Platform Analytics 7 Dataflow
Hourly Core Utilization datamart
Main ETL XML file
hardwarewithcoreutilHourly-sp006.xml
Output CSV files
hardwareCoreUtilHourly-sp006.csv
Record sample
DATE,HOUR,WEEKDAY,COREHOUR,SHIFT,SERVER,VENDOR,FEATURE,USERNAME,HOSTNAME,DENIALS
"2005-11-07",14,2,1,"Shift 2","ib04b12","lsf_ld","myjob1","dazhang","ib04b12",1.0
"2005-11-07",22,2,0,"Shift 3","ib04b12","lsf_ld","myjob1","dazhang","ib04b12",1.0
Column description
The Hourly Core Utilizationl datamart gets its information from the WI_COREUTILHOURLY table.
The following table briefly describes each column and its source:
Column name |
Source and description |
DATE |
This is the date portion of the localized time_stamp column in the WI_COREUTILHOURLY table, and the format is "YYYY-MM-DD". |
HOUR |
This is the hour portion of the localized time_stamp column in the WI_COREUTILHOURLY table. |
WEEKDAY |
This is the weekday number from the localized time_stamp column in the WI_COREUTILHOURLY table, where "1" is Sunday, "2" is Monday, etc. |
COREHOUR |
The source is the localized time_stamp in the WI_COREUTILHOURLY table. If the time_stamp is within the range of 9am to 5pm on Monday to Friday, this field returns 1, otherwise, it returns 0. A value of 1 means that the data in this record is aggregated from the core_hour portion of the day (9am to 5pm, Monday to Friday). |
SHIFT |
This is based on the localized time_stamp in the WI_COREUTILHOURLY table. The shifts transformer maps the localized time_stamp based on shift mapping and returns the user-defined shift. |
CLUSTERNAME |
The cluster name comes from the lookup of the name in the wi_clustercode table with cluster_code which comes in the WI_COREUTILHOURLY table. |
HOSTNAME |
The source is host_name in the wi_hostcode table, which is based on host_code in the WI_COREUTILHOURLY table. |
SAMPLINGCOUNT |
This is the sampling_counter column in the WI_COREUTILHOURLY table. |
COREID |
This is the core's id. To identify the core. |
CORE_UTIL |
This is the sum utilization of the core during one hour. |