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1. Linux on zSeries is a growing and strategically important platform within the IBM customer base.

Whole Servers

1. Linux on zSeries can occupy whole partitions, even whole servers.

Ibm Eserver Zseries

1. This tip details how to configure gcc on Linux for IBM eServer zSeries to act as a cross-compiler.

Instruction

1. If the instruction results differ, the zSeries server retries the instruction.
2. The zSeries servers also effectively execute every instruction twice in order to assure processing integrity.

Linux Distributions

1. There are multiple Linux distributions for zSeries, corresponding to different kernel versions.

Software Product

1. Communication Controller for Linux on zSeries is a software product that emulates 3745 hardware.

Gnu General Public License

1. However, currently Linux on zSeries is completely open source under the GNU General Public License.

Virtual Machines

1. Some installations use Linux for zSeries to run Web servers, where Linux runs as the operating system within many virtual machines.

Websphere Application

1. IBM Tivoli OMEGAMON XE for WebSphere Application Server for Linux on zSeries is a comprehensive performance management tool.

Websphere

1. I've run websphere for zSeries on a vmware virtual machine with no problem and websphere is more resource intensive then any PHP stack.

Unix Environment

1. This white paper provides guidance to customers on which UNIX environment on zSeries is a better alternative for them.

Growing Rapidly

1. Linux is growing rapidly as of mid-2005, and Linux on zSeries is no exception.

Linux

1. Like all other versions of Linux, Linux on zSeries is governed by the GPL free software license.
2. Omegamon XE for Linux on zSeries is a TEMA that provides system level and log metrics to monitor supported Linux for zSeries managed systems.
3. Now, IBM's own experts present the definitive guide to DB2 SQL PL development on any platform: Windows, UNIX, Linux, iSeries, or zSeries.

Zseries

1. On the other hand, mainframes (and Linux on zSeries) do not perform well, at least on a cost basis, for workloads that emphasize single task computation.
2. Linux on zSeries supports Unicode and ASCII just like any other Linux distribution - it is not an EBCDIC -based operating system.
3. Linux on zSeries originated as two separate efforts to port Linux to IBM's largest servers.

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1. Mainframes
2. Information Technology > Computers > Operating Systems > Linux
3. Cost Basis
4. Growing Rapidly
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