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Verfügbare Software für Linux on System z

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Siegfried LangerBusiness Development Managerz/VSE & Linux on System z

Böblingen – 22.03.2011


§ Linux on System z – growing the application portfolio

§ IBM middleware

§ zEnterprise – integrated hybrid computing

§ Examples:

– SAP

– Oracle

§ Linux on System z and the Cloud

Discussion Topics


Types of Workload Being Consolidated

Surveys indicate IBM System z® customers use Linux® for: § Web Serving and Web Application Serving§ Data Serving§ Systems Development

“Best Fit” Workloads for Linux on System z:§ Business connectors: WebSphere® MQSeries®, DB2®

Connect, CICS® Transaction Gateway, IMS™ Connect for Java™

§ Business critical applications: e.g. SAP§ Development and test of WebSphere and Java applications§ WebSphere Application Server (WAS)§ Email & collaboration: Domino™, Web 2.0§ Network Infrastructure: FTP, NFS, DNS, etc. and Comm

Server and Communications Controller for Linux, Communigate Pro (VoIP)§ Data services: Cognos®, Oracle, Informix®, Information

Server, Builders WebFOCUS§ Applications requiring top end disaster recovery model§ Virtualization and Security Services Source: IBM Market IntelligencePercentage of survey respondents

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Other

Network Server

Firewall Server

WorkgroupSystem

eMail Server

Core EnterpriseApp

eCommerce

BI App

Data Serving

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Web Server

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Dramatic growth responding to market demand

* 142 ISVs added to the System z portfolio in YTD 2009

* 900 New System z applications & tools YTD 2009

* 1,700 + ISVs developing for ourSystem z Ecosystem

* 3,500 + applications available for z/OS

* 3,000 + applications available for Linux on System z

System z ISV Ecosystem

Have a look at the IBM Linux on System z ISV Application Directory:http://www-03.ibm.com/systems/z/solutions/isv/linuxproduct.html

http://www-03.ibm.com/systems/z/solutions/isv/linuxproduct.html


Linux Application Areas

1st

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Web, Email, File, Print

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Linux for Business-Critical Workloads:SOA, IoD, Real Time, Secure

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Virtualization, Consolidation

Mid-Market Linux:SMB Apps, SW Appliances

Better Resource Usage

Openness, Applications

Consumability,Applications

ScalabilityReliabilitySecurity

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OSS for Linux on System z

l Apache* Derbypure-Java, full relational database, aka IBM Cloudscape or JavaDB

l WebSphere* Application Server Community EditionOpen Source J2EE Application Server based on Apache Geronimowith additional IBM value adds (JVM, admin GUI, etc.)

l Enhydra*Open Source J2EE Application Server, supporting EAF, JonAS,JBoss and Apache Geronimo containers

l Globus Toolkit*Platform for Grid Computing

l Nagios*Network and system monitoring tool

l JBoss*Red Hat's Open Source Application Server and Middleware


OSS for Linux on System z

l Object Rexx for LinuxOpen Object Rexx (ooRexx) is the free Open Source (CPL) Rexx implementation of the Rexx Language Association (RexxLA)http://www-306.ibm.com/software/awdtools/obj-rexx/linux/index.html http://www.rexxla.org/

l THE, The Hessling EditorGPL text editor similar to the VM/CMS text editor XEDIThttp://hessling-editor.sourceforge.net/index.html

l OSOA – Open Service Oriented Architecturehttp://www.osoa.org/display/Main/Implementation+Examples+and+ToolsOpen Source Implementations of SDO and SCA

l Apache Tuscany: http://cwiki.apache.org/TUSCANY/ l Fabric3: http://fabric3.codehaus.org/ l The Newton Project: http://newton.codecauldron.org/ l SOA PHP Project: http://www.osoa.org/display/PHP/SOA+PHP+Homepagel Eclipse SOA Tools Platform Project: http://www.eclipse.org/stp/ ...

l And much more...

http://www-306.ibm.com/software/awdtools/obj-rexx/linux/index.html

http://www.rexxla.org/

http://hessling-editor.sourceforge.net/index.html

http://www.osoa.org/display/Main/Implementation+Examples+and+Tools

http://cwiki.apache.org/TUSCANY/

http://fabric3.codehaus.org/

http://newton.codecauldron.org/

http://www.osoa.org/display/PHP/SOA+PHP+Homepage

http://www.eclipse.org/stp/



§ IBM middleware


§ Examples:

