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Volume 36, Number 2, 1997
S/390 Parallel Sysplex Cluster |
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Adaptive algorithms for managing a distributed data processing workload - References |
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by J. Aman,
C. K. Eilert,
D. Emmes,
P. Yocom,
and D. Dillenberger |
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Cited references and notes
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- Service class defining the client's performance goal.
- Count of observations work classified to this service class
using the processor.
- A multiprogramming level (MPL) slot represents one address
space. The multiprogramming level is the number of address spaces
resident in central storage at any given time.
- An I/O cluster is a unique set of devices that are shared by
address spaces in the same set of period(s). Changing the I/O priority
of one period in an I/O cluster could affect the I/O priority of any of
the periods that are part of the same I/O cluster.
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