Are you (also) asking how to identify candidate workloads that could be
re-engineered, hopefully with little effort, to exploit zIIPs and/or zAAPs?
If that's the question, here are a couple ideas:
1. Look for any Java code that may be executing, and classify those
workloads according to the Java
Mainframe Discussion List [mailto:IBM-MAIN@bama.ua.edu] On Behalf Of
Henke, George
Sent: Thursday, January 05, 2012 6:32 PM
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Subject: Identifying SOA Workloads for zIIP zAAP Offload
Does anyone know how best to identify Service Oriented Architecture (SOA)
workloads (XML
Does anyone know how best to identify Service Oriented Architecture (SOA)
workloads (XML) that are processing on the MF using GPPs.
Being eligible for zIIP zAAP, they are good candidates for offloading.
I just don't know a good way to identify them on an existing mainframe.
Maybe SMF, RMF,
RMF TYPE72's will give a good indication of what service classes/report
classes contain zAAP zIIP eligible workloads.
What you should however be aware of, is that some vendor code does not
necessarily create enclaves (which are often [but not always] used as the
container bestowing the zIIP/zAAP
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