nmon visualiser stopped analyse at 15th nmon files

[nmonvisualizer]

nmon visualiser stopped analyse at 15th nmon files

[hpresnall]

Most likely, you have run out of memory. Try running from the command line with something like java -Xmx2048M -jar NMONVisualizer.jar. You may need an even higher -Xmx value if your files are very large.

[finas83]

Dear Mr Presnall,

Many thanks for great help. It works.

need great advise, in addition to average CPU, how can I add the maximum
CPU utilisation in the same graph.
Hope to hear from you. Many thanks.

On Wed, Dec 2, 2015 at 10:41 AM, Hunter Presnall [email protected]
wrote:

Most likely, you have run out of memory. Try running from the command line
with something like java -Xmx2048M -jar NMONVisualizer.jar. You may need
an even higher -Xmx value if your files are very large.

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[hpresnall]

Use a custom report with something like the following XML. You can load it via View -> Custom Report. Then File -> Load in the custom report dialog.

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<charts>
  <barchart name="Average CPU Utilization" shortName="CPU" stacked="true" categoriesNamedBy="HOST" barsNamedBy="STAT" subtitledBy="NONE">
    <yAxis label="% CPU" asPercent="true" />
    <data stat="AVERAGE">
      <host os="UNIX" />
     <type name="CPU_ALL" />
      <field name="CPU%" />
    </data>

    <data stat="MAXIMUM">
      <host os="UNIX" />
      <type name="CPU_ALL" />
      <field name="CPU%" />
    </data>
  </barchart>
</charts>

[finas83]

Dear Mr Presnall Many thanks
where could I put the XML coding?

Many thanks,

On Mon, Jan 4, 2016 at 10:58 PM, Hunter Presnall [email protected]
wrote:

Use a custom report with something like the following XML. You can load it
via View -> Custom Report. Then File -> Load in the custom report dialog.

<data stat="MAXIMUM">
  <host os="UNIX" />
  <type name="CPU_ALL" />
  <field name="CPU%" />
</data>

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[hpresnall]

You can save it anywhere on the file system. Load it as a custom report.
View -> Custom Report opens a new custom report window. Then File -> Load in that window.