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zSeries z900 and z990 Update 2004Bob [email protected]
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Mainframe Momentum – 2003 into 2004
Refreshed zSeries product line- Introduced the z990 and z890
Growth in new workloads- Linux and z/OS (UNIX/NT sourced)
- Approx 70% of revenue
Introduced the Mainframe Charter- Providing a strategic framework
- Lowering costs, improving value
Availability of new exploiting software- Eg. WebSphere v5, DB2 v8
Significant market share gains- 33% revenue growth year-to- year 4Q03
- 34% revenue growth year-to-year 1Q04
- 44% revenue growth year-to-year 2Q04z890
28 models – 26 to 1365 MIPS
z99032 models – 450 to 9060 MIPS
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zSeries Market Share Trends ($250K+ price bands) IBM zSeries has gained 13 points of server revenue share during the last 3 years in the $250K+ price bands. The third
quarter marks the fifth straight quarter of zSeries revenue growth.
“zSeries servers had another very strong quarter with year-to-year revenue growth of 44 percent on MIPS growth of 75 percent. This is the fourth consecutive quarter of revenue growth following the z990 introduction last year.” - Mark Loughridge, IBM CFO to analysts, July 15, 2004
Linux IFL installations in 2003 increased 69% over 2002.
IBM gained 10 points of share YTY, in 2Q04 according to IDC and Gartner Dataquest
source: IDC Server Tracker, rolling 4 quarter share
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zSeries advantage: Providing the highest qualities of service
IBMxSeriesW2000
HPHimalayaNonStop
SunSF15KSolaris
FujitsuP-PowerSolaris
IBMi890
OS/400
IBMp690AIX5L
HPS-DomeHP UX
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Technology 97 201 137 150 169 150 159 205
Manageability 82 178 146 156 190 138 169 220
Market Momentum 274 127 250 226 186 258 245 193
Business Practice 191 171 154 189 196 199 183 194
Totals 644 677 687 721 741 745 756 812
Rank 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1
Technology includes -Processor Technology, System Performance, Clustering (for Performance), Unplanned Downtime (Single), Unplanned Downtime (Clustered), Disaster Tolerance/Recovery
Manageability includes - Planned Downtime, Partition Management, Capacity on Demand, Workload Management, OS Manageability, Server Management Tools
Market Momentum includes - Architectural Viability, ISV Enthusiasm, Application Portfolio, Availability of Skills, Demand Creation, Fulfilment, Gartner Client "RADAR"
Business Practice includes - Ease of Doing Business, Support, Business Strategy, Corporate Viability, Negotiation Opportunity, Professional Services, Delivers on Promises Source: Gartner Group, September 2003, ERP ASEM
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zSeries advantage: Providing the highest qualities of service
IBMxSeriesW2000
HPHimalayaNonStop
SunSF15KSolaris
FujitsuP-PowerSolaris
IBMi890
OS/400
IBMp690AIX5L
HPS-DomeHP UX
IBM z900z/OS
Technology 97 201 137 150 169 150 159 205
Manageability 82 178 146 156 190 138 169 220
Market Momentum 274 127 250 226 186 258 245 193
Business Practice 191 171 154 189 196 199 183 194
Totals 644 677 687 721 741 745 756 812
Rank 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1
Technology includes -Processor Technology, System Performance, Clustering (for Performance), Unplanned Downtime (Single), Unplanned Downtime (Clustered), Disaster Tolerance/Recovery
Manageability includes - Planned Downtime, Partition Management, Capacity on Demand, Workload Management, OS Manageability, Server Management Tools
Market Momentum includes - Architectural Viability, ISV Enthusiasm, Application Portfolio, Availability of Skills, Demand Creation, Fulfilment, Gartner Client "RADAR"
Business Practice includes - Ease of Doing Business, Support, Business Strategy, Corporate Viability, Negotiation Opportunity, Professional Services, Delivers on Promises Source: Gartner Group, September 2003, ERP ASEM
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zSeries Advantage – Providing Highest Qualities of Q of S
'Technology Value'
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W2000DC
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Processor Technology 9 7 8 10System Performance 40 40 40 50
Unplanned Downtime (Single) 40 40 40 50Unplanned Downtime (Clustered) 28 28 32 40
Disaster Tolerance/Recovery 30 25 40 50Totals 147 140 160 200
'Manageability' Planned Downtime 30 45 40 50
Partitioning 35 30 35 50Capacity on Demand 8 20 32 32
OS Manageability 20 28 32 36Server Management Tools 21 18 24 30
Workload Management 30 25 40 50Totals 144 166 203 248
Source: Gartner, ASEM Enterprise Server Update 2004, 22nd October 2004
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Gartner Group – Magic Quadrant for Enterprise Servers
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Platform Selection - Enterprise Server Comparisons
IBM's zSeries z/Architecture provides a ready solution for driving businesses efficiently in an on demand environment. Chief Information Officers (CIOs) of enterprises already operating zSeries or S/390 servers should accelerate plans to incorporate z990 and the latest z/OS, as well as examine the costs and benefits of migrating or consolidating UNIX and Linux workloads to the zSeries with virtualization technology. CIOs whose business-critical operations are not yet operating on zSeries servers should seriously explore the value of placing their most demanding applications on IBM's robust and flexible flagship.
