NACD believes voluntary and landowner-led conservation of threatened and endangered species is a critical and often under-utilized means of achieving the goals of the Endangered Species Act.
Part of the Hardware glossary: A logical partition (LPAR) is the division of a computer's processor s, memory, and storage into multiple sets of resources so that each set of resources can be operated independently with its own operating system instance and application s.ach partition can communicate with the other partitions as if the other partition is in a separate machine. Logical partitioning was first studied by IBM in 1976 and later introduced by Amdahl and then IBM. Hitachi and Sun Microsystems also use forms of logical partitioning.
Software vendors that use core-based licensing are generally interested in the maximum number of processor cores available to each LPAR running their application.For the dedicated and shared-capped LPARs, the ENTITLED CAPACITY parameter from the lparstat âi provides the maximum number of cores available to the LPAR.hen the server is running at less than 100 percent utilization, shared-uncapped LPARS also have access to spare processing cycles from the shared processor pool. This means that for shared-uncapped LPARS, ENTITLED CAPACITY no longer represents the maximum number of cores available to the LPAR.