Which measuring units are used on the readings in lveinfo, /var/lve/info and the SQLite generated by lvestats?

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  • jvarred
    Junior Member
    • Mar 2021
    • 6

    #1

    Which measuring units are used on the readings in lveinfo, /var/lve/info and the SQLite generated by lvestats?

    When you setup an LVEs limits to a certain value, lets say 750mhz, on lvestat2 sqlite file and /var/lve/info the reading for lCPU is 2500. So, Which are the measuring units used for the readings in both lve/info and the database used by lvestats2?
  • bogdan.sh
    Administrator
    • Nov 2016
    • 1221

    #2
    The file /var/lve/info is used by control panels to display to users their current usage, it is updated every 5 seconds by lve-stats . CPU limits are alwasys stored in percentages, 2500 means you set 25% of single core. So I can assume your single CPU speed is 3000mhz. In database you see just percentages, e.g. 25 . As well the same 25% will be shown in lvectl list.

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    • jvarred
      Junior Member
      • Mar 2021
      • 6

      #3
      And for cpu, what does a fault mean? Because sometimes in a minute I can register 3 faults, then 9 faults then 6 faults when doing a siege. I know that there is a overuse of resources but what does the number mean?

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