Source: DH Brown, October 2003 IBM zSeries Sun F15K HP Superdome
WorkloadManagement
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Platform Selection - Enterprise Server Comparisons
IBM's zSeries z/Architecture provides a ready solution for driving businesses efficiently in an on demand environment. Chief Information Officers (CIOs) of enterprises already operating zSeries or S/390 servers should accelerate plans to incorporate z990 and the latest z/OS, as well as examine the costs and benefits of migrating or consolidating UNIX and Linux workloads to the zSeries with virtualization technology. CIOs whose business-critical operations are not yet operating on zSeries servers should seriously explore the value of placing their most demanding applications on IBM's robust and flexible flagship.
Source: DH Brown, October 2003 IBM zSeries Sun F15K HP Superdome
WorkloadManagement
Scalability Reliability ApplicationEnablement
SystemArchitecture
verygood
verypoor Partitioning
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Using the Mainframe Charter… To provide a framework for zSeries growth and enhancements
Enhance the value proposition and lower the cost of computing of zSeries solutions in a way that is compelling, clear, and consistent.*
Improvements to Subcapcity pricing for WLC product and key IPLA middlewareSW price performance improvements on z990 and z890WLC price improvement for zOS customer below 215 MSUsPrice reduction on NALC for new workloadsStandardized pricing for IFL Introduction of zAAP for Java workloadsLower memory costsOn/Off Capacity on Demand enhancements (z890 and z990)Lower entry point and improved granularity with z890
Provide leadership in innovation to enhance the use of IBM eServer zSeries to support increasingly integrated and flexible business processes for the on demand business. *
Z890-New Lower IBM zSeries entry point-One model with 28 capacity settings
Z990-Up to 1,024 channels in z/Architecture-Enhanced virtualization with 30 LPARS and 4 LCSS’s
Support programs designed to foster vitality in the zSeries community, helping to promote a strong application portfolio and world-class support services.*
zSeries application solutions - Ex: Linux for zSeries ISVsInfrastructure Simplification for Industry based reference ArchitecturesDeployment of IBM skills to support new solutions on platformIncreased external skills focus.Involvement with open source community.
