On Monday, 08/16/2010 at 10:58 EDT, Dave Jones <[email protected]> 
wrote:

> Note that the ability to move a running virtual machine as stated in the
> Statement of Direction that Alan mentions has two caveats:
> 1) the guest virtual machine to be moved must be running Linux, so no
> moving z/OS, CMS, VSE, etc. based servers.

The support statement is expected to be for Linux only, true, but that 
could change.  And, as usual, you may find things that work even if they 
are not supported.  The trick is for the guest to (a) not panic in the 
event of a detected 'glitch', and (b) not to use any of the z/VM services 
that are not relocatable.

> 2) The move is restricted to LPARs on the same CEC, so no moving from
> one z10 box to another z10 someplace else.

Not true.  The preferred cluster design is, in fact, two LPARs on one CEC 
and two LPARs on another.

Alan Altmark
z/VM Development
IBM Endicott

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