. | Hours |
| Avg wait time | The average time in queue for each job. | Hours |
| Wall time | The elapsed time from start to finish of the job. | Hours |
| Total time | The elapsed time from job submission to termination (Wait time + Wall time). | Hours |
| CPU time | The total CPU time used by the job. | Hours |
| Max RSS | The maximum resident set size (physical memory used). | Kilobytes |
| Max VM | The maximum virtual memory usage. | Kilobytes |
PBS Accounting Measurements
(133) Azure Sign-in Events
Azure Sign-in Events reports users' sign-in activity and details (including the authentication used and sign-in status) in a device, application, or service through Azure Active Directory.
Classifications
| Name | Description |
|---|
| Time | The start time of the work period. |
| User | The name of the signed-in user. |
| Mail | The email address or principal name of the user. |
| Status | The sign-in status or event type of the authentication.
|
| Application | The name of the application that requested authentication. |
| Authentication | The type of authentication used. |
Azure Sign-in Events Classifications
Measurements
| Name | Description | Unit of Measurement |
|---|
| Count | The number of authentications. | Number |
| Events | The number of events | Number |
Azure Sign-in Events Measurements
(134) Azure Resource Usage Cost
Azure Resource Usage Cost reports the workload in the cloud, which includes cost and usage data.
Classifications
| Name | Description |
|---|
| Time | The start time of the work period. |
| Cost | The resource cost. |
| Cost USD | The resource cost in USD. |
| Name | The name of the subscription. |
| Charge Type | The charge fee type. |
| Publisher Type | The usage poller of the customer. |
| Service | The name of the Azure service. |
| Group | The name of the resource group. |
| Location | The resource location. |
| Currency | The currency of the Cost. |
Azure Resource Usage Cost Classifications
Measurements
| Name | Description | Unit of Measurement |
|---|
| Total Cost | The sum of cost per resource group. | Number |
Azure Resource Usage Cost Measurements