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zSeries Application Assist Processor (zAAP)–Available on z890 and z990 servers with z/OS
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Operating Systems and Middleware enhancements–z/OS 1.6, z/VM 5.1, VSE enhancements–DB2 V8, WebSphere V5.1, WBISF V5.1
Recent Recent Proof Proof PointsPoints
Recent Recent Proof Proof PointsPoints
Recent Recent Proof Proof PointsPoints
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Mainframe Charter: Delivering new on demand capabilities
Enhance the value proposition and lower the cost of computing of zSeries solutions in a way that is compelling, clear, and consistent.*
Provide leadership in innovation to enhance the use of IBM eServer zSeries to support increasingly integrated and flexible business processes for the on demand business. *
Support programs designed to foster vitality in the zSeries community, helping to promote a strong application portfolio and world-class support services.*
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Business Integration• z/OS 1.6 and zAAP exploitation• Communication Controller on Linux (2005)
Business resiliency & security• GDPS xDR (2004)• GDPS HyperSwap Manager (2005)• Common Information Model (2005)
Broadening ecosystem to enable customer with support and skills
Greater support to enable participation Over 150 new ISVs ISV adopting subcapacity pricing models
* Excerpted from the Mainframe Charter – August 2003
FSS Reference Architectures Live banking demo in MOP
Exponential increase in Scholars Program 70 Universities enrolled Target of 20,000 new skills by 2010
Business Policy Management:• EWLM for zOS (2004)• EWLM for Linux (2005)• Common Information Model• IBM Director Multiplatform (2005)• TBSM and TEC for managing business service levels• TBSM and TEC for managing business service levels of
composite application
Flexible and Responsive pricing Models:• Subcapacity pricing for key platform Software• Broad portfolio of Capacity on Demand offerings
zSeries ServerProven Rebate Offering
Offerings for Integration and Simplification• zAAP capacity with no IBM SW Cost• Application transformation and integration services• Scorpion Studies
Offerings for Resiliency and Security• GDPS®/PPRC Implementation Services • GDPS® HyperSwap Manager – 75% saving on special
SA and netview suite• Base zSeries and z/OS Security workshops
Offerings for Business Policy Mgmt and Optimization• End to End Systems Management Services• IT Optimization Solution Offering • 12-Step Strategic Virtualization Assessment
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Each new range has delivered:ƒ New functionƒ Improved performanceƒ Improved availability and serviceabilityƒ Field upgrades to protect customer investmentƒ Better price/performance
zSeries: Scaling to new Heights
Rn6Sept 1998
Yn6Sept 1998
Xn7-Zn7May 1999
z900-1xxDec 2000
2xx – z800Feb 2002
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> 1000 MIPS
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48 engines32-way
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Addressing business requirementsContinuous availability without complexityImproved business continuityEnhanced virtualization and resource managementIncreased capacity and performanceImproved self-configuring and self-optimising Reduced total cost of ownershipInvestment protection
2001/2 2003/4 2005/6 2007/8
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zSeries directions - delivery roadmap...
z900 Function++ z990 Function++ Technology/next Function....
z800 (spin-off) Spin-off spin-off.....
2000/2001 2002 2003 2004 2005........ zSeries Development Cycle
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Addressing business requirementsContinuous availability without complexityImproved business continuityEnhanced virtualization and resource managementIncreased capacity and performanceImproved self-configuring and self-optimising Reduced total cost of ownershipInvestment protection
2001/2 2003/4 2005/6 2007/8
z900
zSeries directions - delivery roadmap...
z900 Function++ z990 Function++ Technology/next Function....
z800 (spin-off) Spin-off spin-off.....
2000/2001 2002 2003 2004 2005........ zSeries Development Cycle
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HybridCooling
Processor Books and Memory
CEC Cage
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SupportElements
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PowerSupplies
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z990 - Under the Covers
Front View
Fiber Quick Connect Feature
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zArchitecture Positioning in the IBM Mainframe Family
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z900 Up to 3330 MIPsz990 Up to 9060 MIPS
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Where everything enterprise-wide becomes:
Reusable, connected and integrated…
Resilient and highly secure…
Scaleable and responsive..
Simplified and optimized…
Virtualized and cheaper to run…
Unified and flexible to support the business model
VirtualizationAutonomic
Open Standards
Integration
All Managed by Business Priorities
Grid
The On Demand Operating EnvironmentThink of it as a Global Fabric
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zSeries Today and Tomorrow The Pinnacle for Integration & Infrastructure Management
Standalone Unix & Intel Hypervisors Basic Partitioning Virtual I/O
IBM TotalStorage Disk Virtualization File Virtualization Storage infrastructure management
zSeries TodayIndustry Leadership, including: Virtualization Technologies Intelligent Workload management Provisioning Console Management Resiliency & Security
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IBM eServer (Unix & Intel) Virtualization Engine Enabled Workload Management Provisioning Console Management
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Roadmaps for Key Technologies
Business Resiliency and Security• The Secure Vault for heterogeneous IT• The Trust Authority for heterogeneous IT
Intelligent Workload Management• Intelligent Business Director
Business Integration• Delivering business flexibility through integration
zSeries Server Technology Roadmap
Driving added value across the infrastructure
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Tomorrow
Today
Future Vision
All statements regarding IBM's future direction and intent are subject to change or withdrawal without notice, and represent goals and objectives only.
