A customer is consolidating six L2000 servers to Virtual Partitions as shown in the diagram. Global
Workload Manager is used to allocate resources to each vPar based on demand.
An alternate approach for this consolidation would have been creating a single nPartition for all six
of the Virtual Partitions. What are the benefits for configuring all six vPars in a single nPar versus
splitting the vPars across two nPars?
A.
More dynamic sharing of memory resources is possible.
B.
More dynamic sharing of processor resources is possible.
C.
Each vPar can have a custom patch level and kernel tuneables.
D.
Instant Capacity processors can be migrated between vPars based on demand.