CP-67

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CP-67 was an early IBM virtual machine operating system that pioneered full virtualization on mainframe hardware and directly influenced the design of VM/370.

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CP-67 canonical 5

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Predicate Object
instanceOf IBM operating system ⓘ
mainframe operating system ⓘ
virtual machine operating system ⓘ
architecture IBM System/360 ⓘ
basedOn CP-40 ⓘ
component control program (CP) of CP/CMS ⓘ
countryOfOrigin United States ⓘ
designGoal enable secure multi-user time-sharing ⓘ
provide each user with a private virtual System/360 environment ⓘ
developer IBM ⓘ
IBM Cambridge Scientific Center ⓘ
era 1960s ⓘ
early 1970s ⓘ
executionModel runs guest operating systems in virtual machines ⓘ
feature full virtualization of hardware ⓘ
privileged instruction interception ⓘ
support for CMS as a guest operating system ⓘ
support for multiple concurrent virtual machines ⓘ
time-sharing via virtual machines ⓘ
virtual I/O devices ⓘ
virtual machine monitor ⓘ
virtual memory support ⓘ
virtual storage management ⓘ
hardwareSupportRequired System/360 Model 67 DAT feature ⓘ
dynamic address translation ⓘ
historicalSignificance foundation for IBM VM architecture ⓘ
milestone in virtualization technology ⓘ
influenced IBM VM family ⓘ
VM/370 ⓘ
memoryManagement virtual memory ⓘ
notableFor demonstrating practicality of full virtualization ⓘ
direct influence on VM/370 design ⓘ
early implementation of virtual machine monitor concepts ⓘ
operatingSystemType time-sharing operating system ⓘ
virtualization hypervisor ⓘ
partOf IBM CP/CMS system ⓘ
pioneered full virtualization on mainframe hardware ⓘ
virtual machine concept in commercial mainframes ⓘ
runsOn IBM System/360 Model 67 ⓘ
linked to: IBM System/360
securityModel isolation between virtual machines ⓘ
successor VM/370 ⓘ
supportsGuestOS CMS ⓘ
Cambridge Monitor System ⓘ
usedFor research computing ⓘ
software development in virtual machines ⓘ
time-sharing services ⓘ

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