prm(1) overview of Process Resource Manager
xprm(1) - Launch the PRM graphical user interface (GUI).
HP-UX path: | /usr/bin/xprm -> /opt/prm/bin/xprm |
prmanalyze(1) - Analyze accounting files for data on resource usage and contention to help plan PRM configurations.
HP-UX path: | /usr/bin/prmanalyze -> /opt/prm/bin/prmanalyze |
prmavail(1) - Display resource availability to help plan PRM configurations.
HP-UX path: | /usr/bin/prmavail -> /opt/prm/bin/prmavail |
prmconfig(1) - Configure, enable, disable, and reset PRM. Also, validate PRM configuration files and control PRM's message logging.
HP-UX path: | /usr/bin/prmconfig -> /opt/prm/bin/prmconfig |
prmlist(1) - Display the current PRM group, memory, user, application, and disk configuration information.
HP-UX path: | /usr/bin/prmlist -> /opt/prm/bin/prmlist |
prmloadconf(1) - Create a PRM configuration file or update an existing configuration file.
HP-UX path: | /usr/bin/prmloadconf -> /opt/prm/bin/prmloadconf |
prmmonitor(1)- Monitor current PRM configuration and resource usage by PRM groups.
HP-UX path: | /usr/bin/prmmonitor -> /opt/prm/bin/prmmonitor |
prmmove(1) - Move processes or groups of processes to another PRM group.
HP-UX path: | /usr/bin/prmmove -> /opt/prm/bin/prmmove |
prmrecover(1) - Reactivate processes left suppressed after an unexpected termination of the PRM memory daemon.
HP-UX path: | /usr/bin/prmrecover -> /opt/prm/bin/prmrecover |
prmrun(1) - Run an application in its assigned group or in a specified group.
HP-UX path: | /usr/bin/prmrun -> /opt/prm/bin/prmrun |
prmagt(1) - The HP PRM SNMP read-only agent. This gets started at boot time, and should always remain running. It can be used to gather statistics from any machine running PRM.
HP-UX path: | /usr/bin/prmagt -> /opt/prm/bin/prmagt/prmagt |
