which two data outputs are valid for Exadata storage cell performance analysis? Select the two correct choices that apply?

When running OS Watcher, which two data outputs are valid for Exadata storage cell performance
analysis? Select the two correct choices that apply?

When running OS Watcher, which two data outputs are valid for Exadata storage cell performance
analysis? Select the two correct choices that apply?

A.
lostat

B.
mpstat

C.
netstat

D.
pkginfo

E.
label

Explanation:
Example:
# A few find examples
# \( -name “*.*” \) \
# \( -name “*vmstat*.*” -o -name “*iostat*.*” \) \
# \( -name “*vmstat*.*” -o -name “*iostat*.*” \) -mmin -60 \
# \( -name “*vmstat*.*” -o -name “*iostat*.*” -o -name “*netstat*.*” \) -mtime -8 \



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OraDBA

OraDBA

It’s A & B for stroage cell server performance – using netstat would be used by OS Watcher for network related statistics.

sudhakar

sudhakar

I think A & C only correct as per the explanation commands

Eder Couto

Eder Couto

Answer: A & B.
The explanation is about the “find” command (Linux). Examples are to seek the tools (netstat, mpstat, iostat) in SO

ziad abuqasem

ziad abuqasem

A & C correct
OSWatcher gathers OS data on a regular basis, invoking utilities such as
vmstat, netstat, and iostat.

divroro12

divroro12

A & C are correct
Not “B” because “mpstat” reports processors statistics