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diff --git a/src/pmieconf/cpu/low_util b/src/pmieconf/cpu/low_util new file mode 100644 index 0000000..de6c0da --- /dev/null +++ b/src/pmieconf/cpu/low_util @@ -0,0 +1,69 @@ +#pmieconf-rules 1 +# --- DO NOT MODIFY THIS FILE --- see pmieconf(4) +# + +rule cpu.low_util + summary = "$rule$" + predicate = +"some_host ( + // kernel.all.cpu metrics count up to 1 second of CPU time + // per second per CPU + 100 * ( kernel.all.cpu.user $hosts$ + + kernel.all.cpu.sys $hosts$ + + kernel.all.cpu.intr $hosts$ ) / hinv.ncpu $hosts$ + < $threshold$ +)" + enabled = no + version = 1 + help = +"The average processor utilization over all CPUs was below threshold +percent during the last sample interval. +This rule is effectively the opposite of cpu.util and is disabled by +default - it is only useful in specialized environments where, for +example, processing is batch oriented and low processor utilization +is indicative of poor use of system resources. In such a situation +the cpu.low_util rule should be enabled, and cpu.util disabled."; + +string rule + default = "Low average processor utilization" + modify = no + display = no; + +percent threshold + default = 25 + help = +"Lower bound percentage for CPU utilization, in the range 0 (idle) +to 100 (completely busy), independent of the number of CPUs."; + +string action_expand + default = %v%util@%h + display = no + modify = no; + +string email_expand + default = "host: %h average CPU utilization: %v%" + display = no + modify = no; + + +# Configuration info specific to non-PCP tools follows... +# + +# for SGI Embedded Support Partner integration: +string esp_type + default = "0x20005E" + display = no + modify = no; + +# for EnlightenDSM integration: +string enln_test + default = cpu.low_util + display = no + modify = no; +string enln_units + default = %util + display = no + modify = no; + +# +# --- DO NOT MODIFY THIS FILE --- see pmieconf(4) |