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What s Old is New AgainConsolidation and Innovation with Linux on theMainframe at Sparda

Nice to Meet You !Wilhelm MildExecutive IT ArchitectIBM Research &Development GmbHwilhelm.mild@de.ibm.comOliver RöthingerSystem Programmer andAdministrator z/VM and Linuxon z Systems, Sparda DVoliver.roethinger@spb.de2Meike ChabowskiSenior Product MarketingManager, SUSEMeike.Chabowski@suse.com

51 Years ystem-360-computers/3

Grandpa Mainframe 874

Hair Stands on End !!5

BUT .http://www.wired.com/2015/01/z13-mainframe/6

IBM z Systems More „HYPE“ Than Ever7

Who is Using IBM z Systems ? 92 of the world’s top 100 banks, 23 of the 25 top US retailers,and 10 of 10 of the world’s largest insurance companies 79% of global Fortune 500 companies 9 of top 10 global life and health insurance providers 23 of the 25 largest airlines rely on IBM z Systems Mainframes process 30 billion business transactions/day,including most major credit card transactions and stock trades,money transfers, manufacturing processes, and ERP systems.SHARE as user group conference represents 20,000 individualsfrom 2,000 companies: state & federal government agencies,universities, retail, energy, manufacturing, banks, and insurancecompanies.Source: IBM and http://www.share.org/p/bl/et/blogid 2&blogaid 2348

Linux – Innovation Impulse27.3% Total installed MIPS run Linux35% of all z Systems servers have IFLs39% z Systems Customers run IFLs80 of top 100 z Systems customers run Linux on zSystems9

IBM LinuxONE InitiativeLinuxONE Emperor The ultimate flexibility,scalability, performanceand trust for businesscritical Linux applications.With a huge capacityrange you can grow withvirtually limitless scaleto handles the mostdemanding workloadsLinuxONE Rockhopper An entry point into theIBM LinuxONE Systemsfamily, offering all thesame great capabilities,innovation andvalue of IBM LinuxONEwith the flexibilityof a smaller packageBroaden Ecosystem for Linux on IBM z SystemsKVM for IBM z Systems – Supported by SUSE Linux Enterprise Server for System zOpen Mainframe Project to advance development and adoption of Linux on themainframe platform10

Clients Consolidate Many Workloads onLinux on z BigInsightsContent MgtInfo.ServerTivoliStorage MgSPSSIBMIntegrationBusMaster urcesHardwareresourcesDatabase deploymentWeb application and SOAinfrastructure EVERTEC (Oracle) L3C LLP (Oracle) Dundee City Council (Oracle) Met Office (Oracle) America First Credit Union (DB2) SinfoniaRx (DB2) Marist College (DB2) BTMU Nationwide Halkbank Renfe Bank of New ZealandMaximoConnections/ Notes and much moreReal-time insights Sicoob White Cube Bankia Miami-Dade County IBM ABK-Systeme GmbH (MobileFirst P.F.) Banca Carige (MobileFirst P.F.) German Pension Fund (Content Mgt) BCBS Minnesota (SAP) Baldor (SAP) Porto Alegre (Maximo) City a. County of Honolulu (Maximo) IBM (Connections/Notes)More cases: ibm.com/systems/z/os/linux/success/index.html1212

The Value of IBM z Systems for OracleReduce cost by simplifying and optimizing yourbusiness process infrastructure with highly utilizedServer resources designed for the digital economyIBM z SystemsThe right choice forOracle missioncritical workloadsz Systems provide unsurpassed scalability andvirtualization capabilities that can help to supportHundreds to thousands of virtual serversReduce the IT equipment footprint and maximizeits efficiency with the simplicity of a single serverSolutionIBM z Systems z13Use automated failover and rapid recovery forbusiness-critical applications and dataIBM z Systems are recognized as the mostavailable, scalable, and secure platform11 Forrester: Secure The Enterprise With Confidence Using A Mainframe Infrastructure, March 201313IBM zEnterprise BC12 (zBC12)13

Resources: IBM & Oracle Working TogetherIBM Redbooks: Experiences with Oracle Database 12c Release 1 on Linux onSystem z Experiences with Oracle 11gR2 on Linux on System z Installing Oracle 11gR2 RAC on Linux on System z ALL Oracle on System z RedbooksIBM Performance Papers: Oracle Database on Linux on System z - Disk I/O ConnectivityStudy Analyzing BI Oracle Workloads Oracle Real Application Clusters on Linux on IBM System z: Setup and network performance tuning1414

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Sparda-Datenverarbeitung e.G. offers itsEC12service ces like ATM s, bank employeesaccountscustomersIT employeesWindows serversUnix/Linux serversBanking Balance of Euro 64,3 BnZentrale Systeme Oliver Röthinger11/02/20151 von X

Problems in 2004-Big intel based server farms with Red HatEC12-Datacenter run out of space- Footprint of server farms very high-High energy usage- No virtualisationZentrale Systeme Oliver Röthinger11/02/20151 von X

The Solution: Linux on z SystemsEC12- We already had a mainframe-We had knowledge of z/VM and Linux- It was simple to install and provide thefirst Linux on z Systems- The pilot system fulfilled all requirementsfor developmentZentrale Systeme Oliver Röthinger11/02/20151 von X

Why Linux on z Systems ?The mainframe is optimized for dealing with heavy I/O rates.Independant I/O processors in system z guarantee highest I/O throuput.Zentrale Systeme Oliver Röthinger11/02/20151 von X