– SAP

– Oracle


Discussion Topics


Five Focus Areas of IBM Software

Business-Driven Development

Integration & Business Flexibility

Information Management

Collaboration

Service Management


Rational

Modeling, design & development tools

Architecturemanagement

Change and releasemanagement

Process & portfoliomanagement

Quality management

l Secure and reliableemail on Linux

l Open clientsolutions builton Eclipse RCP

l Reliable and efficientplatform for enterprisesoftware development

l Cross-platform Eclipsetools on and for Linux

l Robust and flexibleweb infrastructure

l Scalable and lowTCO SOA platformand tools on Linux

l Horizontal scalabilityand low cost Linuxdatabase clusters

l Balanced data ware-housing on Linux

l Systems managementon and for Linux

l Linux integrated intoenterprise systemsmanagement

InformationManagement

Database ServersDatabase ToolsData WarehousingEnterprise ContentManagement

Information IntegrationMaster Data Management

Express Middleware

Lotus

Application design &development

E-mail, calendaring& collaboration

Instant messaging &web conferencing

Mobile and wirelessSocial softwareTeam collaborationExpress Middleware

Tivoli

Business ApplicationManagement

Security ManagementServer, Network &Device Management

Service ManagementService ProviderSolutions

Storage ManagementExpress Middleware

WebSphere

Application & trans-action infrastructure

Application transformation

Business integrationCommerceMobile and speechmiddleware

PortalsExpress Middleware

Over 500 Linux offerings – see the matrix at: http://www.ibm.com/linux/matrixIBM Software for Linux: http://www.ibm.com/software/os/linux/software/

Over 500 Linux offerings – see the matrix at: http://www.ibm.com/linux/matrixIBM Software for Linux: http://www.ibm.com/software/os/linux/software/

IBM Software for Linux

Linux – on x86, x86-64, POWER (System i, System p), System z

http://www.ibm.com/linux/matrix

http://www.ibm.com/software/os/linux/software/

http://www.ibm.com/linux/matrix

http://www.ibm.com/software/os/linux/software/


FiveSMG SMG –– Software Middleware GroupSoftware Middleware Group

Information ManagementData Governance; Data Management; Data Governance; Data Management; InfoSphereInfoSphere

RationalSoftware Delivery Platform; Compilers and Modernization; QualitySoftware Delivery Platform; Compilers and Modernization; Quality and Security Management; Architecture,and Security Management; Architecture,Design and Construction; Project and Portfolio Management; ChangDesign and Construction; Project and Portfolio Management; Change and Configuration Management; Acceleratorse and Configuration Management; Accelerators

TivoliAsset Management; Network and Service Assurance; Security ManageAsset Management; Network and Service Assurance; Security Management; Service Management; ment; Service Management; Service Request Management; Storage ManagementService Request Management; Storage Management

WebSphereApplication Infrastructure; Application Integration and ConnectiApplication Infrastructure; Application Integration and Connectivity;vity;Business Process Management and Industry Solutions; Commerce, MoBusiness Process Management and Industry Solutions; Commerce, Mobile, Portal and Speech; Miscellaneousbile, Portal and Speech; Miscellaneous

LotusMessaging Applications; Organizational Productivity, Portals andMessaging Applications; Organizational Productivity, Portals and Collaboration; Software as a Service;Collaboration; Software as a Service;Unified Communications and Collaboration; Software Development &Unified Communications and Collaboration; Software Development & Business IntegrationBusiness Integration

? Currently we Transition to More Than Five ...

SSG SSG –– Software Solution GroupSoftware Solution GroupBusiness AnalyticsBusiness AnalyticsAdvanced Analytics; Analytic Applications; Business IntelligenceAdvanced Analytics; Analytic Applications; Business Intelligence and Financial Performance Managementand Financial Performance Management

Industry SolutionsIndustry SolutionsCommerce; Enterprise Content Management; Enterprise Marketing MaCommerce; Enterprise Content Management; Enterprise Marketing Managementnagement


IBM Software Products for Linux on System z – only core products, non-complete list

Dec. 2010

Tivoli

WebSphere / AIM

l CICS Transaction Gatewayl IBM Java SEl WebSphere Application Serverl WebSphere Application Server NDl WAS Community Editionl WebSphere Extended Deploymentl WS Business Eventsl WS Business Modeler Publishing

