Saturday 2 July 2016

Move resources between vpars

Change Description:
   
Shift 2 CPU’s from the partition in server1 to server2

1. Collect the configuration for your reference.

#server1:/#vparstatus -vp server1
[Virtual Partition Details]
Name:         server1
State:        Up
Attributes:   Dynamic,Autoboot
Kernel Path:  /stand/vmunix
Boot Opts:    -lq

[CPU Details]
Min/Max:  2/16
Bound by User [Path]:
Bound by Monitor [Path]:  0.12
                          0.13
Unbound [Path]:  1.10
                            1.11
                            1.12
                            2.10

[IO Details]
          1.0.0
                        1.0.2
                        1.0.4
                        1.0.8
                        1.0.10
                        1.0.12
                        1.0.0.2.0.6.0.0.0.0.0  BOOT
                        1.0.0.3.0.6.0, ALTBOOT

[Memory Details]
Specified [Base  /Range]:
          (bytes) (MB)
Total Memory (MB):  28288


2. server2:/#vparstatus -vp server2
[Virtual Partition Details]
Name:         server2
State:        Up
Attributes:   Dynamic,Autoboot
Kernel Path:  /stand/vmunix
Boot Opts:    -lq

[CPU Details]
Min/Max:  2/16
Bound by User [Path]:
Bound by Monitor [Path]:           0.10
                                                                        0.11
Unbound [Path]:                                                1.13
                                                                                    2.11
                                                                                    2.12
                                                                                    2.13
                                                                                    3.10
                                                                                    3.11
                                                                                    3.12
                                                                                    3.13

[IO Details]
   0.0.0
   0.0.2
   0.0.4
   0.0.6
   0.0.8
   0.0.10
   0.0.12
   0.0.14
   0.0.0.2.0.6.0.0.0.0.0  BOOT
   1.0.1
   0.0.1
   0.0.0.3.0.6.0, ALTBOOT

[Memory Details]
Specified [Base  /Range]:
          (bytes) (MB)
Total Memory (MB):  20224



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3. Check the vPar status:

#server1:/#vparstatus
[Virtual Partition]
                                                                                     Boot
Virtual Partition Name         State                       Attributes Kernel Path               Opts
============================== ===== ========== =========================
server2                                     Up                    Dyn,Auto   /stand/vmunix             -lq
server1                                     Up                    Dyn,Auto   /stand/vmunix             -lq

[Virtual Partition Resource Summary]
                                                                                                CPU                 Num       Memory (MB)
                                                            CPU                 Bound/                         IO                     # Ranges/
Virtual Partition Name          Min/Max                  Unbound           devs                 Total MB           Total MB
==============================  ================  ====  ====================
server2                                                 2/ 16                 2   8                  12                     0/  0                              20224
server1                                                 2/ 16                 2   4                  8                      0/  0                              28288

From the above output we see:

vpar server2 has 8 Unbound CPU's.
vpar server1 has 4 Unbound CPU's.





4. Delete 2 Unbound CPU's from vPar server1 (for moving it to vPar server2)

#vparmodify –p server1 –d cpu::2


5. Check the new configuration status of the vPar, server1 it should show 2 less Unbound CPU's. i.e it will show only 2 Unbound CPU's.


# vparstatus
[Virtual Partition]
                                                                                                Boot
Virtual Partition Name         State                       Attributes          Kernel Path               Opts
============================== ===== ========== ========================= server2                                               Up                    Dyn,Auto          /stand/vmunix             -lq
server1                                     Up                    Dyn,Auto          /stand/vmunix             -lq

[Virtual Partition Resource Summary]
                                                                                                                        CPU                 Num                    Memory (MB)
                                                                        CPU                             Bound/                         IO                                 # Ranges/
Virtual Partition Name                            Min/Max                        Unbound           devs                             Total MB    Total MB
==============================  ================  ====  ====================
server2                                                             2/ 16                             2   8                  12                                 0/  0                                20224
server1                                                             2/ 16                             2   2                   8                                 0/  0                                28288



6. View the available resources that are not assigned to any vPar.

server1:/#vparstatus -A
[Unbound CPUs (path)]: 
[Available CPUs]: 

[Available I/O devices (path)]:   

[Unbound memory (Base  /Range)]:  0x0/64
                                                (bytes) (MB)      0xc000000/448
[Available memory (MB)]:  512


7. Add 2 more Unboud CPU's to the vPar server2

#vparmodify -p server2 -m cpu::12


8. Check the new configuration status of the vPar, server2 should show 10 Unbound CPU's.

#vparstatus 
[Virtual Partition]
      
                                                                                                           
                                                                                                                                                                                                            Boot
Virtual Partition Name         State                                   Attributes          Kernel Path               Opts
============================== ===== ========== ========================= server2                                               Up                                Dyn,Auto          /stand/vmunix             -lq
server1                                     Up                                Dyn,Auto          /stand/vmunix             -lq

[Virtual Partition Resource Summary]
                                                                                                CPU                 Num        Memory (MB)
                                                            CPU                 Bound/                         IO                     # Ranges/
Virtual Partition Name          Min/Max                  Unbound           devs                 Total MB                        Total MB
==============================  ================  ====  ====================
server2                                                 2/ 16                 2   10                            12                     0/  0                                          20224
server1                                                 2/ 16                 2   2                  8                      0/  0                                          28288


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