Re: Performance tuning

We use a basic tool based on PDI queries we can run even without
Performance Tools just pointing to first and last collection member.
Why? Sometimes our customers don't buy PT.
This script creates a couple of CSVs (7) ready to be analyzed on
Excel/LibreOffice/GNUmeric with not much effort.
* CPU Overview
* CPU Waits
* Disk Overview
* Disk Waits
* Lock Waits
* Page Faults (Consolidated)
* Page Faults by Pool

http://bit.ly/2FRZ1A9

Regards

Diego E. KESSELMAN
El vie., 30 nov. 2018 a las 12:08, Joe Pluta
(<joepluta@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>) escribió:

How do folks here analyze and tune their IBM i systems? I'm looking for
broad recommendations as to:

1. Do it myself? Are there enough tools available in the base O/S to do
so, and where would I start?

2. Additional IBM i licensed program options that would help with option 1.

3. Third party utilities. I have no idea if these exist; a cursory
Google turned up nothing.

4. Third party consulting.

Please note that I don't want to use David's list to solicit for
services. I'm just trying to get a feel for how it's done. The last
box I tuned was a model 270 and things have evolved a little since
then. If, though, you are someone who wishes to throw a hat in the ring
(yours or someone else's) then please feel free to send me an email
directly.

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Saludos

Diego E. KESSELMAN