Brian France wrote:
Folks,
I've done about a 45 minute search and I think my answer is that
I'd have to run multiple VM's per frame but wanted to ensure I was
right. My management wants to run some product called HATS on our
VM/MFL world. We recently upgraded from our z/890's with 1 IFL ea
We're already there. We have two z9BC's with a CP each for z/OS and
2 IFL's each. We had two z/890s with only IFL each and we have
production linux servers on one vm system on one frame and a test system
on the other. Yes to what I believe management wants to do here is run
HATS for 3270 screen
Technically: when you define a Linux virtual machine, you define how many
processors it can see. The default is only 1. Two statements in the CP
directory are important here:
1. MACHINE, defines how many virtual processors the virtual machine
can define. Example:
MACHINE ESA 4
m
Bill,
THANX for the info!!! My problem is that I really don't
understand the parts of the system to clone. ie - just which
minidisks do what. AND in the time frame it looks like I'm being
given, I doubt I could come to that understanding. By the way, you
said you were running HATs on I t
more discussion. THANX to all
who have discussed this
Hans Rempel
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Tom,
Yes, I ha
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Tom,
Yes, I have forwarded Malcoms' info and links to management to look at. We
are still way to new to VM to consider what I know as qualified but alas, I
am the systems programmer for better or worse. SO, I must ask, are you
statin
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Brian,
What Tom is talking about is SERVICE one z/VM system then clone only the
parts that are needed. (I use DDR with the reorder option - simple)
example here is:
ZVTRES, ZVTSP1, ZVTPG1, ZVTS01, ZVTS02, ZVTS03 as provided at INSTALL
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our LINUX images have ZL
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At 11:36 AM 11/21/2007, you wrote:
>From a cost perspective, the software companines will charge you
for the number of IFL engines you have on a box in which you run
the software.
So if you are running HATS on a single IFL box, you get charged for one copy.
If you run HATS on your dual IFL box
I guess the question that pops into my mind is what are you really
trying to do here? Set this beast up so that it can't use any more than
one physical CPU worth of resources at any given time, or reserve one
full CPU worth of horsepower for this beast (given it's WAS, you may end
up doing this, un
Tom Duerbusch writes:
> >From a cost perspective, the software companines will charge you for the
> >number of IFL engines you have on a box in which you run the software.
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> So if you are running HATS on a single IFL box, you get charged for one copy.
> If you run HATS on your dual IFL box, y
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Correct.
USER HATS
MACHINE ESA 1
... other stuff
will define a z/VM guest called HATS which only has a single CPU
assigned to it.
ref:
http://publibz.boulder.ibm.com/cgi-bin/bookmgr_OS390/BOOKS/hcsg0b20/3.2.
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>From a cost perspective, the software companines will charge you for the
>number of IFL engines you have on a box in which you run the software.
So if you are running HATS on a single IFL box, you get charged for one copy.
If you run HATS on your dual IFL box, you get charged for two copies.
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John,
Yes, HATS run on MainFrameLinux using WAS. So, do I understand
you in that I can assign two IFL's to my VM, and
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Folks,
I've done about a 45 minute search and I think my answer is
that I'd have to run multipl
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Folks,
I've done about a 45 minute search and I think my answer i
Folks,
I've done about a 45 minute search and I think my answer is that
I'd have to run multiple VM's per frame but wanted to ensure I was
right. My management wants to run some product called HATS on our
VM/MFL world. We recently upgraded from our z/890's with 1 IFL each
to z9BC's with 2
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