The 3.10 works fine with Docker. There are a couple of things like criu that 
require things in the 4.1x kernel but this is not essential. I run OpenShift 
Origin 3.9 under docker 1.13 under the 3.10 kernel.

On 5/24/18, 09:19, "Linux on 390 Port on behalf of Terri C. Glowaniak" 
<[email protected] on behalf of [email protected]> wrote:

    I found this in the RHEL7.5 release notes..
    
    The 3.10 kernel version does not support KVM virtualization and containers 
on IBM z Systems. Both of these features are supported on the 4.14 kernel on 
IBM z Systems - this offerring is also referred to as Structure A.
    
    I run z/VM as the hypervisor, so I am assuming I would need RHEL7 Structure 
A to do containers?
    
    
    Thanks,
    Terri Glowaniak
    
     
    
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    Subject: Re: 7.5 package levels
    
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    On 24.05.2018 06:59, Timothy Sipples wrote:
    > Russ Herrold wrote:
    >> It may turn out that we (ClefOS) need to fork and offer two variants
    >
    > I guess I'd call them "streams" rather than "forks."
    >
    > For what it's worth, Red Hat seems to offer at least 3 major streams now:
    > Fedora (their "community" release), RHEL Structure A, and RHEL. The 
    > RHEL Structure A/RHEL pair of streams is a unique offering for the 
    > s390x architecture branch, at least for now. (Is it a one-time 
    > aberration or the start of something new? I have no idea, so ask Red 
    > Hat, I guess.) In RHEL 7.5, Red Hat decided to offer kernel 3.10 
    > (only) for all POWER processors prior to POWER9, and (only) kernel 
    > 4.14 for POWER9. For X86-64 it's only 3.10, and for ARM64 it's only 4.14.
    >
    > There are certain newer capabilities that RHEL 7.5 doesn't support on 
    > s390x that RHEL 7.5 Structure A does. Red Hat's release notes explain all 
that.
    > But it's possible to mix RHEL and RHEL Structure A instances on the 
    > same machine and in a Red Hat supported way. (And, for that matter, 
    > other supported RHEL releases.)
    >
    Specifically, RHEL Structure A is required to run KVM guests on IBM Z.
    Guests can be either RHEL and RHEL Structure A. Another thing to keep in 
mind is that the s390utils-* releases are different. For RHEL it's
    1.23.0 and for RHEL Structure A it's 2.1.0.
    > It looks like the minimum RHEL 7.5/RHEL 7.5 Structure A machine model 
    > requirement hasn't changed since RHEL 7.4, so it's z196/z114 
    > processors or higher, which includes all LinuxONE machines.
    >
    > I don't have a strong view on the "right" approach for Linux release 
    > streams. It really depends on end users and what they prefer, and they 
    > might choose particular Linux distributors based on their different 
    > release/service stream approaches. There are some important 
    > principles, though. I'd say that maintaining security currency is 
    > quite important, as a notable example. But that'll likely mean not 
    > waiting too long to exploit new system features since many of those 
    > new features are often security-related.
    >
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