and is this an internal ibm site?
On 4/27/2021 5:01 AM, blanc369 wrote:
Hi,
We are running a cluster of 3master nodes each 16gb 4cpu, 3 worker nodes 16gb
4cpu, 1 infra node 24gb 4cpu. In backend we have 9 IFL with smt2.
The biggest system load we usually see on Infra node, where elastic search is
running, but in general cluster health is ok.
Regards
On 21. 4. 2021, at 20:44, Rick Barlow <ri...@velocitysoftware.com> wrote:
We are attempting to install OpenShift on z/VM. Based on the installation
instructions, it requires a minimum of 3 IFLs (preferrably 6) running with SMT
enabled, 3 control virtual machines with 16GB of memory, and 2 workers with
12GB of memory. We are constantly running out memory and driving excessive
paging rates. This is very reminiscent of previous offerings like IBM Director
and CMA. I know that the IBM LinuxONE Community Cloud is using this. I am
looking for other sites who have gotten it running.
Has anyone successfully installed OpenShift on there own system(s)?
How many resources did you have on the environment? IFLs? Memory?
Feel free to respond on the list or offline directly to me.
Thanks,
Rick
Rick Barlow
Senior z/VM Specialist
ri...@velocitysoftware.com
Velocity Software, Inc.
http://www.velocitysoftware.com
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