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== MCP 4 Era ==
== MCP 4 Era ==
The first referent of the acronym is the [[Burroughs_MCP_Architecture|<span style="color: pink;">operating system</span>]] of the same name, which was at release '''19''' in 2019.


I was the systems programmer at Daytona Beach Community, now Daytona State college which was then a Burroughs shop as my second job out of college. <ref>[https://meansofproduction.biz/aii/node12.html Go There]</ref>
I was the systems programmer at Daytona Beach Community, now Daytona State college which was then a Burroughs shop as my second multi-year job out of college. <ref>[https://meansofproduction.biz/aii/node12.html Go There]</ref>
 
The first referent of the acronym is the [[Burroughs_MCP_Architecture|<span style="color: pink;">operating system</span>]] of the same name, which was at release '''18''' in 2017.


== 4715 Story ==
== 4715 Story ==
In a my domain space concept, it is the designation for nodes of a Domain Control Program (DCP).
In a my domain space concept, it is the designation for nodes of a Domain Control Program (DCP).
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&laquo;MCP&raquo; is the operating system abstraction on a single node of a cluster, or cloud of computers with fast interconnectivity, miniminally 1 gigabit per second. The MCPs operate as the nodes of the larger OS construct, the DCP. MCP itself has these components/layers:
&laquo;MCP&raquo; is the operating system abstraction on a single node of a cluster, or cloud of computers with fast interconnectivity, miniminally 1 gigabit per second. The MCPs operate as the nodes of the larger OS construct, the DCP. MCP itself has these components/layers:
 
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* The top level which is a lisp image running a generic blackboard model of realtime operations control and knowledge base management.
* The top level which is a lisp image running a generic blackboard model of realtime operations control and knowledge base management.
* The workflow level which is implemented by the Work Flow Language, another Burroughs inspiration, reimagined as a context for literate programming and revival of the job control concept based on a generalization of the algol wiffle.
* The workflow level which is implemented by the Work Flow Language, another Burroughs inspiration, reimagined as a context for literate programming and revival of the job control concept based on an adaptation of <span class="plainlinks" style="background-color: white;">[https://meansofproduction.biz/pub/mcpWFL.pdf WFL]</span> to the DCP context.
* A base layer close to machine level using the c++ actor framework and optionally a custom debian kernel.
* A base layer close to machine level using the c++ actor framework and optionally a custom debian kernel.<br>
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== 4716-18 ==
== 4716-18 ==


Precursors marshalled, extant, then in prodtest .
&alpha;/&beta; period:
 
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In this period the elements of the DCP are prototyped, marshalled, deployed then productized:
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<li>Get working build of all packages in same form they will ultimately be used in the product.</li>
<li>Get working build of newly created elements such as the DGUI/SPO and WFL.</li>
<li>Apply the above to the proto domains.</li>
<li>Workout in service of the proto domains.</li>
<li>Do productization/packaging for mass deployment</li>
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CP 4721 roughly corresponds to what is produced by 1 and 2 and the AKDOMHST/SVC SKUs to 5.
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Sometime between milestone 2 and 4, a MCP shell/remote SPO service will be made available to authenticated users.


== CP 4721 ==
== CP 4721 ==
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== See also ==
== See also ==


* Current docs
* [[Documentation]]


== References ==
== Footnote ==
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Revision as of 12:08, 7 October 2019


A timeline of "MCP" in my life course.

MCP 4 Era

The first referent of the acronym is the operating system of the same name, which was at release 19 in 2019.

I was the systems programmer at Daytona Beach Community, now Daytona State college which was then a Burroughs shop as my second multi-year job out of college. [1]

4715 Story

In a my domain space concept, it is the designation for nodes of a Domain Control Program (DCP).


«MCP» is the operating system abstraction on a single node of a cluster, or cloud of computers with fast interconnectivity, miniminally 1 gigabit per second. The MCPs operate as the nodes of the larger OS construct, the DCP. MCP itself has these components/layers:

  • The top level which is a lisp image running a generic blackboard model of realtime operations control and knowledge base management.
  • The workflow level which is implemented by the Work Flow Language, another Burroughs inspiration, reimagined as a context for literate programming and revival of the job control concept based on an adaptation of WFL to the DCP context.
  • A base layer close to machine level using the c++ actor framework and optionally a custom debian kernel.


4716-18

α/β period:


In this period the elements of the DCP are prototyped, marshalled, deployed then productized:

  1. Get working build of all packages in same form they will ultimately be used in the product.
  2. Get working build of newly created elements such as the DGUI/SPO and WFL.
  3. Apply the above to the proto domains.
  4. Workout in service of the proto domains.
  5. Do productization/packaging for mass deployment


CP 4721 roughly corresponds to what is produced by 1 and 2 and the AKDOMHST/SVC SKUs to 5.


Sometime between milestone 2 and 4, a MCP shell/remote SPO service will be made available to authenticated users.

CP 4721

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See also

Footnote