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The document provides steps to create a heat map showing processor utilization for nodes in an SVC storage system over time. It explains how to generate the heat map report within the IBM Spectrum Control (TPC) Cognos tool by selecting the appropriate metrics, creating sections by storage system and node, and then configuring cell colors based on utilization ranges. The final heat map report gives a visual overview of processor usage across nodes and clusters in the SVC.
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- 2. IBM SPECTRUM CONTROL (TPC) © 2015 E-Storage All rights reserved In this presentation we are going to create a Heat Map. Sample below is a heat-map of volume-utilization of a SVC vdisk.
- 3. HEAT-MAP © 2015 E-Storage All rights reserved A heat-map gives you a quick overview of a performance metric compared over a couple of weeks and hours.
- 4. HEAT-MAP OF SVC NODE PROCESSOR UTILIZATION © 2015 E-Storage All rights reserved Within TPC go to Cognos – Create performance reports.
- 5. © 2015 E-Storage All rights reserved Select – Storwize System Nodes – Node Hourly Data – Other Metrics – Processor Utilization Percentage After selecting the metric: right-click: insert HEAT-MAP OF SVC NODE PROCESSOR UTILIZATION
- 6. © 2015 E-Storage All rights reserved Select – Storwize System metrics– Storage Node Data – Storage System Name After selecting the metric: right-click: insert HEAT-MAP OF SVC NODE PROCESSOR UTILIZATION
- 7. © 2015 E-Storage All rights reserved Select – Storage System Name and click secties maken. HEAT-MAP OF SVC NODE PROCESSOR UTILIZATION
- 8. © 2015 E-Storage All rights reserved Select – Storage System Name and click secties maken. This will result in screen on the right HEAT-MAP OF SVC NODE PROCESSOR UTILIZATION
- 9. © 2015 E-Storage All rights reserved Select – Storage Node Name and right-click - insert. HEAT-MAP OF SVC NODE PROCESSOR UTILIZATION
- 10. © 2015 E-Storage All rights reserved Select – Storage Node Name and click Create Sections. HEAT-MAP OF SVC NODE PROCESSOR UTILIZATION
- 11. © 2015 E-Storage All rights reserved Result: All SVC nodes by Cluster. HEAT-MAP OF SVC NODE PROCESSOR UTILIZATION
- 12. © 2015 E-Storage All rights reserved Add Hour .Add Date . HEAT-MAP OF SVC NODE PROCESSOR UTILIZATION
- 13. HEAT-MAP OF NODE PROCESSOR UTILIZATION © 2015 E-Storage All rights reserved Select Hour and click on create crosstable.
- 14. HEAT-MAP OF NODE PROCESSOR UTILIZATION © 2015 E-Storage All rights reserved Result of creating crosstable:
- 15. © 2015 E-Storage All rights reserved Select a cel and right-click to select summary HEAT-MAP OF SVC NODE PROCESSOR UTILIZATION
- 16. HEAT-MAP OF NODE PROCESSOR UTILIZATION © 2015 E-Storage All rights reserved In the bottom select: none
- 17. HEAT-MAP OF NODE PROCESSOR UTILIZATION © 2015 E-Storage All rights reserved Select a cel and right-click to select conditions:
- 18. © 2015 E-Storage All rights reserved Create range values with styles: HEAT-MAP OF SVC NODE PROCESSOR UTILIZATION
- 19. © 2015 E-Storage All rights reserved Result of a SVC Node: HEAT-MAP OF SVC NODE PROCESSOR UTILIZATION
- 20. © 2015 E-Storage All rights reserved Select a column (hour) and right click to Sort: Select a ascending HEAT-MAP OF SVC NODE PROCESSOR UTILIZATION
- 21. © 2015 E-Storage All rights reserved Result: Save report for future use. HEAT-MAP OF SVC NODE PROCESSOR UTILIZATION
- 22. © 2015 E-Storage All rights reserved Instead of performance per Hour it’s also possible to create the heat-map per sample (5 minutes) HEAT-MAP OF SVC NODE PROCESSOR UTILIZATION