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NonStop RPM 
This is a technical portal for the HP NonStop Real-time Process Monitoring product (RPM).

NonStop RPM is a real-time process monitor that displays instantaneous color-encoded busy alerts for busy processes by Cpu, Node, or Expand super-cluster.

RPM Feature Summary:

  • Engineered for HP NonStop servers.

  • Very efficient low-overhead algorithm
    requires neither Super nor Measure.

  • Discovers busiest processes in Cpus, nodes, across entire super-cluster, or across all nodes in an Expand network.

  • Continuous display of busy processes.

  • Can run directly from TACL prompt.

  • Instantaneous startup and display.

  • Run line configurable allows wide range of interfaces and configurations.

  • Fully configurable sample intervals.

  • Fast sample times down to 1 second.

  • ByCpu displays busiest processes in a particular Cpu

  • ByNode displays busiest processes in  entire NonStop node/segment.

  • Super-cluster support allows analysis of busiest processes across very large collection of NonStop nodes/segments.

  • Reports can be on entire cluster of Cpus/Nodes, or focus on a single Cpu.

  • Options for sorting, filtering, and color-encoding statistics in real-time.

  • Supports many interfaces including: TTY, T6530, VT100, fat, thin clients.

  • Monitors, analyzes, and displays both OSS and NSK process path/filenames.

  • Critical, Warning, Info alert thresholds clearly highlight busiest processes.


    • Example - Screen-shot on right:
     
    Red - implies process > 50% busy
    Yellow - implies process > 10% busy
    Cyan - implies process > 1% busy

 

Questions or comments:
Support@NonStopRPM.Com
Page modified: July 3, 2009

RPM multi-device support allows VT100 color-highlights as shown above. 
Support for VT100 devices allows RPM to "natively" run on Windows or
Linux workstations without the need for special client emulation software.

RPM provides a range of interfaces including TTY, T6530, VT100, fat, thin.
See Examples for more info about color high-lighting on T6530 devices.
For info about new graphical fat/thin beta RPM clients see RPM client info.