re: My first blog post - ITM TEMS Stress Tester - http://ow.ly/jipc4
John Alvord <jalvord-r/[email protected]>
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I am posting this with some trepidation.... first time and everything. I was at Pulse 2013 and attended several Analytics sessions - quite eye opening. On the way back home I decided an experiment would be useful to identify cases where a TEMS is under stress - on the way to a failure or high CPU or something bad. 150 LOC of well-commented Perl and a very simple timer situation later, my tests seemed to prove out the idea. Of course tests are one thing and real life is another - so the next stage is to get some real world examples. At the moment the only output is a stress.log file and one of the values is the stress indicator. Anyway, let me know what you think? Regards, John Alvord - Ph: 1-720-396-2788 Cell: none Customer Support - Tivoli Software - jalvord-r/[email protected] Advisory Engineer - Tivoli Monitoring - ITM infrastructure Developer Blog - Wonderful World of Situations Follow us on Twitter! @Tivolisupport and Facebook Personalize your support needs with the IBM Support Portal Use Service Request to get assistance! For emails regarding a PMR, copy [email protected] For secure browser uploads: https://www.ecurep.ibm.com/app/upload For Customer Support guidance: IBM Software Support Handbook _______________________________________________ TME10 mailing list [email protected] Unsubscribe:[email protected]