Serverl WS Business Monitorl WS Business Services Fabricl WS Commercel WS Enterprise Service Busl WS Message Brokerl WS MQl WS MQ File Transfer Editionl WS Process Serverl WS Service Registry & Repositoryl WS sMash

• Information Management

l Alphabloxl Cognos 8 Business Intelligencel DataQuantl DB2 for LUWl DB2 Connectitl Content Integratorl DB2 Content Managerl DB2 Content Manager OnDemandl Filenet P8l Content Managerl Records Managerl Information Serverl WS DataStagel WS Federation Serverl WS QualityStagel Informix Dynamic Server l InfoSphere Master Data

Management Serverl InfoSphere Warehouse on System z

Lotus / Workplacel Dominol WebSphere Portall Forms (Server)l Connectionsl Quickr (Portal)l Sametime

Rationall Asset Managerl BuildForgel ClearCasel Team Concert for System z

• Release Process Manager

• Service Request Manager

• Service Automation Manager (TSAM)

• System Automation• System Automation

Application Manager• Workload Scheduler

Security Management• Access Manager• Director Integrator• Director Server• Federated Identity

Manager• Identity Manager

Network Management• Enterprise Console• NetCool/Omnibus• Network Manager

IP Edition

Asset Management• Asset Management

for IT• Maximo Asset

Management• License Compliance

Manager• Usage and

Accounting Manager

Storage Management• Storage Manager• TPC Agent

• Business Systems Manager• Composite App Manager

• for Appl Diagnostics• Web Resources• WebSphere• for SOA

• Monitoring• for Applications• for Databases

• NetView• OMEGAMON XE for z/VM

and Linux

STG & GTSl IBM Active Energy Managerl IBM VMControl – Image Managerl IBM Systems Directorl IBM Integrated Removable

Media Managerl z/VM

Service and Process AutomationService, Availability andPerformance Management

• Application DependencyDiscovery Manager

• Business ContinuityProcess Manager

• Change & ConfigurationManagement Database

• Dynamic Workload Broker• Provisioning Manager• Provisioning Manager

for SW (TCM)• Provisioning Manager for OS Deployment


New / Updated Info Management Software for System z

InfoSphere Warehouse for System z§ Adds core data warehouse and analytics capabilities to DB2 for z/OS§ Simplifies operational complexity through the deployment of both

operational and warehouse data on a single platform

DW

ETL Tooling

Cubing

MDMBI

Cognos 8 BI for Linux on System z v4§ Provides reporting, analysis and dashboard capabilities in easy-to-deploy,

manage and use software that runs on your System z platform§ Now includes Virtual View Manager and Federation for a single view across

virtually any data source

FileNet Content Manager for System z on Linux v4.5§ FileNet CM combines powerful document management with ready-to-use

workflow and process capabilities to automate and drive content-related tasks and activities



§ IBM middleware


§ Examples:

– SAP

– Oracle


Discussion Topics


IBM zEnterprise System – Best-in-class systems and software technologies A “System of Systems” that unifies IT for predictable service delivery

IBM zEnterprise 196 (z196)

§ Unifies management of resources, extending IBM System z qualities of service end-to-end across workloads§ Provides platform, hardware

and workload management

§ Optimized to host large-scale database, transaction, and mission-critical applications§ The most efficient platform

for large-scale Linux consolidation § Capable of massive scale-up§ New easy-to-use z/OS V1.12

zEnterprise Unified Resource Manager

IBM zEnterprise 196 (z196)

§ Selected IBM POWER7 blades and IBM System x Blades* for tens of thousands of AIX and Linux applications§ High-performance optimizers

and appliances to accelerate time to insight and reduce cost § Dedicated high-performance

private network

zEnterprise Unified Resource Manager

* All statements regarding IBM future direction and intent are subject to change or withdrawal without notice, and represents goals and objectives only.

zEnterprise BladeCenter Extension (zBX)

zEnterprise BladeCenter Extension (zBX)

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Putting zEnterprise System to the taskUse the smarter solution to improve your application design

1 All statements regarding IBM future direction and intent are subject to change or withdrawal without notice, and represents goals and objectives only.

