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PowerVM Live Partition Mobility on IBM System p



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Abstract

Live Partition Mobility allows you to migrate running AIX® and Linux® partitions and their hosted applications from one physical server to another without disrupting infrastructure services. The migration transfers the entire partition state, including processor context, memory, attached virtual devices, and connected users.

Live Partition Mobility helps you meet increasingly stringent service-level agreements (SLAs) because it allows you to proactively move running partitions and applications from systems requiring intervention or under heavy load to other systems.

Live Partition Mobility can be automated and incorporated into system management tools and scripts. Support for multiple concurrent migrations allows you to rebalance the load across systems very quickly. For single partition, user initiated migrations, the HMC offers an easy-to-use migration wizard.

Table of Contents

Chapter 1. Overview
Chapter 2. Live Partition Mobility mechanisms
Chapter 3. Requirements and preparation
Chapter 4. Basic partition migration scenario
Chapter 5. Advanced topics
Chapter 6. Migration status
Appendix A. Host Ethernet Adapter for Live Partition Mobility
Appendix B. Error codes and logs

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Publish Date
06 November 2007

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26 August 2008

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Author(s)
Scott Vetter
Mitchell Harding
Narutsugu Itoh
Peter Nutt
Guido Somers
Federico Vagnini
Jez Wain

ISBN
0738489492

IBM Form Number
SG24-7460-00

Number of pages
216