Re: oracle on Linux/Nehalem: start to see run queue>10 when cpu usage lower than 50%

From: Tim Gorman <tim@xxxxxxxxx>
To: hkchital@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Date: Wed, 04 Aug 2010 08:29:56 -0600


On 8/4/2010 8:20 AM, Hemant K Chitale wrote:

With 24 cores, a runqueue of 24  isn't really a runqueue.

At 12:14 AM Wednesday, you wrote:
hi, All,
Â Â We are testing HP DL380 G7 with Redhat Linux 5.4, load it withlots of very small SQL (through a jdbc client with 50~100~200session) continuesly issue SQL to database server; It is 2 socket/12core system with 72gb memory; there are still tons of free emmory there;

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References:
- oracle on Linux/Nehalem: start to see run queue>10 when cpu usage lower than 50%
  - From: Zhu,Chao
- Re: oracle on Linux/Nehalem: start to see run queue>10 when cpu usage lower than 50%
  - From: Hemant K Chitale

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» oracle on Linux/Nehalem: start to see run queue>10 when cpu usage lower than 50%- Zhu,Chao
» Re: oracle on Linux/Nehalem: start to see run queue>10 when cpu usage lower than 50%- Greg Rahn
» Re: oracle on Linux/Nehalem: start to see run queue>10 when cpu usage lower than 50%- Greg Rahn
» Re: oracle on Linux/Nehalem: start to see run queue>10 when cpu usage lower than 50%- Hemant K Chitale
» Re: oracle on Linux/Nehalem: start to see run queue>10 when cpu usage lower than 50% - Tim Gorman
» Re: oracle on Linux/Nehalem: start to see run queue>10 when cpu usage lower than 50%- Hemant K Chitale