The following are the steps for resolving AWT saturation:
- Log on to viewpoint.
- Open the remote console portlet on viewpoint.
- Connect to any node using the ssh terminal.
- Execute puma -c to display the resource control information for each worktype in Vprocs. The information includes the minimum, maximum, currently in-use, and the peak number of AMP worker tasks assigned for each worktype:
puma -c
- With all default AMP numbers, if the total in-use count for the MSGWORKNEW and MSGWORKONE worktypes of a VPROC is = 62, it indicates a congested AMP. This means more new work is coming to the system and existing work is not getting completed. Can be seen in figure as INSUE column is at 62.
- Execute this command a couple of times ...
