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update description for output of monls rmcmon -d

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of Reliable Scalable Cluster Technology (RSCT) to monitor the
xCAT cluster. RMC has built-in resources such as CPU, memory,
process, network, file system etc for monitoring. RMC can also be
used to provide node liveness status monitoring for xCAT. RMC is
good for threadhold monitoring. xCAT automatically sets up the
monitoring domain for RMC during node deployment time.
used to provide node liveness status monitoring and performance monitoring for xCAT.
RMC is good for threadhold monitoring. xCAT automatically sets up the
monitoring domain for RMC during node deployment time. And if performance
monitoring is enabled, xCAT monitoring will collect and consolidate performance
data based on montype&rmetrics setting, and then store to RRD database.
Settings:
rfanout -- indicating the fanout number for configuring or deconfiguring
remote nodes.
nodeusebatch -- use RMC event batching function when doing node status monitoring.
montype -- indicating type of performance monitoring, the value could be
\"event\" : event monitoring (default),
\"perf\" : performance monitoring,
\"event,perf\" or \"perf,event\" : both.
rmetrics -- defines resource class,resouce names, attributes and sample interval for
performance monitoring.
Syntax of key: rmetrics_resource class For example: rmetrics_IBM.Processor
Syntax of value: [resource names]attribute names:sample interval
The unit of sample interval is minute.
For example:
[proc0,proc1]PctTimeIdle,PctTimeWait,PctTimeKernel,PctTimeUser:5
";
}