Use this window to view processors discovered by the capacity
scans in your infrastructure.
You can view the data reported by agents regarding processor types,
however, the data is accessible only after the first aggregation has
been run. The scan frequency can be configured in the command-line
interface with setagentconf command and sys_update_period parameter.
Tip: The information in this window is updated after
the process of aggregation. By default, the aggregation happens every
day. Still, note that this process aggregates data that is by default
2 days old.
- Partition Cores
- This column presents the number of cores or logical processors
(depending on the pricing model) on a partition that is the closest
to the agent in a virtualization hierarchy.
- Server Cores
- This column shows the total number of cores on the server.
- Server ID
- This column shows the ID of the server.
Note: The processor is given the default PVU value (100 PVUs) if
the agent has not been able to recognize it or the processor is not
present in the PVU table. In this case, you can view such information
as the processor vendor or type that was found by the agent. However,
there may be situations where no information is available at all.
In such cases, the processor is still given the default PVU value,
but the processor vendor and brand are described as Other.
To view the description of icons used in the table, see: Table actions list.
- Download as PDF
- Downloads the whole table as a single document in the PDF format
for saving. The format retains the filtering and sorting performed
on the table. Note that the PDF format has a limited capacity so it
may not be possible to create if for too large tables.
- Download as CSV
- Downloads the whole table as a single document in the CSV format
for saving and editing. The format retains the filtering and sorting
performed on the table. It has no limitations as far as the number
of rows is concerned. You should use a spreadsheet application to
open it.