zSeries Server Technology RoadmapPlanned Functional Directions
Performance improvements through increased engine speed and number of processors
Single System Image extension beyond 24-way
Increased availability with greater concurrent capabilities
Increased virtualization with more LPARs
Business continuance enhancements with GDPS
Device addressablility constraint relief
Increased number of processors in a single machine
FICON bandwidth performance improvements
Sysplex timer distance improvements
Linux virtualization improvements
Continued focus on low end granularity for both legacy and new workloads, while deploying new technology
Further increases in processor performance and number of processors in a single machine
High-performance coupling for heterogenous environments
Trusted computing
SCSI access for z/OS
Improved granularity with z890
Improved integrated performance with zAAP
Improved Single System Image with 24-way z/OS 1.6
Increased I/O bandwidth for FICON, via improved performance and number of ports
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Innovation: Key 4Q and 1Q product enhancements that help enable your on demand operating environment
z890 and z990:
–Security – Crypto Express2, Trusted Key Entry (TKE), EAL5 for z990
–Simplification – OSA-Express*, OSA-Express2*, FCP LUN Access Control*
–Flexibility – non-disruptive upgrades on z890
Operating Systems:
–Integration – z/OS v1.6 support of zAAP, Comm. Controller for zLinux
–Security – enhancements to RACF, LDAP and SSL
–Flexibility – z/OS support for 24way Single image
–Optimization – WLM enhancements for DB2 stored procedures, EWLM
Middleware:
–Integration – WebSphere on zAAP, Latest Java links in key middleware
–Automation – Omegamon incorporates leading Tivoli monitor features
–Platform readiness - IMS v9 and CICS TS V3 SOA compliant for Integration
–Integrated Tool Set – zSeries Rational tooling, IMS Online Reorg, DB2 II* Includes delivered and planned zVM exploitation
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Introducing the zSeries Application Assist Processor
Available on IBM Server™ zSeries®990 (z990) and zSeries 890 (z890) and future zSeries servers only
Leveraged by workloads with Java cycles, e.g. WebSphere, DB2®
Attractively priced at $125K USD per zAAP engine.
Up to 1 zAAP per general purpose processor in an LPAR
Executes Java Code with no changes to applications
Traditional IBM zSeries software charges unaffected
Sub-capacity eligible IBM software charges can be reduced
zAAP feature planned availability for June 30th, 2004; software exploitation planned for September 24th, 2004 with z/OS 1.6
New specialty assist processor dedicated exclusively to execution of Java workloads under z/OS®– e.g. WebSphere®
Objective: Enable integration of new Java based Web applications with core z/OS backend database environment for high performance, reliability, availability, security, and lower total cost of ownership
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zAAP Concept Overview: A Simplified Example
Utilizing zAAPs to support WebSphere applications will likely reduce the required CP capacity ...
Without zAAPs
CPs CPs
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50% reduction
In this example, running a WebSphere application that is transactional in nature, using zAAPs can reduce the standard CP capacity requirement by 50%.
** Example is for illustrative purpose only
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Leveraging zAAPs for business Integration and Infrastructure Simplification
zAAPs can help consolidate, simplify and reduce server infrastructure and improve operational efficiencies.
Enables strategic integration of e-business applications with mission-critical database workloads
Potential operational advantages over distributed multi-tier solutions
Eliminates separate tier to handle application server workload
Remove one hardware tier
Remove one TCP/IP link
Leverage core zSeries strengths and manage Java Workloads automatically with z/OS
zSeries Security
zSeries Workload Manager (WLM)
zSeries Availability
zSeries Scalability
zSeries Flexibility
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* WARNING: Applying these ratios to the published MIPS for the z900 2xx models is not valid. Also, these are very preliminary projections based on a limited number of measurements for a subset of the workloads on early (no GA) hardware and are subject to change. ** Maximum of 256 channels per OS image
z900z990
Uni Processor PerformanceSystem CapacityDesign
ModelsProcessing Units (Engines)MemoryLPARsHiperSocketsFICON ChannelsOSA ChannelsTotal ChannelsInternal I/O BandwidthInternal I/O pathsOperating EnvironmentsTemporary Capacity
54 - 61 % Improvement over 2C1*2.4 - 2.9X Improvement over 216*New microprocessor vs. incremental improvementszAAP Java offload engines4 vs. 42 Models32 vs. 16 PUs256 vs. 64 GB Memory30 vs. 15 LPARs16 vs. 4 HiperSockets120 vs. 96 FICON Channels48 vs. 24 OSA Channels1024 vs. 256 Total Channels**2.0 vs. 1.0 GB/Second STIs48 vs. 24 Internal I/O pathsLPAR Only vs. Basic Mode or LPAROn/Off Capacity on Demand vs N/A on z900
z990 at a glance....
