LPAR Meaning

The LPAR meaning is "Logical Partition". The LPAR abbreviation has 10 different full form.

LPAR Full Forms

  1. Logical Partition A logical partition (LPAR) is the division of a computer's processors, 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. The number of logical partitions that can be created depends on the system's processor model and resources available. Typically, partitions are used for different purposes such as database operation or client/server operation or to separate test and production environments. Each 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. Today, both IBM's S/390 (now z/900 Series) and AS/400 products support logical partitioning. Technology, Management, Computing, Telecommunications, Volume, IT Terminology
  2. Lembaga Perlindungan Anak Rembang
  3. Large Phased Array Radar Technology, Missile, China
  4. Large-Phased Array Radar
  5. Large Phased-Array Radar Technology, Missile, Military
  6. Logische Partitionierung Technology
  7. Logic for Programming, Artificial Intelligence and Reasoning Technology
  8. Logic Programming and Automated Reasoning Technology, Computing, Telecommunications
  9. Logic for Programming and Automated Reasoning
  10. Logical Partition Access Resources Technology, Power, Blade

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

  1. What does LPAR stand for?

    LPAR stands for Logical Partition Access Resources.

  2. What is the shortened form of Large-Phased Array Radar?

    The short form of "Large-Phased Array Radar" is LPAR.

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