> Hi Andre, > > the "NUMA extended" version of pmap has an added option -L which shows you the > lgroup of the physical memory for any virtual address in your processes > (including SHM): > http://hub.opensolaris.org/bin/view/Community+Group+performance/tools
This version of pmap works on Solaris Nevada. If you have earlier version of Solaris, that doesn't have such extended pmap(1), I can send you the one that works there. - akolb > > Nick. > > > Hi all, > > is it possible to determine the lgroup location > > of shared memory segments in Solaris? > > Let's assume I > ha> ve two application servers running. Both create a lot of > > shared memory segments and now I'm wondering if it is > pos> sible to determine the location of the shared memory > segm> ents? My concerns are, that the performance of a process > > running in another lgroup than the shared memory > segments> are located, would be decreased when it tries to access > > the shared memory segments remotely. During an intensive > > memory workload this could make a big difference, > couldn'> t it? > > And if so: is there a way to find the location of > > a segment? > > Regards > André > -- > This message posted from > o> pensolaris.org > __________________________________________> _____ > perf-discuss mailing list > perf-disc...@opensolaris.> > orgorg > > _______________________________________________ perf-discuss mailing list perf-discuss@opensolaris.org
