Learn how to diagnose, tune, and monitor AIX for the best-possible performance
1. Understand your performance issues first
You need to understand what type of performance problems your system has by conducting an initial performance diagnosis. Based on the results, you will then tune and monitor your system’s performance accordingly.
2. Processor scheduler performance
The processor scheduler allows you to give processes priorities, set policies, and more to help improve performance.
3. Virtual Memory Manager performance
Understand how real memory is managed and how to tune memory parameters, monitor memory usage, and tune swap space settings.
4. Logical Volume Manager performance
Understand the performance of logical volumes and locally attached disk drives with respect to deciding the number and types of disk drives, and the sizes and placements of paging spaces and logical volumes on those disk drives.
5. Network performance
This topic deals with the tools and methods to monitor different communication protocols and tune them.
6. NFS performance
This topic deals with the tools and methods for Network File System (NFS) monitoring and tuning on both the server and client side.
