I run on zD&T machine on Linux.  z/OS starts in about 60 seconds.  I'm
trying to find out why z/OSMF does not work with Elliptic Curve
certificates.   With shared cache, and all I/O in ZFS cache - it takes over
2 minutes to start ( and this is the thinnest possible, and no plug
ins!).    This problem is really tedious to debug.

It would be good if IBM ran for z/OSMF/ZOWE/etc for days, so the JIT was as
optimized as possible.   Then save the shared classes and ship them as part
of the product.  Everyone gets a fully optimised system from day 1.
I haven't looked into the levels available with shared classes - but having
one level for the JVM, and another level for z/OSMF etc might help.
Colin

On Tue, 14 Jan 2025 at 03:17, Andrew Rowley <[email protected]>
wrote:

> On 11/01/2025 7:33 pm, Colin Paice wrote:
> > The idea says use the existing Java support to harden the shared
> > information across IPLs.   This means the first start of z/OSMF will be
> > slow, as today, the next start will use half the CPU.
> >
> > Please vote for it, or add comments to it.
> >
> > I'll look into ZOWE - it doesn't even have shared library support
> enabled!
>
> I looked into the Java shared library support. The thing that deters me
> is the warning in the manuals about ahead of time compilation being less
> optimized than the JIT compilation so the AOT code may be slower. It's
> easy to measure startup time, but not necessarily easy to measure
> whether it has an impact on later CPU usage. But if z/OSMF is already
> using shared classes it probably makes sense to keep them across an IPL.
>
> On my system z/OSMF starts in 45 seconds, with 48s zIIP time and 3s CP
> time. That's not too bad, but I can see how it's a problem if you have
> no zIIP and reduced speed CPs.
>
> I actually have no idea what z/OSMF could be doing that takes 50s CPU
> time... maybe I'm underestimating it's complexity, but I have a
> suspicion that there is something dumb happening there. That's
> reinforced by type 92 SMF records which suggest that the same doc.zip
> files are being read over and over again - thousands of times!
>
> --
> Andrew Rowley
> Black Hill Software
>
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