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* WARNING: Applying these ratios to the published MIPS for the z900 2xx models is not valid. Also, these are very preliminary projections based on a limited number of measurements for a subset of the workloads on early (no GA) hardware and are subject to change. ** Maximum of 256 channels per OS image
z900z990
Uni Processor PerformanceSystem CapacityDesign
ModelsProcessing Units (Engines)MemoryLPARsHiperSocketsFICON ChannelsOSA ChannelsTotal ChannelsInternal I/O BandwidthInternal I/O pathsOperating EnvironmentsTemporary Capacity
54 - 61 % Improvement over 2C1*2.4 - 2.9X Improvement over 216*New microprocessor vs. incremental improvementszAAP Java offload engines4 vs. 42 Models32 vs. 16 PUs256 vs. 64 GB Memory30 vs. 15 LPARs16 vs. 4 HiperSockets120 vs. 96 FICON Channels48 vs. 24 OSA Channels1024 vs. 256 Total Channels**2.0 vs. 1.0 GB/Second STIs48 vs. 24 Internal I/O pathsLPAR Only vs. Basic Mode or LPAROn/Off Capacity on Demand vs N/A on z900
z990 at a glance....
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z990/z890 Concurrent Upgrade - Customer Controlled
On/Off Capacity on Demand - Temporary upgrade
ƒ Designed for nondisruptive temporary addition of CPs, IFLs, ICFs and zAAP ƒ Upgrades to as much as double current capacity with/without adding enginesƒ "Right to use" feature - Orderable as MES or with new build to initiate contract and
administrative setupƒ Customer orders and installs upgrade via Resource Link and IBM RSFƒ Nondisruptive removal when capacity is no longer wanted
CIU – Customer Initiated Upgrade - Express - Permanent upgrade
ƒ Customer capability to order and install permanent upgradeƒ Not included
• Upgrades requiring parts (e.g. additional memory requiring new cards) • Channel upgrades by LIC enable of existing ports
ƒ CIU feature - MES ordered to initiate contract and administrative setupƒ Customer orders and installs upgrade via Resource Link™ and IBM RSF
CBU – Capacity Backup - Temporary emergency capacity upgrade
ƒ Designed for nondisruptive temporary addition of CPs ONLY in an emergency situation ƒ CBU contract required to order CBU features and CBU LIC CCƒ All z890 CPs run at full speed (e.g. 110 with 1 CBU becomes 270 upon activation)ƒ Nondisruptive downgrade after test or recovery completed
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Console Controller for z890 and z990ƒ System Console (IPL) and operations support for multiple LPARs
Exclusive to new or installed OSA-Express 1000BASE-T Ethernetƒ New CHPID type OSC requiredƒ OSA-ICC delivered with May, 2004, server LICƒ OSA-ICC configured on a port-by-port basis
– Port can be CHPID type OSC, OSD, or OSEƒ Up to 120 console sessions per portƒ CHPID type OSC can be defined as a spanned channel
– Shared among LPARs across LCSSs LAN Connectivity
ƒ LAN-attached consoles running TN3270E clients– non-SNA DFT data streams to TN3270E– Capable of operating at 10, 100, or 1000 Mbps (1 Gbps)
ƒ Uses RJ-45 connection to category 5 Unshielded Twisted Pair (UTP) copper cabling Configuration support via Support Element (SE) and Hardware Management Console (HMC) Exclusive to OSA-Express 1000BASE-T Ethernet (# 1366) Minimum software:
ƒ z/OS V1.3 or z/OS.e V1.3 (z890) with PTF for APAR OA05738– HCD with PTF for APAR OA03689
ƒ z/VM V4.4 with PTF for APAR VM63405 ƒ VSE/ESA V2.6, TPF 4.1
Supports Ethernet-attached TN3270E emulated sessionsƒ Protocol conversion: non-SNA DFT to TN3270E
Can coexist in configurations using prior IBM 2074 models and older 3174 controllers No coaxial cable support or Token-Ring support
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OSA-Express Integrated Console Controller (OSA-ICC)
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Multiple or single Console Sessions per terminal
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Up to one hundred twenty (120) sessions per port across multiple Logical Partitionsƒ MIF capableƒ Can run multiple sessions on a single workstation
For increased console session availability, plan for separate consoles, on separate LANs, on separate ports, on separate OSA-Express features
ƒ Manual, disruptive console session switch possible
z890/z990 OSA-ICC Single System with Alternate Sessions
