Run the onstat -g vpcache command to display statistics about CPU virtual processor and tenant virtual processor private memory caches.
Example output
The output for each CPU
or tenant virtual processor has the same format. The following example shows the output for one CPU virtual processor.
Output description
- vpid
- The ID of the virtual processor
- pid
- The process ID for the virtual processor that is assigned by the operating system
- Blocks held
- The number of 4096 byte blocks that are available in the private
memory cache
- Hit percentage
- The percentage of time that a block was available when requested
- Free cache
- The percentage of time that blocks were freed for reuse without
being drained
- Current VP total allocations from cache
- The number of times a block or group of blocks was taken from
the cache
- Total frees
- The number of times a block or group of blocks was added to the
cache
- size
- The size of the memory blocks, in 4096-byte blocks
- cur blks
- The current number of 4096-byte blocks that are allocated (a multiple
of
size
)
- tgt blks
- The target number of blocks for the cache entry before the cache
is drained
- alloc
- The number of times a requestor received a block of this size
- miss
- The number of times a block was requested but none were available
- free
- The number of times a memory block was placed into the cache
- drain
- The number of times an aged block was forced out to make room
for another block
- draintime
- The last time the bin of memory blocks was drained