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HP-UX 11i Interoperability and Development for Multi-Platform Deployment

This document details the development and compilation processes on HP-UX 11i, supporting both PA-RISC and IPF architectures. It covers compatible source code management and binary compatibility across various platforms, including Linux, SunOS, and IBM AIX. Developers can utilize this guide for cross-platform deployment, enabling applications developed on Linux or other operating systems to be recompiled and deployed seamlessly on HP-UX 11i. It also includes strategies for dynamic resource adjustment and workload management.

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HP-UX 11i Interoperability and Development for Multi-Platform Deployment

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  1. hp-ux 11i Interoperability

  2. Source Code Compatible Source Code Compatible Develop and compile on HP-UX 11i for pa-risc deploy on HP-UX 11i for ipf Develop and compile on Linux for ipf deploy on HP-UX 11i for ipf Develop for linux and deploy on any deployment platform via a recompile... Develop on IBM, deploy on IBM, Develop on Sun, deploy on Sun Develop on HP, deploy on HP Develop on Linux deploy on Linux Binary Code Compatible Binary Code Compatible Development Platforms SunOS IBM AIX HP-UX 11i HP-UX 11i Linux (pa-risc) (ipf) (ipf) Deployment Platforms SunOS IBM AIX HP-UX 11i HP-UX 11i Linux (pa-risc) (ipf) (ipf)

  3. Source Code Compatible Source Code Compatible Development Platforms SunOS IBM AIX HP-UX 11i HP-UX 11i Linux (pa-risc) (ipf) (ipf) Develop on Sun Deploy on Sun, develop on IBM, deploy on IBM, Develop on HP, deploy on HP... Develop and compile on HP-UX 11i pa-risc deploy on HP-UX 11i for ipf Develop and compile on Linux for ipf deploy on HP-UX 11i for ipf Develop for linux and deploy on any deployment platform via a recompile... Deployment Platforms SunOS IBM AIX HP-UX 11i HP-UX 11i Linux (pa-risc) (ipf) (ipf) Binary Code Compatible Binary Code Compatible

  4. Source Code Compatible Source Code Compatible Develop and compile on HP-UX 11i for pa-risc deploy on HP-UX 11i for ipf Develop and compile on Linux for ipf deploy on HP-UX 11i for ipf Develop for linux and deploy on any deployment platform via a recompile... Develop on IBM, deploy on IBM, Develop on Sun, deploy on Sun Develop on HP, deploy on HP Develop on Linux deploy on Linux Binary Code Compatible Binary Code Compatible Development Platforms SunOS IBM AIX HP-UX 11i HP-UX 11i Linux (pa-risc) (ipf) (ipf) Deployment Platforms SunOS IBM AIX HP-UX 11i HP-UX 11i Linux (pa-risc) (ipf) (ipf)

  5. Dept. BApp 1 Dept. BApp 1 Dynamic adjustment of resources by migration of CPUs between vpars when required HP-UX Rev Y HP-UX Rev Y Dept. BApp 2 Dept. BApp 1 Dept. BApp 2 HP-UX Rev Z HP-UX Rev Z HP-UX Rev Y Business need defines the relative priority and response time for the various applications Dept. BApp 2 Dept. BApp 3 Dept. BApp 1 HP-UX Rev Y HP-UX Rev Z HP-UX Rev Y Dynamic feedback from vpars regarding load and response times Dept.AApp 1 Dept. AApp 1 Dept. AApp 1 Dept. AApp 1 Dept. AApp 1 HP-UX Rev X HP-UX Rev X HP-UX Rev X HP-UX Rev X HP-UX Rev X WLM WLM Rules Sets

  6. Dept. BApp 1 Dept. BApp 1 HP-UX Rev Y HP-UX Rev Y Dept. BApp 2 Dept. BApp 1 Dept. BApp 2 HP-UX Rev Z HP-UX Rev Z HP-UX Rev Y Dept. BApp 2 Dept. BApp 1 Dept. BApp 3 HP-UX Rev Y HP-UX Rev Y HP-UX Rev Z Dept. AApp 1 Dept. AApp 1 Dept. AApp 1 Dept. AApp 1 Dept.AApp 1 HP-UX Rev X HP-UX Rev X HP-UX Rev X HP-UX Rev X HP-UX Rev X Dynamic adjustment of resources by migration of CPUs between vpars when required WLM WLM Rules Sets Business need defines the relative priority and response time for the various applications Dynamic feedback from vpars regarding load and response times

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