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Increased flexibility and resiliency through new network and I/O attachment options– OSA-Express21
• GbE and 10GbE• Concurrent LIC updates• TCP/IP Enhancements
– Increase in IP stacks– Large send for TCP/IP traffic– Layer 2 support
– OSA-Express• Improved stack utilization2
• Layer 2 support2
– SAN• Preview of FCP LUN access control3
• FICON™ purge path extended2
Raising the bar for a security-rich environment– Crypto Express21
– TKE 4.2 workstation smart card reader2
– EAL5 certification on the z990
Increased flexibility through non-disruptive capacity setting upgrades on the z890
1 Planned availability is January 28, 2005 2 Planned availability is October 29, 2004 3
Innovation – New zSeries Server EnhancementsNetworking and Security Enhancements that help enable your on demand operating environment
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Innovation: z/OS designed for the on demand operating environment
Integrating new applications –Improved JAVA integration with support for zAAP
–Increased scale and performance with 64-bit C/C++ and 64-bit JAVA (shipped as separate product)
–Improved performance with new C/C++ compiler options to exploit z890s and z990s
Increased scale of z/OS workloads –24-way single image in z990 logical partition
–32-way single image (planned for 2005)
Simplified management of security features–Improved interoperability between RACF and LDAP
–SSL-enhanced digital certificate management
Increased optimization of resources –WLM enhanced for DB2 stored procedures
–DFSMS placement of critical datasets on Parallel Access Volumes
z/OS 1.6 Availability: September 24, 2004
z/OS 1.7 Preview Planned availability: September 2005
* All statements regarding IBM future direction and intent are subject to change or withdrawal without notice, and represents goals and objectives only.
Improved business resiliency – XRC+ extensions for GDPS
Application Development– Java access to VSAM data with JDBC Connector (planned for
2005)
Cross system management – z/OS support of IBM Virtualization Engine™
- Enterprise Workload Manager (planned for Dec 2004)
- Common Information Model (planned for 2005)
Enhanced networking and security – Network security configuration, monitoring, scalability and
performance enhancements
– TCP/IP sysplex availability enhancements - z/OS Load Balancing Advisor, DVIPA reacquisition
Usability – New z/OS Health Checker component
z/OS 1.6 is the first release to require z/Architecture™, and will only run on zSeries servers: (z890, z990, z800, z900)
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Innovation: Virtualization and Linux in the on demand operating environment
Advanced Virtualization capabilities provide more cost-effective and robust virtual Linux servers
–Deployment of a Linux server farm on z/VM using only FCP-attached SCSI disks.
–Improved cryptographic performance with PCIXCC support for Linux and z/OS guests
Exploitation of z/VM Technology provides
–Support for the OSA-Express – Integrated Console Controller
–Support of four Logical Channel SubSystems (LCSSs)
–Higher availability for network traffic using the z/VM Virtual Switch
Strengths of 64-bit computing
–Requires z/Architecture servers: z990, z890, z900, z800
–Customers can still run a mix of 31- and 64-bit virtual servers
z/VM V5.1 Availability: September 24, 2004
z/VM 5.1 Enhancements Announced October 2004
Available December 3, 2004
–z/VM Virtual Switch exploitation of Layer 2 mode on OSA-Express
–Performance Toolkit for VM enhancements to support monitor records created by the SUSE LINUX 2.6 kernel
Available January 28, 2005
–Improved security for Linux and z/OS guests with Crypto Express2 support
–OSA-Express2 support (includes 10 GbE support)
–More device connections for TCP/IP for z/VM
FCP LUN access control for added control of SCSI devices is planned to be supported at the availability of this function on the z990 and z890
Planned Availability in 2005*…
Communications Controller for Linux on zSeries
–Planned select NCP (Network Control Program) functions software running within Linux on zSeries
–Allows customers to continue using traditional SNA without a dependency on IBM 3745 and 3746 Communications Controller hardware.
