Sorry about the typo - meant to say, there ISN'T a 'CBP' product.
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Parwez Hamid
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This is actually documented in the SA4.1 documentation:
OA55159 – Additional IBM z14 Exploitation Support (November 2018)
OA55159 provides additional new function suppor
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> New Hardware support.
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In late December, 2017 there was an announcement letter for Container Based
Pricing. It involves a new billing strategy based on containers. Wonder if
the processors are connected to this.
https://www-01.ibm.com/common/ssi/cgi-bin/ssialias?subtype=ca=an=897=ENUS217-519
Matthew
On Fri, 8 Nov
Fortunately online Help panels clearly describe the acronym meaning:
"CBPs - Displays the active/unassigned container based processors
installed on your system."
So, it is CONTAINER BASED PROCESSOR.
We know the name. Not the purpose of CBPs.
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No problem! :-)
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Bob,
You're right, I made mistake with your name
: Thursday, November 7, 2019 1:05 PM
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Richard,
No, it was reponse to Mike's post. Mike provided link to Share presentation
about MQ in sysplex. CBP is (was) one of the sysplex links.
It was thick copper cable 10 meters long
More speculation...
Capacity Boost Processor(s)? (z15) Maybe something planned that was
eventually implemented with
the use of zIIP or making sub capacity engines full capacity for System
Recovery Boost?
Mark
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Richard,
No, it was reponse to Mike's post. Mike provided link to Share presentation
about MQ in sysplex. CBP is (was) one of the sys
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No, this is different CBP. In this case it is sysplex link, obsoleted for
several CPC generations.
It is typical, an acronym can have multiple meanings.
(no, I don't want to re-start war about USS)
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No, this is different CBP. In this case it is sysplex link, obsoleted
No, this is different CBP. In this case it is sysplex link, obsoleted
for several CPC generations.
It is typical, an acronym can have multiple meanings.
(no, I don't want to re-start war about USS)
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W dniu 2019-11-05 o 21:43, Mike Schwab pisze:
The only
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The speculation is entertaining. But you should not expect any information to
be forthcoming.
At this point it is my
The speculation is entertaining. But you should not expect any information
to be forthcoming.
At this point it is my understanding that there are no product
deliverables for which "CBP" is relevant.
Yes, you can see fields in control blocks with CBP in their name. And you
might see "CBP"
I suspect anyone who knows is under NDA and cannot post here :)
I have noticed that WLM has a CBP field in various places, documented as
Reserved.
HMC has added extensive support to configure CBP processors in lpars, with
much the same characteristics as CP.
This is different from SSC which is
The only zCX specialty engine eligibility is for zIIP.
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> On 5 Nov 2019, at 15:08, Gord Tomlin
wrote:
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> On 2019-11-05 09:56, R.S. wrote:
>>> I suspect CBP would be for running docker payloads ?
>> Well, as I wrote, dockers (zCX) use zIIP. You are right the name is very
>>
The only reference I could find was in
https://www.google.com/url?sa=t=j==s=web=35=2ahUKEwj-w5G99tPlAhUEWqwKHWHNBfw4HhAWMAR6BAgBEAI=https%3A%2F%2Fshare.confex.com%2Fshare%2F118%2Fwebprogram%2FHandout%2FSession10691%2FIntroToSharedQueues.pdf=AOvVaw3QyWMZhBU9yTFG9-57yysI
, where it is a 10 meter
On Tue, 5 Nov 2019 at 09:12, R.S. wrote:
> We know the following types/flavours of mainframe processors: regular
> CP, zIIP, IFL, SAP, ICF, older zAAP ...and CBP
> This CBP is visible on Support Element panels. Help says it is "CBPs -
> Displays the active/unassigned container based processors
On 2019-11-05 09:56, R.S. wrote:
I suspect CBP would be for running docker payloads ?
Well, as I wrote, dockers (zCX) use zIIP. You are right the name is very
suggestive, but some presentations about docker on z/OS did not mention
CBP.
zCX requires:
- Z14 GA2
- Hardware Feature Code 0104
W dniu 2019-11-05 o 15:34, Raphael Jacquot pisze:
On 11/5/19 3:32 PM, R.S. wrote:
Yes, it is Container Based Processor, however I knew it and wrote here
explanation of the three letter acronym.
The problem is what is the purpose of CBP?
IMHO it's easy to explain what is zIIP, IFL, ICF or IFP,
On 11/5/19 3:32 PM, R.S. wrote:
> Yes, it is Container Based Processor, however I knew it and wrote here
> explanation of the three letter acronym.
> The problem is what is the purpose of CBP?
> IMHO it's easy to explain what is zIIP, IFL, ICF or IFP, but I have no
> explanation for CBP. That's
Yes, it is Container Based Processor, however I knew it and wrote here
explanation of the three letter acronym.
The problem is what is the purpose of CBP?
IMHO it's easy to explain what is zIIP, IFL, ICF or IFP, but I have no
explanation for CBP. That's why I'm asking. ;-)
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We know the following types/flavours of mainframe processors: regular
CP, zIIP, IFL, SAP, ICF, older zAAP ...and CBP
This CBP is visible on Support Element panels. Help says it is "CBPs -
Displays the active/unassigned container based processors installed on
your system."
Container sounds like
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