>Yes, it is the application. If it doesn't have highly parallel
>multi-threading such that it can keep two CPUs working, then the guest
>ends up doing extra work to deal with two processors without any benefit.
Hello Alan,
Thanks a lot!!
We can control linux's virtual processor to horizontal an
On Tuesday, 08/21/2012 at 11:08 EDT, Lu GL Gao wrote:
> Based on my understanding, machine guests such as linux on z/VM can get
cpu
> resource by their SHARE value.
> For example, LINUXA system has SHARE RELATIVE 100. LINUXB system also
has
> SHARE RELATIVE 100. So LINUXA and LINUXB both has 50% o
Based on my understanding, machine guests such as linux on z/VM can get cpu
resource by their SHARE value.
For example, LINUXA system has SHARE RELATIVE 100. LINUXB system also has
SHARE RELATIVE 100. So LINUXA and LINUXB both has 50% of real physical
processor resource.
If LINUXA has 2 virtual pr
