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3.2.6 Checking the Usage Status of Each Resource Group


3.2.6 Checking the Usage Status of Each Resource Group
Use the ldm list-rsrc-group command to check the resource usage status of each resource group in a physical partition. A resource group is configured based on the underlying physical relationship between processor cores, memory, and I/O buses. The SPARC M12/M10 system supports this subcommand for Oracle VM Server for SPARC 3.3 and later, and displays a chassis or BB-ID as a resource group.
For details on a resource group, see "Managing Resources" in the Oracle VM Server for SPARC Administration Guide.
# ldm list-rsrc-group [-a] [-d ldom] [-l] [-o core|memory|io] [-p] [resource-group]
  1. -a

    This option displays all the resources in each resource group. Resources that are not bound to any of the logical domains will also be included.
  2. -d

    This option displays information only on the specified logical domain.
  3. -l

    This option displays detailed information on each resource group.
  4. -o

    This option displays information only on the specified resources.
  5. -p

    This option outputs results in a parseable format.
  6. resource-group
    Specify a resource group to list information.
The following example lists all the resources in each resource group in a physical partition with two system boards.
# ldm list-rsrc-group
NAME‍ CORE‍ MEMORY‍ IO
/BB0 64 262136M 8
/BB1 ‍‍64 262136M 8