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More Choice with Linux on System z and zBX

Linux on System z§ Highly virtualized with z/VM hypervisor

– Highest flexibility– Supports large number of virtual servers (no architecture limitation)

§ Excellent dynamic management of resources

§ High level of integration with other System z environments (e.g. z/OS, z/VSE)– HiperSockets (data transfer in memory), optionally same disk

environment (integration of backup, DR) and more

zEnterprise BladeCenter Extension (zBX)§ Integration of Linux on System x and AIX on POWER Blades

– Unified management with zEnterprise Unified Resource Manager– Supports integration of heterogenious application environments

§ High-performance optimiziers and appliances for fast analysis and reduced cost

zEnterprise is the beginning of a new generation of System z ... expect more to come!

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§ IBM middleware


§ Examples:

– SAP

– Oracle


Discussion Topics


§ ERP financials, CRM/SCM /SRM …

§ Industry solutions: – Banking, core banking, Bank

Analyzer (reporting), risk and compliance

– Insurance– Retail– Automotive

§ Business Warehouse/Intelligence

SAP on System z :

Today there are over 1200 installations with productive SAP on System z, and plenty of IT organizations looking to consolidate their SAP instances.

Expand and innovate without disruption

Improve visibility, empower better decision making

Improve mission critical industry business processes

SAP Solutions Remain In High Demand To Meet Client Requirements For Business Insight, Improved Productivity, And Innovation


Multiple SAP Systems per SAP Solution

Multiple stages require separate SAP systems►CIOs must reduce IT operational costs

while optimizing resource utilization (people, hardware, software, ...)

Multiple Operational Stages per SAP System

DEV

Multiple Servers per SAP System

SAP Bus. Programs

Business Data

Cust. Bus.Programs

DB-Server

Presentation Clients

High Bandwidth LAN

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►All systems are based on dedicated resources

Test

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SAP System Landscape Complexity


AIXSAP Appl Servers

DB2 Connect

xLinux

SAP Appl ServersDB2 Connect

SAP Appl Servers

x86 Windows

DB2 Connect

DB2 Data Sharing

Central Services

z/OS

SYSPLEX

LPAR, z/VM

SAP Appl Servers

DB2 Connect

zLinux

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Standalone Engines

Adobe Document Services

TREX(search/classification)

liveCacheMDM

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Networking / Messaging

SAP Appliances

Business Warehouse Accelerator

Linux Intel

Blade Center

SAP Database Servers

zEnterprise does:- Cover most of the SAP

application server computing requirements

- Improve management and efficiency of non-z systems supporting a zSAP DB

zEnterprise

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Private Network

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SAP Appl ServersDB2 Connect


Benefits:§Scalability to support over

1 Billion transactions/year§Ability to support SAP and Business

warehouse, enables access to P&L, and daily sales targets§ Low TCO§ Low unit cost /work§ Low staffing costs§ Faster time to market for new offerings in

stores

“Continuous availability and manageability are the design principles of our IT architecture. We’re proud of our ability to fail-over without data loss in a very short period of time. The improved availability and disaster recovery capabilities delivered by running the SAP applications on Linux for System z provide an extra layer of insurance against potentially damaging and expensive outages.”

Clifford W. Gum; SAP Technical Architect, The Home Depot

The Home Depot - SAP on System z

Second largest retailer in the United States with over 1800 stores, 300,000 employees and around 1.2 billion customer transactions a year. Revenue 90 Billion.

Customer Objectives:§ Very high SLA – for managing the stores§ TCO equivalent to Unix/Windows systems§ Disaster Recovery§ Automated Management, Provisioning, Administration &

Support§ Growth without adding staff§ Replace and Centralize store systems

Solution:§ Migrated SAP R/3 to DB2 on z/OS § Near continuous operations § Moving application servers to Linux on z for easy

provisioning and fast disaster recovery § Flexible use of resources allows them to add capacity

without disruption, and dynamically change priorities based on time of day, or application

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Oracle and Linux on System z – IBM & Oracle working together

§ Linux on System z is Oracle’s strategic platform for the mainframe

http://www.redbooks.ibm.com/abstracts/sg247191.html

http://www.redbooks.ibm.com/abstracts/sg247191.html


Oracle HA with System z

System z

z/VM

Linux

Oracle

•Spare CPUs•N+1 power supplies•Chip sparring in memory•Concurrent maintenance •50 years MTBF (system fail.)

