I cannot personally comment if
avg load includes
I/O waits or not
(I was searching and reading on Internet) and I assume that
Perderabo gave the correct answer.
I also believe that I misread the following statement:
CPUs are 100% at capacity.
I wanted to point out that a load factor of 1 means the CPU(s) is/are not
overloaded and
is/are running
at capacity (my misunderstanding of the english expression
, I suppose).
And that a
load factor between 1 and 2 it should be generally OK,
as far as the CPU capacity is concerned, and that more than 2
could indicate overloading (i.e. there are processes in runnable state).
P.S. Yet another reason not to post when the answer should include more than
oneline