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Building an Ensemble Using IBM zEnterprise Unified Resource Manager

2012-06-11 · O'Reilly Data Engineering Books O'Reilly Amazon

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with Paul Sutera , Qi Ye , Thomas Schulze , Iain Neville , Marian Gasparovic , Richard Young , Bill White , Octavian Lascu , Paola Bari , Elsie Ramos , Gwen Dente , Mike Ebbers , Brian Hatfield , Jeff McDonough , Giancarlo Rodolfi , Wolfgang Fries

data data-engineering IBM Cyber Security

For the first time it is possible to deploy an integrated hardware platform that brings mainframe and distributed technologies together: a system that can start to replace individual islands of computing and that can work to reduce complexity, improve security, and bring applications closer to the data that they need.

IBM eServer zSeries 890 Technical Introduction

2004-05-21 · O'Reilly Data Engineering Books O'Reilly Amazon

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with Jose Fadel , Dick Jorna , Bill Ogden , Mario Almeida , Parwez Hamid , Bill White , Brian Hatfield

data data-engineering IBM Java

This IBM Redbooks publication introduces the IBM eServer zSeries 890, which represents the continuation of the scalable servers featured with the IBM eServer zSeries 990. The z890 is based on z/Architecture, the zSeries building blocks of the z990, and the virtualization technology of passed sever families. It is designed to be resilient in the unpredictable on demand world. The z890 is a single model server with a wide range of capacity settings, delivering significantly improved granularity and enriched functions over its predecessor. At the same time, the z890 is also introducing the new eServer zSeries Application Assist Processor (zAAP), which provides a Java execution environment. This publication provides information on the hardware and software features available with the z890. It also includes planning and migration considerations. This technical introduction is intended for hardware planners, system engineers, and consultants who need to understand the capabilities of the z890.