* 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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Cost of People vs. Spending on New Systems
zSeries Delivers Unique Value to the On Demand Business
The value of your IT goes beyond TCA–Intelligent workload management capabilities can
help optimize IT resources–World class operational resiliency and security
help lower the cost of downtime and avoid damage to your reputation.
Complexity in today’s mixed platform environments make it hard to gauge their true ROI
–Unique measurement capabilities help accurately identify the cost of operations to its end users
On demand IT infrastructure is becoming more flexible and responsive. So should its’ cost
–zSeries provides variable hardware and software pricing metrics to better align costs with resources consumed.
–Extended ISV community adopting similar metrics provides cohesive pricing strategy for platform.
zSeries plans to continue to deliver industry-paced price performance
Server spending (USM$)
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Pricing for New WorkloadsLow cost z/OS.e for new applications on z890 & z800
–Supports EWLC granular MSU-based pricing
Cost-effective z/VM V5.1 engine-based pricing
–Lower entry point and lower cost growth that can be aggregated across world wide enterprises
–zSeries 64bit
zSeries 64 bit Server-Proven New Workload rebate
–integrate New Workload application onto zSeries servers
Business Resilience Offerings Geographically Dispersed Parallel Sysplex ® (GDPS)
offerings for more continuous availability and resilient recovery
– New entry level GDPS ® HyperSwapTM Manager solution with selected function Tivoli Netview and SA products at reduced cost
–New GDPS ® Multiplatform Resiliency for zSeries provides continuous availability for Linux on zSeries
Price Effective CBU zSeries & 9672 offerings – to establish critical back up capacity for development and production systems.
Offering for an Integrated On Demand World zSeries Application Assist Processors (zAAPs)
–Integrate legacy workloads with Java apps
–zAAPs execute Java cycles with no changes to applications and no IBM SW charges
Linux and Integrated Facilities for Linux (IFLs)
–Leverage virtualization technology to consolidate distributed servers
–Integrate with DB applications
–Leverage mainframe qualities of service
Both zAAPs & IFLs price performance at $125K/eng*
Flexible and Responsive Pricing Sub-capacity Workload License charging (WLC) better aligns SW
costs with consumption
–Gaining support in software community
Sub-capacity pricing extended beyond WLC to IPLA (one-time charge) products
–New for zSeries Software tools
Capacity on Demand offerings help quickly activate capacity to meet changing business needs
–A broad portfolio of permanent and temporary capacities
–On/Off Capacity on Demand now offers Daily IPLA SW charges and a free one-day Test on z990 and z890
zSeries: Delivering Value for an On Demand World
*Prices may vary by geography and country
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Key Offerings to Enable On Demand Business
GDPS®/PPRC (Metro Mirror) Implementation Services - Minimize business interruption by providing near continuous availability for zSeries. (now supports Linux for zSeries as z/VM guest)
Now, Enhanced for GDPS Multi Platform Resiliency for zSeries
GDPS® HyperSwapTM Manager - Minimize business interruption by providing near continuous availability during planned or unplanned storage subsystem outages.
Announce: Oct 7 04
Availability: 1Q/05
Security Health Check - Security is a base element of a solid On Demand solution, know the relative strengths and weaknesses in your environment.
Now
Base zSeries and z/OS Security workshops - Provides a platform for understanding zSeries security options for complex environments.
Now
IT Optimization Solution Offering - Examines an organization's ability to achieve business value and better leverage IT assets to improve return on investment.
Now
End to End Systems Management - Maintain increasing workloads caused by new applications, including identification of failures in IT resources, at a reduced cost.
Oct 7, 2004
Transformation Connectivity Offering - Avoiding rewrite of legacy applications and create new value from existing applications by reducing development cost.
Announce: Oct 7, 04
Transformation Application Architecture Offering - Architect applications for greater business flexibility through integration, speeding IT responsiveness.
