Extracting Resource Allocation Data for Chargeback in a HP Virtual Server Environment for HP Integrity Servers

In this output, note that the Owned value for the policy can be determined. In cases where the GUI

reports only a minimum and maximum value, the gwlmreport output includes an Owned value that

is equal to the minimum value. Note also that many more policies might be defined and listed than

those shown to be actually in use.

The following simple script uses the output of gwlmreport config to first identify workloads that

are part of SRDs, then to identify the matching policy and print its owned value:

CMS # cat ./wkldguargwlm.sh

GWLMCONFIGFILE=/tmp/gwlmreport.config.out

SRDWKLDSFILE=/tmp/gwlmreport.config.srdwklds.out

WRKLDOWNEDFILE=/tmp/gwlmreport.config.wkldowned.out

gwlmreport config > $GWLMCONFIGFILE

cat $GWLMCONFIGFILE | awk '/SRDs/,/EOF/' | grep -v "####" | \

grep -E "^ Workload|^ Policy" | sed 's/ - / /g' | sed

's/:/ /g' | \

awk '{ if (match($1,"Workload")) {printf "%s ",$2} if

(match($1,"Policy")) {print $2}}' \

> $SRDWKLDSFILE

cat $GWLMCONFIGFILE | awk '/Policies/,/Workloads/' | grep -v "####"

| \

awk -v RS="" '{printf "%s %s\n", $3,$16}' | sed 's/,/ /' >

$WRKLDOWNEDFILE

for w in `cat $SRDWKLDSFILE | awk '{print $1}'`; do

printf "%s " $w

WKLDPLCY=`cat $SRDWKLDSFILE | grep $w | awk '{print $2}'`

grep $WKLDPLCY $WRKLDOWNEDFILE | awk '{print $2}'

done

rm $GWLMCONFIGFILE $SRDWKLDSFILE $WRKLDOWNEDFILE

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This script produces the following output:

CMS # ./wkldguargwlm.sh

Generating historical config report.

Please be patient. This may take several minutes.

va00np10.zko.hp.com 1.0

va00np00.zko.hp.com 1.0

sales-va02cm 0.5

va02cm.zko.hp.com.OTHER 1.0

finance-va02cm 0.5

va01sv.zko.hp.com.OTHER 2.0

vmwin1 0.5

vmhpux2 1.0

vmhpux1 1.0

va00vm00.zko.hp.com 0.5

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