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utild(1M)							     utild(1M)

NAME
       utild - System-utilization collection daemon

SYNOPSIS
DESCRIPTION
       is  a  lightweight  daemon  that	 records  system-utilization data on a
       5-minute interval.  System-utilization data includes CPU, memory, disk,
       and  network  data.   is	 installed as part of the software, which also
       contains a WBEM provider that is the interface to the data collected by
       stores  up  to  30  days worth of utilization data and consumes minimal
       system resources.  The total disk space consumed by  these  data	 files
       should  not  exceed  20	megabytes  in  the  default  installation.  is
       respawned if it is killed, due to the following entry in /etc/inittab:

WARNINGS
       Removing the removes any historical data that has been collected by  as
       well  as	 prevents and from functioning properly.  To disable the soft‐
       ware can be removed with the following command (see swremove(1M)):

FILES
       WBEM mof files documenting the class schema for retrieving  utilization
       data
			   collected by
       Data and configuration files.  These files contain the definitions of
			   all	workloads  created on the system, and up to 30
			   days of collected utilization data.	To ensure con‐
			   tinuity  of	data  collection  and  prevent loss of
			   workload definitions, HP recommends including  this
			   directory in daily backups.

AUTHORS
       was developed by the Hewlett-Packard Company.

SEE ALSO
       cimserver(1M)

								     utild(1M)

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