host_load_BusyReason

If hStatus is HOST_STAT_BUSY, these indicate the host loadSched or loadStop busy reason. More...

Defines
#define	HOST_BUSY_NOT   0x000
#define	HOST_BUSY_R15S   0x001
#define	HOST_BUSY_R1M   0x002
#define	HOST_BUSY_R15M   0x004
#define	HOST_BUSY_UT   0x008
#define	HOST_BUSY_PG   0x010
#define	HOST_BUSY_IO   0x020
#define	HOST_BUSY_LS   0x040
#define	HOST_BUSY_IT   0x080
#define	HOST_BUSY_TMP   0x100
#define	HOST_BUSY_SWP   0x200
#define	HOST_BUSY_MEM   0x400

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Detailed Description

If hStatus is HOST_STAT_BUSY, these indicate the host loadSched or loadStop busy reason.

If none of the thresholds have been exceeded, the value is HOST_BUSY_NOT. Otherwise the value is the bitwise inclusive OR of some of the following:

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Define Documentation

#define HOST_BUSY_NOT   0x000

Host not busy.

#define HOST_BUSY_R15S   0x001

The 15 second average CPU run queue length is too high.

#define HOST_BUSY_R1M   0x002

The 1 minute average CPU run queue length is too high.

#define HOST_BUSY_R15M   0x004

The 15 minute average CPU run queue length is too high.

#define HOST_BUSY_UT   0x008

The CPU utilization is too high.

#define HOST_BUSY_PG   0x010

The paging rate is too high.

#define HOST_BUSY_IO   0x020

The I/O rate is too high.

#define HOST_BUSY_LS   0x040

There are too many login sessions.

#define HOST_BUSY_IT   0x080

Host has not been idle long enough.

#define HOST_BUSY_TMP   0x100

There is not enough free space in the file system containing /tmp.

#define HOST_BUSY_SWP   0x200

There is not enough free swap space.

#define HOST_BUSY_MEM   0x400

There is not enough free memory.