On Tue, 21 Nov 2023 19:01:15 -0500, Tony Thigpen wrote:
>What is required to set up a CF LPAR? Is there a document I can look at?
>
>Tony Thigpen
>
Hi Tony,
The PR/SM Planning Guide has the details on how to use the HMC to define a CF
LPAR. Each processor has their own PR/SM Planning Guide,
What is required to set up a CF LPAR? Is there a document I can look at?
Tony Thigpen
Scott Chapman wrote on 11/20/23 9:01 AM:
Just to add to the point about "or general purpose engine". A CF LPAR doing
relatively little activity for a non-critical work can run just fine on a shared GP
> On 21 Nov 2023, at 8:20 pm, Scott Chapman
> <03fffd029d68-dmarc-requ...@listserv.ua.edu> wrote:
>
> I think the better question is why does EzNoSQL require RLS? Probably makes
> it easier because they don't have to handle different sharing issues, but it
> seems possible that some might
I think the better question is why does EzNoSQL require RLS? Probably makes it
easier because they don't have to handle different sharing issues, but it seems
possible that some might be interested in using the EzNoSQL API from a single
task without sharing implications. Of course I don't know
On Mon, 20 Nov 2023 17:02:16 +0100, Radoslaw Skorupka
wrote:
>I see other solution: special price for ICF engine used for AI.
>It can be just a price or yet another acronym for specialty processor -
>maybe IAI? :-)
Yes, I was thinking along the same lines. It seems a shame to force such a
I forgot about CBP processors - you can see it on many HMC panels, but
they do not exist. :-)
W dniu 20.11.2023 o 17:02, Radoslaw Skorupka pisze:
I see other solution: special price for ICF engine used for AI.
It can be just a price or yet another acronym for specialty processor
- maybe IAI?
I see other solution: special price for ICF engine used for AI.
It can be just a price or yet another acronym for specialty processor -
maybe IAI? :-)
Of course IBM should not forget to use different names in HMC, marketing
slides, etc.
(zIIP = IIP, zAAP = AAP = IFA, ICF means both processor
Just to add to the point about "or general purpose engine". A CF LPAR doing
relatively little activity for a non-critical work can run just fine on a
shared GP engine, assuming you have some available capacity. The CF LPARs don't
generally consume much CPU, if they're not being driven by
Peter Bishop wrote:
>it seems from the manual linked to below that you must have a CF to run
>EzNoSQL in order to use the new AI Framework feature of z/OS 3.1, for
>example to have AI-powered WLM batch initiators which is the first use case
>given. Most of my customers would baulk at spending for
Hi everyone,
it seems from the manual linked to below that you must have a CF to run EzNoSQL
in order to use the new AI Framework feature of z/OS 3.1, for example to have
AI-powered WLM batch initiators which is the first use case given. Most of my
customers would baulk at spending for ICFs,
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