Disclaimer. I do not use TSM on z/OS.
However, in most of the discussions with compatriots I have had, the
licensing cost for the z/OS version is a de-motivator and most have
licensed TSM for AIX or Linux, and only use a client on z/OS.
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Subject: Using system z as a TSM server.
Anyone using
There is some chatter (I am ignorant of the details) about z/VM high
availability clusters. I am not sure how they work.
My understanding is that the Z/VM folks are trying to catch up with the concept
of a parallel sysplex.
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John Summerfield wrote:
Presumably if you're updating the
The issue is not technical, it is a business issue.
The traditional method of z/VM maint is to bring up the new release as a
guest under the current release. Migrate all of the guests on the
current release to the new release, and shut down the old release.
This will promote the new release to be
Groan! Would you quit PUNishing us!
snipNo, Al invented all music software. What? You never heard of
AlGoreRythm?/snip
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Contact your friendly IBM Business Partner. They will help you size the
boxes, perform the financial analysis, loan some hardware for POC,...
Pretty much the whole enchilada. The bulk of the savings are in software
licenses (e.g. ORACLE), not to mention the rats nests of cables)
.
Jim Marshall
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First off, I know what an LPAR is, but what benefits are provided by VM
that make it preferable over LPAR's? I would guess that VM can share
resources more efficiently, but from what I'm reading, LPAR's are
supposed to be able to dynamically share resources as well? I'm sure
there must be a
9162 - x86 Virtualization Technology for System z
http://ew.share.org/proceedingmod/abstract.cfm?abstract_id=19229
has now been posted to the Share website.
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Very clean! I know what you would like to say! G
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So, regarding Linux can't run on a GP engine, would one or more of
you
please affirm or refute that statement? Expound as you deem
appropriate, but keep it clean. :-)
Linux runs just fine on standard CPs as well as IFLs. We need to find
Not a direct answer, but Mantissa is working on x/86 under z/VM. Target
release date is 1Q2009. Virtualization rate is estimated to be about 700
images per z/9 engine. You can extrapolate for z/890 or z/10.
http://www.mantissa.com/products/UV
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Hi List, we have recently been asked to
IANA IBM'er. However, I have been looking extensively into
virtualization as a means to save my company some serious GREEN dollars,
not funny money and not eco-dollars.
VMware also provides much of the same functionality, but only runs on
*IX based HW(Sun, HP,...). I do not think (and I could be
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