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[FEATURE] Columns for sockets, cores and cpus #1293
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Hi pchamo, I think the information it is still available. Example: HARDWARE:
VMWARE:
Microsoft Hyper-V:
best regards |
Hi @CyberAbwehr, in the all computers page only the cpu number value is available: I needed to create a report including number of sockets and number of cores. I would be nice to have the option to add sockets, cores and cpus values to reports. |
Hi @CyberAbwehr, thank you very much, I'm going to give you a feedback, but first look al this, this is how rvtools report the cpus, cores and sockets numbers: |
So, as you can see, the number of cpus is misleading. It's wrong. It's a bug, isn't it? |
Ocs is not showing the number of cpus but the number of sockets! Am I wrong? |
Hi try it with socket types. best regards |
How many cpus/sockets and cores does HP32 really have? According to rvtools: 3 sockets, 2 cores what gives 6 cpus, according to ocs: 2 cores and 3 cpus and 2 logical cpus? It doesn't match! |
What is the real HW configuration? |
So processorn number is equivalent to sockets number. My point is that it's important to have the option to show number of cores/logical cpus/sockets in the main page (in the all computers page). |
The number of cpus always will correspond to logical cpus for virtual machines. And in vmware what I know is that it's the same to assign 3 sockets with 2 cores, or to assign 6 sockets with 1 core, or 1 socket with 6 cores, or 2 sockets with 3 cores. I would like that ocs shows that number of logical cpus "well calculated" preferably in all computers page because it's not the same to have all the data available to query from the all computers page in comparisson to have to do a multisearch query. Thanks. |
Socket Type = Physical CPU best regards |
Ocsreports doesn't include a column for number of cores, so it's imposible to generate a report of cpus, sockets and cores. Rvtools shows 3 columns for virtual machines: cpus, sockets and cores. The number of sockets multiplied by the number of sockets gives the number of cpus, right?. I can tell that the Computer: procesorn is not the number of cpus but the number of sockets, isn't it?
Please add a column to visualize the number of cores, and other one for the number of cpus and sockets. And please, check the names of the columns in order to be sure that the columns names are right. Could you please clarify about that?
I can tell that the number of cores can be calculated like this:
SELECT HARDWARE_ID, SUM(CORES) FROM cpus where CORES > 0 GROUP BY HARDWARE_ID ORDER BY SUM(CORES) DESC
I used where CORES > 0 because some inventories have CORES=0 (is it a bug?)
Thank you very much.
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