CP/CMS

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CP/CMS was an influential IBM time-sharing operating system for mainframes that pioneered virtual machine concepts later embodied in IBM's VM family.

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CP/CMS canonical 3

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Predicate Object
instanceOf IBM operating system
mainframe operating system
time-sharing operating system
virtual machine monitor
architecture IBM System/360
IBM System/370
basedOn CP-40
countryOfOrigin United States
designGoal efficient time-sharing on mainframes
isolation between users via virtualization
developer IBM
IBM Cambridge Scientific Center
distributionModel unsupported IBM Type-III library program
executedOn IBM mainframe hardware
fullName Control Program/Cambridge Monitor System
genre virtual machine operating system
hasPart Cambridge Monitor System
Control Program
historicalPeriod 1970s
late 1960s
inception 1967
influenced IBM VM family
VM/370
virtualization technology
kernelType hypervisor
license proprietary software
notableFeature ability to run multiple operating systems concurrently
each user runs in a separate virtual machine
virtual 360 environment for each user
notableFor early practical implementation of virtual machines
influencing modern hypervisors
operatingSystemFor IBM System/360 Model 67
linked to: IBM System/360

IBM System/370
pioneered full virtualization of hardware
virtual machine concept
precededBy CP-40 experimental system
programmingLanguage assembly language
shortName CP/CMS
successor VM/370
VM/ESA
linked to: z/VM

z/VM
supports interactive computing
multiple virtual machines
time-sharing
usedBy commercial users
research institutions
universities

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z/VM basedOn CP/CMS
VM/370 predecessor CP/CMS
CP/CMS shortName CP/CMS