Announce: Oct 7, 04
Application Integration Offering - Integrate islands of applications, processes and data to get the right information to the right people at the right time.
Announce: Oct 7, 04
IBM Dynamic Infrastructure Offering for SAP - Implement SAP’s adaptive computing concept to create a truly variable, integrated and automated infrastructure.
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12-Step Strategic Virtualization Assessment - Identify and resolve current client IT and Business complexities with a virtualized framework for future IT architectures.
Announce: Oct 7, 04
Availability: 1Q/05
Scorpion Assessment - Consolidate Windows, UNIX and Mainframe servers and storage devices to help reduce the cost and complexity of your infrastructure.
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zSeries Server Top 5 Differentitorsƒ Integrated
– Resources are shared, can allow handling of transaction peaks
ƒ Available– Application availability not System– Proven hypervisor >15 years– >50 percent of Oper Sys Recovery
ƒ Virtualization– Unlimited Processor Sharing– Shared I/O adapters– Enables proven high utilization,
efficient operation - breaking barriers like number of devices.
ƒ Secure– Proven security – Digital Certificate Authority – z/OS 1.3
ƒ TCO– WLM to meet customer policy goals– Linux – server consolidation
*s390.ibm.com/products/s390da/applications/guide.html
N e w W o r k l o a ds
zSeries Platform
Linux
z/OS z/VMLinux
JVM
PR/SM LPAR (up to 30 logical partitions)
ConsolidateCluster/ParallelFile/Disk/Print
Appl.+DB
ERP
IMS
CICS
Siebel
LinuxAppl
Java &
EJBAppl*
WebSpheree-commerce
businessappl.
trans- action
DL/IDB2
trans- action
zSeries: Flexibility with near zero downtime
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IBM Resource Link, Web-based toolƒ ibm.com/servers/resourcelink/
– Services section: zSeries Fiber Cabling Service– Planning section/Physical Planning
Physical Planning manuals, GIM– Education section: zSeries courses (z800, z890, z900 & z990)
General Information for Planning a Physical Site (GIM)– CHPID Mapping Tool
ibm.com/zseries/zaapƒ Getting Started, FAQ, Java projection tool
redbooks.ibm.comƒ IBM Redbooks
ibm.com/servers/eserver/zseries/networkingƒ The network connectivity home page
ibm.com/servers/eserver/zseries/connectivityƒ The I/O connectivity home pageƒ Go to this location for a list of FICON/FCP supported devices
ibm.com/wwoiƒ Announcement Letters
zSeries: On the Internet
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Where to Find More Information… zSeries Home Page
– http://www-1.ibm.com/servers/eserver/zseries/ zSeries Announcement Landing Page
– http://www.ibm.com/servers/eserver/zseries/feature100704
IBM Scholars Program & IT Co-op Program
– Scholars zSeries Program & University Participants: http://ibm.com/university/zseries
– Scholars zSeries & Co-op Program contact: [email protected]
IBM ITTS Offerings - shorten
– IBM ITTS zSeries Curriculum View: http://ibm.com/services/learning/us/catalog/zseries/zSeries
– Roadmaps: http://ibm.com/services/learning/us/catalog/zseries/roadmaps/
– Digital Video Library: http://ibm.com/services/learning/us/elearning/dvl
– 1-800-IBM-TEACH
IBM zSeries Technical Support
– IBM zSeries Technical Support: http://www-1.ibm.com/servers/eserver/support/zseries/
Virtual Innovation Center for Enabling Solutions on zSeries
– http://www-1.ibm.com/servers/enable/z/index.html IBM’s Global Solutions Directory - Applications, tools and services from IBM and IBM Business Partners
– http://www.developer.ibm.com/solutions/isv/igssg.nsf/LanguageSelector?OpenForm Business Partner Search
– http://www.developer.ibm.com/bpconnections/bpcms.nsf/publicsearchGUI?OpenFrameset&NL=en ISV Solution Link- Automated Sales Channel Enablement for ISV and IBM Solutions
– http://www-1.ibm.com/servers/solutions/finder/CSFServlet.wss Consultant and Integrator info and activities
www.ibm.com/partner/consultants click on your region, then Hardware/Servers, then zSeries