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IBM has taken the promotion of the mainframe-class of computing to a new level. With the backdrop of legendary reliability, security and scalability, the mainframe has become the benchmark by which all systems are measured. And now with the Open Source implementation of Linux on zSeries computers, the mainframe is in the limelight showing how server consolidation can reliably be re-hosted to the zSeries mainframes from IBM. And why? Because the enterprise data center is the classic example of economies of scale: a central source of services for individuals and businesses, providing cost-effective service by sharing high quality space, equipment and talent. Many of the products in demand from enterprises are available for Linux on zSeries: Web servers (Apache, WebSphere, DB2), file/print services (Samba), mail services (Bynari, Sendmail) and many more applications. For a successful enterprise, this means many, many servers, each needing to be installed, configured and maintained individually. Linux on zSeries, providing the Virtual Linux Server environment, adds another level of economy for an enterprise. IBM zSeries can run ten to hundreds of Virtual Linux Servers—all sharing the same floorspace, the same network connections and the same software. No more farms of servers, miles of cables and armies of technicians. And, need an additional Linux server? It can be ready in minutes. And if you want to have help at your side, call on ValueSys . ValueSys's technical team are trained and experienced on Linux for zSeries, including experience with running Linux on LPAR , z/VM , DASD Disks managment and Network configuration. We can help you with your planning, implementation and ongoing support and maintenance for Linux for zSeries. So for Linux on zSeries services, Call us -- Click here to complete a simple inquiry form and let us know how we can help you take advantage of this exciting new option in mainframe-class computing.
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