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Post by ansonchen on Jan 12, 2021 2:50:48 GMT
Hi, I notice there are the definitions in Power.v1_5_4.json "IntervalInMin": { "description": "The time interval, or window, over which the power metrics are measured.", "longDescription": "This property shall represent the time interval or window, in minutes, over which the power metrics are measured.", "minimum": 0, "readonly": true, "type": [ "integer", "null" ], "units": "min" },
It defines the unit of power metrics sampling interval as minute. May I check why minute is defined here instead of second? What is DMTF's suggestion to show if the interval has been configured less than an minute? Shall I get the ceiling value or the flooring value for the property Best Regards Anson
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Post by jautor on Jan 14, 2021 20:53:57 GMT
Those power metrics properties were based on existing implementations and use cases where the services were collecting data over hours or days, but yes, creating the interval in "minutes" was a mistake, in hindsight. Look at the new Power and Thermal proposal for how these functions would being migrated, and look to the TelemetryService as a better way to create reports with more granular intervals. www.dmtf.org/sites/default/files/standards/documents/DSP-IS0015_v0.9a.zipJeff
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