Column Inode Flush

Source /usr/bin/sar -g

Description
If the entry has an AMBER alarm, the inode cache limit is set too low. This condition means file data is being flushed as inodes are being reused. Try doubling ufs_inode.

Inode Flush AMBER : ufs_ipf > 0.0

Ok GREEN : ufs_ipf = 0.0

Caveats

srtdate_sar-g: 20041027110423	SGT "sar -g 15 4"

SunOS sr-csin05-04 5.9 Generic_117171-02 sun4u    10/27/2004

11:03:09  pgout/s ppgout/s pgfree/s pgscan/s %ufs_ipf
11:03:24    14.99   129.71   152.52   310.81     0.00
11:03:39     0.93     1.39     1.39     0.00     0.00
11:03:54     0.07     0.07     0.07     0.00     0.00
11:04:09     0.86     1.19     1.13     0.00     0.00

Average      4.21    33.07    38.76    77.66     0.00
enddate_sar-g: 20041027110423	SGT

Column	Inode Flush
Source	/usr/bin/sar -g
Description	If the entry has an AMBER alarm, the inode cache limit is set too low. This condition means file data is being flushed as inodes are being reused. Try doubling ufs_inode. Inode Flush AMBER : ufs_ipf > 0.0 Ok GREEN : ufs_ipf = 0.0
Caveats

Column Inode Flush Source /usr/bin/sar -g Description If the entry has an AMBER alarm, the inode cache limit is set too low. This condition means file data is being flushed as inodes are being reused. Try doubling ufs_inode. Inode Flush AMBER : ufs_ipf > 0.0 Ok GREEN : ufs_ipf = 0.0 Caveats

Column Inode Flush

Source /usr/bin/sar -g

Description
If the entry has an AMBER alarm, the inode cache limit is set too low. This condition means file data is being flushed as inodes are being reused. Try doubling ufs_inode.

Inode Flush AMBER : ufs_ipf > 0.0

Ok GREEN : ufs_ipf = 0.0

Caveats