Cloverleaf process limitation — Any solution ?

[MiteshBhatt]

As we all know that Cloverleaf has it

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[Chris Williams]

It sounds like you may be running up against the licensed thread count unless you have an unlimited license. Check the beginning of your process logs for more information.

[Ed Mastascusa]

Hi mitesh –

for the stats it sounds like the hcimsitutil command would have the info you want. hcimsiutil -dd threadName will give you a bunch of information about thread activity.  there are also tcl commands (msiAttach, msiTocEntry, msiGetStatSample) that you can use to get a keyed list of the thread statistics that appear in the hcimsiutil command.

[Russ Ross]

I’m mostly going to babble out loud some to possibly stimiulate other thoughts perhaps more tangible, so forgive me otherwise.

I first thought it might be a license limitation but not sure since we have unlimited license here.

I also thought license limitation was based on thread count and not process count.

If thread count is hitting a limit and causing a process not to start then I would ask do you have auto-start configured on your threads.

we learned and feel auto-start has more disadvantages than advatages.

We have a standard prohibiting the use of auto start at least in production and have been better off since adopting that practice.

I thought we had significant number of processes running but added them up and only have 113 running right now in production.

That means if there is a 300 something limit wer are a good ways off.

this does make me think you must have hundereds of sites with that many process but then I realized there are shops that over fill sites with process and threads.

That leads me to the next question, if all these process are in one site or a handfull of sites I would say you are fortunate to have gotten as far as you did.

Russ Ross
RussRoss318@gmail.com

[MiteshBhatt]

hcimsitutil helps! I can read the output from the command and take appropriate action through Windows PowerShell!

Thanks!

-Mitesh

[MiteshBhatt]

Can i read the file named “monitorshem” through human eyes ?

[Chris Williams]

In UNIX/Linux, monitorShmemFile is not a file in the traditional sense. It is a FIFO (First In First Out), also known as a “Named Pipe”.

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