•Mature Hypervisor•Hardware assist

•Linux Clustering

•RAC•Data Guard•Flashback•CRS•Grid Control

Hardware provided HA

Operating system HA

Server provided HA

Node 1

Node 2

Linux

Linux

z/VM LPAR 1

Oracle DB

z/VM LPAR 2

IPC*

ApplicationServer(s)

*IPC – IPC is a HiperSockets connection

§ Guards against Linux failure, LPAR failure, z/VM failure, Oracle instance failure, LPAR maintenance§ Can be: Active/active, active/passive § Not limited to two nodes

Oracle RAC

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Cross industry solution with highest traction in: § Financials Services § Mfg ( auto parts, packaging, electrical controls, engines, materials, mining)§ High Tech (both products and design companies , semiconductors)§ Asset Based Industries (like E&C, Utilities, Oil & Gas services)§ Telecommunications§ Travel & Transport§ Public Sector (Federal Agencies & Counties) etc..

Another Workload for System z:Announcing Oracle E-Business Suite on Linux for System z

§ Enterprise Resource Planning § Financials, HR, Project Management§ Supply Chain Management§ Manufacturing§ Technology (Oracle)§ CRM§ Procurement§ Asset Lifecycle Management§ Product Lifecycle Management


Other benefits: Superior resiliency and securitySingle administrator productivity

Infrastructure simplification Lower energy costs

Top three reasons for savings

System administration costsreduced 90%

Subscription and support licenses reduced over 95%

Consolidated 292 Oracle serversto one System z

Customer: A regional North American government organization

$30.1M

$9.1M

70%Savings

System zx86 Servers

A Government Organization Consolidates Applications and Data to Drive Down Costs of Hardware, Software, and Management by 70%!



§ IBM middleware


§ Examples:

– SAP

– Oracle


Discussion Topics


A Step-by-Step Approach for Growing Cloud on zEnterprise

STEP 3Cross-architecture Workload Optimization

STEP 1Consolidate and Virtualize

STEP 2Automate and Manage Better

Take Out CostSimplify

Integrate and Optimize

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§Exploit the extreme virtualization capabilities of System z and z/VM§Use basic z/VM features and

functions to manage virtual Linux servers

§Use advanced z/VM features and functions for automated operations and service delivery§ Introduce Systems Director for

additional image management§Add Tivoli technologies for greater

levels of service management

§ zEnterprise is the industry’s only multi-architecture cloud solution §Use a cloud deployment model

to host multi-tier solutions across System z, POWER and System x resources§Use the Unified Resource

Manager and Tivoli ISM for optimal workload placement

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Business Value:Reduce Cost, Improve Service, Manage Risk

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Cloud Offerings and Products

IBM Systems Director and VMControlSolution Edition for Cloud Computing

Enterprise Linux Server (z10, z196) Solution Edition for Enterprise Linux


Cloud computing is a natural progression from infrastructure transformation…

§ Virtualization is not “Cloud” any more than a house is only its foundation.

CONSOLIDATEPhysical Infrastructure

CLOUDDynamic provisioning for workloads

VIRTUALIZEIncrease Utilization

STANDARDIZEOperational Efficiency

AUTOMATEFlexible delivery & Self Service

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Universita di Bari

Solution Edition for Cloud Computing

Press release: http://www-03.ibm.com/press/us/en/pressrelease/32051.wss

Innovative Cloud Solutions for Local Businesses

BENEFITS to Clients

Universita di Bari, established since 1924, is developing cloud-based solutions for a consortium of companies and universities from five regions of southern Italy.

Fish Market

Electronic fish auction for fishermen while on boats

Wine MarketSupport for 60 wineries to determine demand and get best market price

MoniCALogistics solution tracks and collects data real-time

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Using cloud computing to allow multiple entities to tap into heavy-duty computing power at minimal cost and lowers the barrier to help local businesses to benefit from this technology.

http://www-03.ibm.com/press/us/en/pressrelease/32051.wss


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CLOUD COMPUTING

Reduced Cost

…leveraging virtualization, standardization and automation to free up operational budget for new investment.

VIRTUALIZATION +STANDARDIZATION AUTOMATION+ Increased Flexibility

An effective cloud computing deployment is highly optimized to achieve more with less….

Linux on System zwell positioned for Cloud Computing

OptimizedBusiness

=…allowing you to optimize new investments for direct business benefits

Agility + Business & IT Alignment

ServiceFlexibility+


Questions?

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Phone: +49 7031 - 16 4228

[email protected]


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