Creating an OS Process |
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Before you begin this task: You must have the role of systemAdmin or organizationalAdmin to create an OS process.
By creating an OS Process for JVM, you can group and run multiple Service Containers in a single OS Process. This saves a lot of memory space which otherwise would have been greater by running the Service Containers individually.
- On CUSP > My Applications, click
(System Resource Manager). The System Resource Manager window appears and lists the available Service Containers in the Service Containers section.
Note: Alternatively, you can click
to view the existing Service Containers. - Click
in the section. The Manage OS Processes dialog box appears. - Select a Monitor Service Container from the drop-down list. Available OS Processes are listed in the OS Process - <Monitor Service Name> box.
- Click
to create an OS Process. The OS Process Properties group box is displayed in the same window. - Specify the following details and click
.
Field
Description
Name
Name of the OS process.
JVM Arguments
The arguments (if any) that need to be passed for the Java executable.
Note: To include multiple arguments, type them in separate lines.
The OS process is created in the Monitor Service Container.
After you complete this task:
- After creating an OS Process, you must restart the Monitor.
- You can configure a Service Container to an OS Process in the following way:
- In the Properties - <Service Container> section, select the Assign OS Process option and select an OS Process from the list.
- Click .