[Date Prev][Date Next][Thread Prev][Thread Next][Date Index][Thread Index] [Xen-users] CPU monitoring & CPU cycles
Hi. I am a student at University of Zurich and I'm doing a homework about Cloud Computing regarding accounting and billing. Because the "big" players use Xen Hypervisor I installed a Xen (3.3.0) on an Ubuntu 8.04 to test some things and get more familiar with Xen regarding accounting. I have two questions: 1. CPU monitoring +++++++++++++++++ I have discovered something strange regarding CPU usage monitoring. I found a CPU monitoring tool called "xenmon.py". I have to explain my problem with the help of a screenshot. On top left side on "screenshot.png" you can see that Dom0 is pinned to CPU 0 and my two VMs are pinned to CPU 1. (Both VMs use also Ubuntu 8.04). Also you can see that vm2 and vm3 have each a cap of 40%. On the left side on the picture you can see that I made some stress test on both VMs. On the bottom right side of the screenshot I monitor CPUs with XenMon. As I've excepted XenMon shows that vm2 and vm3 only use 40% each of their pinned core and therefore this core is used 80%. But if you look on the top right side, where Ubuntu's built-in system monitor and a terminal with "htop" inside lie, the CPU usage is completly different - at least for the CPU which is used by the VMs. Ubuntu says that CPU 2 uses 22.5% but XenMon says that this CPU has a load of 80%. Why is this difference? Is this a lack of Ubuntu or of XenMon? Which monitor can I trust? 2. CPU cycles +++++++++++++ Is there a way to monitor or to log CPU cycles? For example I would like to know how many CPU cycles "vm2" uses. Maybe there is no tool, but could this be possible through the Xen API? I have searched the Xen documentation but I have not found anything. English is not my native language, so if I sound rude or impolite, I apology. I appreciate every help. Thanks a lot. Kind regards, Marco Attachment:
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