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AIX p5 virtual processors setting
Have a p570 LPAR capped/smt set to 4 physical processors. And currently have virtual processors set to 6 which gives 12 logical processors at AIX. This is for an Oracle9i database server running 4 instances.
What should virtual processors be set to? at least initially? And how to determine when to increase/decrease? I did read something about setting virtual processors to high can cause ovehead.... Thanks. |
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