The Shared Resource Domains tab allows
you to:
To create an SRD, use the Manage New Systems wizard.
The Shared Resource Domains tab
provides a table that includes the following columns:
Re-sort the rows by selecting the column heading that you would
like to sort by.
| | Edit an SRD (change mode, deploy, undeploy, change interval) |
To edit an SRD:
Select the following menu item if you have not already
done so:
Optimize
Global Workload Manager (gWLM)
Edit SRDs
Select the SRD. (You can only select one SRD at a time for editing.)
Select the [Edit] button.
Scroll down to see the new section "Edit Shared Resource Domain."
Make edits in this new section to one or more of the items:
Shared Resource Domain Name (Legal characters for the name are A-Z,
a-z, 0-9, the dash character ( - ), the period ( . ), and the
underscore ( _ ); the first character must be a letter.)
Mode (Advisory / Managed) Changing the mode has an effect only when the SRD State is
Deployed. You can have gWLM manage some SRDs in managed mode while
managing other SRDs in advisory mode.
SRD State (Deployed / Undeployed)
Deploying an SRD You must deploy an SRD for gWLM to manage the resource
allocations of its workloads (managed mode) or advise you of how
gWLM would behave if the SRD were deployed (advisory mode).
Undeploying an SRD When you undeploy an SRD, gWLM maintains the SRD definition
but does no resource allocation based on the SRD.
When a compartment is removed on undeploy, the processes in that
compartment are placed in the default compartment.
Resource Allocation Interval gWLM adjusts CPU allocations at the end of every
interval. The default interval is 15 seconds.
Select the [OK] button.
| | Delete an SRD (without deleting its
workloads) |
To delete one or more SRDs leaving the definitions for the workloads in
the SRDs:
Select the following menu item if you have not already
done so:
Optimize
Global Workload Manager (gWLM)
Edit SRDs
Ensure the SRDs are undeployed. For information on
undeploying an SRD, see Edit an SRD.
Select the SRDs.
Select the [Delete SRD Only] button.
Confirm the deletion when prompted.
| | Delete an SRD and its workloads |
To delete one or more SRDs as well as their workloads:
Select the following menu item if you have not already
done so:
Optimize
Global Workload Manager (gWLM)
Edit SRDs
Ensure the SRDs are undeployed. For information on
undeploying an SRD, see Edit an SRD.
Select the SRDs.
Select the [Delete SRD and Workloads] button.
Confirm the deletion when prompted.
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