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I want to know whather any good book is there for understanding the concept of virtualization in aix from basic to advanced? where can i find this book? and how to implement it?
Well I learned the most from an IBM class called "System p LPAR and Virtualization I" The class books are really good, and to tell you the truth out of all the AIX/pSeries classes I have taken that one was definelty the most interesting.
Note the IBM Virtualization is done in firmware, not in software like VMWare and Xen - although the "intel" platform is beginning to get hardware support.
Often there is a separate system called the HMC - Hardware Management Console - that is used to manage up to 32 systems. However, for the SMB market - that need only one server, there is an interface known as IVM - Integrated Virtualization Manager. This is an eclipse application that runs as part of the VIOS - Virtual I/O server. Rootvg.Net has updates on the topic regularly.
Now IBM has chucked out the APV name in favor of PowerVM. In addition, it's offering PowerVM in a lower-end Express configuration for SMBs. The optional software will cost just $40 per core (for three virtual servers) in the Express bundle,
afaik - the PowerVM Hypervisor is still firmware (is also software) in that it runs as part of the system and NOT as part of a managing partition. Do not confuse Hypervisor with Virtual I/O Server - which I expect to still be part of the package.
In any case - I have some homework to find out what this "express" package actually contains.
I have a standart disk show to a linux system and I clone this standard disk to an clone disk whith the EMC Time finder utilites and I want to show this clone disk to an aix system to save it in the san. Is it possible to import a fs linux on a aix system
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