Server instrumentation for different operating platforms
Server instrumentation differs on the various IBM Spectrum® Protect server operating systems.
The operating systems differ for server instrumentation in these
respects:
- On operating systems such as AIX® and Linux®, only one thread does I/O to any disk storage-pool volume (called DiskServerThread). This thread provides a disk volume-centric view and can be difficult to get complete operation disk statistics.
- On Windows servers, the
following processes occur:
- Any thread can do I/O on a disk storage-pool volume (called SsAuxThread for
backup)
- These threads provide a process or session-oriented view
- It can be more difficult to identify disk contention issues
- Windows timing statistics have only about a 15-millisecond granularity
- Any thread can do I/O on a disk storage-pool volume (called SsAuxThread for
backup)