Gary M. Dennis asked:
>If the volume limit for a z/VM page volumes is 240+, how does this relate to
>maximum defined virtual storage for all active guests under a z/VM image?
Well, in theory, I guess it's
(real storage)+(page space)-(real system requirements)
but that's cutting it close to the line. So it's more like
(real storage)*n
where n is the overcommit ratio, as Scott Rohling indicated -- likely no more
than 3x in production, probably closer to 2x.
If you're thinking "Ginormous zEnterprise with 3TB of real and one z/VM
system", do the math:
240 x 48GB* = 11TB, if I'm doing it right. So you're "OK", FSVO "OK".
Let us know how that baby runs, eh?
...phsiii
* 48GB = 65530*180*4096
