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Overviewv Define spooled unit record devices for virtual machines. For moreinformation, see “SPOOL Directory Control Statement (Device)” on page 562.Performance Planning and AdministrationI/O Reconfiguration in z/VMThe performance characteristics of an operating system are dependent on suchfactors as choice of hardware, the total number of users on the system during peakperiods, functions being performed by the system, and the way system parametersare set up. You can improve performance to some degree by the choice ofhardware and system options. The following general tasks pertain to improving yourz/VM system efficiency:v Plan how you will handle performance monitoring, measurements, improvements,and problems. Become familiar with the CP monitor facility and the facilities youcan manipulate to change the performance characteristics of the system as awhole or of selected virtual machines.v Before you decide which performance options to apply, monitor the system’scurrent performance. This will help you determine which options would mostlikely give the system a performance gain and where performance bottlenecksare occurring. The CP monitor facility collects such data, which can then beprocessed to produce statistics to give you an understanding of systemoperation.v Perform system tuning to do any of the following:– Process a larger or more demanding work load without increasing the systemconfiguration– Obtain better system response or throughput– Reduce processing costs without affecting service to users.Details on system tuning can be found in z/VM: Performance.z/VM supports the hardware dynamic I/O configuration facility. This facility allowsyou to dynamically add, delete or modify the I/O configuration of the processorwithout requiring a power-on reset of the processor or IPL of z/VM.z/VM’s support allows the system administrator or system operator to use theHCM/HCD interface or CP’s dynamic I/O configuration commands to change the I/Oconfiguration of the processor without a re-IPL of z/VM or a power-on reset of theprocessor.In addition to the HCM/HCD interface and the CP commands to dynamically alterthe I/O configuration of the machine, other I/O commands allow you to:v Query the logical partitions on a machine (if the machine is in LPAR mode)v Query the channel pathsv Query the status of channel paths to devices.For more information on z/VM’s support of dynamic I/O configuration, please seethe z/VM: I/O Configuration.12 z/VM: CP Planning and Administration
OverviewOpenExtensions PlanningPlanning for OpenExtensions involves setting up the OpenExtensions facilities inz/VM that allow users to run POSIX applications. These tasks involve assigningPOSIX security values to users (by specifying certain system configuration filestatements and CP directory control statements) and setting up the OpenExtensionsByte File System. For an overview of how to set up OpenExtensions, see the z/VM:OpenExtensions User’s Guide.Chapter 1. Planning and Administration Overview 13
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