Changing the scale of the resources managed by an individual product

Ops Center Installation and Configuration Guide

Version
11.0.x
Audience
anonymous
Part Number
MK-99OPS001-23
On the management server where Common Services is installed, you can change the memory size to match the scale of the resources managed by a Hitachi Ops Center product. The target products are as follows:
  • Analyzer
  • Analyzer viewpoint
  1. Log in to the management server as the root user.
    If you log in as an ordinary user, use the sudo command to complete the following procedure as the root user.
  2. Run the cschgscale command.
    Command location
    installation-directory-of-Common-Services/utility/bin/cschgscale.sh
    Format
    cschgscale.sh {-scale scale-of-resources [-target Product-name] [-restart] | -h}
    Options
    -scale scale-of-resources

    Specify the scale of the resources. The memory size are changed according to the specified value. Specify one of the following values. The values are not case sensitive.

    • S: Small-scale configuration
    • M: Medium-scale configuration
    • L: Large-scale configuration
    Note:
    • You can check a detailed descriptions of the scales by using the -h option.
    • For details on the system requirements for each product according to the scale, see Hitachi Ops Center System Requirements.
    -target Product-name
    If you omit the -target option, all products targeted by the cschgscale command installed on the management server are changed. If you want to run the command for an individual product, specify the value as follows:
    • analyzer: Analyzer
    • viewpoint: Analyzer viewpoint
    Note: You can use the cschgscale command for products whose version is 10.9.1 or later.
    -restart
    Specify this option when you are changing the product settings and want to apply the changes immediately. If you specify this option, the product service is restarted after the command is run, and the changes are applied.
    -h

    Displays usage information. This option displays a description of the options, the names of installed products for which the command can be used, and details of the -scale option.