05-23-2012
AIX CPU waits
Guys,
I have a question - when nmon reports a sizeable %CPU wait, does that mean -
1) IO operations are slowing CPU down, OR
2) paging slowing the CPU down, OR
3) one cant tell??
I thought the nmon documentation clearly suggested that CPU waits reported in nmon were from disk operation latencies.
Thoughts??
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