I work for an outsourcer, Ensono, and we have a several CEC's, two of them have
GP and IFL engines. One is a LAB (test) box with several lpars: 1 running
z/OS on a GP engine, and 2 more running z/VM on IFL's. The other is a
production box with 3 lpars running z/OS and 1 with 6 IFL's running z
While it will not answer your question directly, going to user groups and
events will allow you to talk to customers running workloads in
production, noting that most of these customers are not public references.
Oracle workloads make up a large percentage of IFL usage (and no, I do
not have a
>>> On 3/14/2016 at 12:19 PM, Dave Jones wrote:
> I doubt very much that that information is publicly available anywhere.
> Actual, hard numbers of this sort are considered proprietary marketing
> information by IBM, think.
And not only by IBM. SUSE and Red Hat think the same way. The OP woul
Hi, Thomas.
I doubt very much that that information is publicly available anywhere.
Actual, hard numbers of this sort are considered proprietary marketing
information by IBM, think.
The best you can do, I think, is to poll the members of this list and
others like it, e.g., the VM list, and see
My searches of the archives are not productive, probably ill formed.
Likewise, general internet searches not coming up with much useful.
We've asked this question of our IBM account team, in the range of their
territory, and are waiting for an answer.
I've seen statements at conferences
