Re: Allocating memory to a subsystem

["Aaron Bartell" <aaronbartell@xxxxxxxxx>]

Thanks Joe!  I had no idea it was that straight forward.  Or at least
the way you described it I should be able to easily test this out on
my dev box.  Am I looking at this wrong or is there only a max of 10
pools that can be created? (i.e. looking at the CHGSBSD command).

Here is a semi-related question: With the new POWER hardware pricing
can I buy a stick of memory for a lot less now?  I would love it if I
could get a 1GB stick of memory for $200 or something vs. the $1000 I
think I paid.

Thanks again,
Aaron Bartell
http://mowyourlawn.com

On Wed, Apr 9, 2008 at 2:26 PM, Joe Pluta <joepluta@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> Aaron Bartell wrote:
>  > Matt, I will have them check the authority thing you brought up (good
>  > idea), and if that doesn't work we will put Apache into verbose.
>  > Also, I did a brief search to see if I could determine how to allocate
>  > memory specifically to a subsystem and came up empty handed.  Do you
>  > have some specific keywords, documents or URL I could look at?
>  >
>  This is essential for any web applicaiton, and also for anything running
>  a JVM - JVMs do not work and play well with i5/OS memory management.
>  Anyway, look at the "storage size" component of the POOLS keyword on the
>  CRTSBSD command.  By specifying an integer value, you will assign the
>  much physical memory to the pool.  This memory is dedicated to that
>  subsystem (and thus, not available to other subsystems).
>
>  Joe
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