Would you be willing to tell us those annoying idosyncrasies?
Our shop is very unlikely to move away from Velocity, but newer customers, such
as the Original Poster, might find it useful.
To successfully grow a zLinux farm, you *need* a commercial performance
management solution for z/VM.
On a linux guest, we've been having OOM killer messages that I've been trying
to get under control by limiting application memory but right before we get
these OOM, I notice these messages:swap_free: Bad swap offset entry
When OOM kicks in, I don't see swap being utilized much. We have multiple
Check the boot messages for any swap errors. A few months ago, after RHEL
patching, we started receiving the following message at boot time Swap area
shorter than signature indicates. The problem was fixed by upgrading SNA's
SWAPGEN utility. You may not have the same problem, but if there is a
Alan,
Are both the z10 and z196 part of a single SSI cluster?
If so, and you have no domains specified, even the z196 may report to be a
z10 so that you can do a vmrelocate from z196 to z10.
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Ronald van der Laan
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On Tuesday, 11/11/2014 at 01:44 EST, Alan Ackerman
alan.ackerma...@gmail.com wrote:
Would you be willing to tell us those annoying idosyncrasies?
No. What annoys me may not annoy others, and in no case do the behaviors
diminish the value sufficiently to make me get rid of the product. Like a
