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# perf720 src/perf/perfagent/usr/samples/perfagent/server/SpmiArmd.cf 1.1 
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# COMPONENT_NAME: (PERFAGENT) Performance Agent
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# FUNCTIONS: Sample configuration file for SpmiArmd deamon.
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# The interval is given in seconds.  It defaults to 1 seconds.  It
# sets the frequency with which the SpmiArmd daemon is interrupted
# by an interval timer.  Whenever the program is interrupted by the
# timer, it starts a new cycle, going through the shared memory
# areas of all active instrumented applications, extracts any
# observations from those areas and updates the Spmi ahared memory
# area with the latest data.

interval 1

# The weight argument sets the percentage used to calculate the
# floating average of the response time.  It defaults to 75%.
# Each time the response time is measured, the average response
# time is calculated as "weight" percent of the previous value of
# the average plus (100 - weight) percent of the latest response
# time observation.

weight   75

# The number of seconds the daemon should live with no activity
# going on. The default is 900 seconds (15 minutes). A value of
# zero for this parameter will cause the daemon to live forever. 
# Default is 900 seconds (15 minutes).

timeout 900