Why Linux on z Systems ?Customer data and transactions need the highest level of security.IBM z Systems is the only commercial system that reaches EAL 5 (EvaluationAssurance Level 5 Security Classification) if it s using RACF.Zentrale Systeme Oliver Röthinger11/02/20151 von X

Why Linux on z Systems ?Virtualising Linux with z/VM hypervisor saves time.Provisioning of new linux images is done in a very short time by cloningGOLDEN Images .If running in an z/VM SSI Cluster, disaster recovery is simple to implement .Zentrale Systeme Oliver Röthinger11/02/20151 von X

Why Linux on z Systems ?We save money with running Linux on z Systems.License costs are reduced by consolidating databases on z Systems.Zentrale Systeme Oliver Röthinger11/02/20151 von X

Back to 2004Decision for Linux on z, but which distribution to use?Our favourite was SUSE Linux Enterprise Server because: SUSE was an early adopter on z Systems.Only SUSE fulfilled all technical requirements ( fibre channel protocol ).Some SUSE guys were working in the IBM Lab.SUSE support was always excellent.Installation process and customizing the SUSE Linux Enterprise on z wentsmoothly; no reason to change the distribution. SUSE headquarter is in Nuernberg; we are located in Nuernberg, too.Zentrale Systeme Oliver Röthinger11/02/20151 von X

Hardware Environment at Sparda-Datenverarbeitung e.G. 2 datacenters with 10km distance between 2 x z13 systems each18 IFLs9 CPs15 ZIIPs1 TB memory 2 x DS8870 systems with PPRC880 TB usable storageZentrale Systeme Oliver Röthinger11/02/20151 von X

IFL Integrated Facility for Linux.An IFL is not a special hardware, it s a classic mainframe processor with limited usage bymicrocode.An IFL can be used for z/VM and Linux only.It can t be used for general purpose reasons ( z/OS ). This limit helps to save money.The latest z Systemsis a z13. It uses8-core technology anda clock rate of 5.0 GHz.Zentrale Systeme Oliver Röthinger11/02/20151 von X

Hardware for z/VM and Linux on z SystemsDatacenter 118 IFLs( 15 production3 development )IBM DS8870development360 TB1 TB memoryDatacenter 218 IFLs( 15 production3 development )1 TB memoryIBM DS8870production520 TBZentrale Systeme Oliver Röthinger11/02/20151 von X

LPAR Definition Site Appl.NetworkDB2GDPS WebSphereVM1D ( VM1A )z/Linuxz/VMProxyTCP/IPz/LinuxAppl.VSwitchZentrale Systeme Oliver Röthinger11/02/20151 von X

VM 6.3 Single System ImageSite 1Site nVME1databases applicationVME2databases applicationZentrale Systeme Oliver Röthinger11/02/20151 von X

Applications we are Running on z SystemsSystem automationforMulti-platformDatabase DB2Database OracleJAVAJAVAJAVASingle system imagespread over todatacenters.Database PostgresJBOSSTSMJBOSSJBOSSCTG.Zentrale Systeme Oliver Röthinger11/02/20151 von X

Why Databases on z Systems ?Consolidating databases Oracle and DB2 to save license costs.Pricing for Oracle and DB2 is related on number of cores.With z Systems you need less cores than in distributed systems to runthe same workload. This fact helps to save money.The mainframe is optimized to handle IO s. Best response times.Zentrale Systeme Oliver Röthinger11/02/20151 von X

Timeline as of 10/30/20152015 z13 andDS8870;GDPS/MTMM.2013 ESP forz/VM 6.32011 SingleSystem Image2005 differentDB2 systems forproduction2007migrationCTG onz/Linux2009 JBOSS onz Systems2008GDPS/XDR2012 UnifiedRessourceManager140 Linux on zsystems2014 biggestLinux guest 5IFL s and 15 TBdata2010 growth of about15 Linux on z systemseach year2006 first Oraclesystems on Linux on zNovember 2004consolidation TSMThe Beginning serverin April 2004DB2 on SLES8Zentrale Systeme Oliver Röthinger11/02/20151 von X

Why Linux on z Systems ?Linux is a modern and plattform independent operating system.The combination of IBM z13 and Linux on z Systems is ideal to develophigh availability state-of-the-art solutions and applications.Zentrale Systeme Oliver Röthinger11/02/20151 von X

ConclusionReducing IT budget.Scalability ( Using the “White Space” ).Simplifying administration and maintenance.Dealing more systems with fewer people.Smaller footprint and homogenous infrastructure.Flexibility ( faster provisioning of new Linux systems ).Reuse of resources.Zentrale Systeme Oliver Röthinger11/02/20151 von X

ConclusionLess hardware helps to avoid outages.Simplifies troubleshooting and debugging.Maximum throughput with internal mainframe connections;Minimized latency times.Highest security. Network sniffing is very difficult.Simple methods to handle a disaster recovery.z/VM with SUSE Linux Enterprise Server is the most effectivecombination for our company.Zentrale Systeme Oliver Röthinger11/02/20151 von X

The FutureSystem automation for all Linux on IBM z Systems; end to end automationSimplifying maintenance. SUSE Manager could be an option.Three site solution for disk environment to switch the location withoutoutages.Ongoing provisioning of new Linux on z Systems workloads.Zentrale Systeme Oliver Röthinger11/02/20151 von X

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IBM LinuxONE Systems family, offering all the same great capabilities, innovation and value of IBM LinuxONE with the flexibility of a smaller package LinuxONE Emperor LinuxONE Rockhopper IBM LinuxONE Initiative KVM for IBM z Systems -Supported by SUSE Linux Enterprise Server for System z Broaden Ecosystem for Linux on IBM z Systems