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Insight Management Agents and The HP System Management
Homepage are included on ProLiant Support Packs, and can also be
installed using the server profiles provided with the ProLiant Essentials
Rapid Deployment Pack
For additional information about the Management Agents and the HP
System Management Homepage please visit the management Web site
at
http://www.hp.com/servers/manage
.
Performance Manager
and Agent
HP Performance Manager, Agents, and Monitor combine to provide a
powerful and flexible distributed management solution. This solution is a
single interface for centrally monitoring, analyzing, and forecasting
resource utilization for distributed multi-vendor environments, enabling
you to offer the best possible level of service in a cost-effective manner.
Process Resource
Manager
HP Process Resource Manager (HP PRM) is a resource management
tool used to control the amount of resources that processes use during
peak system load. HP PRM can manage allocation of the following
resources:
CPU: Ensures a minimum allocation of CPU; can also
simultaneously cap CPU resource usage for each group in the
configuration. (Starting with HP-UX 11i v3, per-group capping is
available.)
Memory: Ensures a minimum allocation of private real memory;
can also cap private memory usage. Allows you to allocate an
exact amount of shared memory.
Disk bandwidth: Ensures a minimum allocation of disk bandwidth
ProLiant Essentials
Performance
Management Pack
(Windows for HP
Integrity Servers only)
Performance Management Pack detects, analyzes, and explains
hardware bottlenecks on HP Integrity servers running Windows.
ProLiant Essentials
Rapid Deployment Pack
(designed for Windows
and Linux for HP
Integrity Servers only)
Rapid Deployment Pack (RDP) extends HP Systems Insight Manager
with a complete deployment solution for HP Integrity server blades
running Linux or Windows. RDP provides a central location to configure
server hardware, deploy the Windows, Linux operating environments
and install HP Integrity Support Pack drivers using images and scripted
profiles.
Secure Resource
Partitions
One method the HP VSE uses to improve server resource utilization is
to consolidate multiple applications within a single operating system
image. Secure Resource Partitions combine kernel level security and
proven resource management to stack multiple applications within the
same operating system. HP Process Resource Manager and HP-UX
Workload Manager can dedicate specific resources to specific
applications within an operating system image, avoiding resource
contention issues. Using HP-UX 11i V2 Security Containment,
organizations can ensure that application instances cannot access
processes or files from other applications or the system. This ensures
that multiple application instances run securely in a consolidated
environment, providing the benefits of consolidation while preserving the
security of a scale out environment. For software licensing purposes,
the maximum number of CPUs in a Secure Resource Partition can be
QuickSpecs
HP Integrity BL860c Server Blade
Standard Features
DA - 12671 U.S. QuickSpecs — Version 18 — 2/18/2009
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