provide a more
The System z10 Integrated Information Processor (zIIP) is designed to support select data and transaction process- ing and network workloads and thereby make the consoli- dation of these workloads on to the System z platform more cost effective. Workloads eligible for the zIIP (with z/OS V1.7 or later) include remote connectivity to DB2
to help support these workloads: Business Intelligence (BI), Enterprise Relationship Management (ERP), Customer Relationship Management (CRM) and Extensible Markup Language (XML) applications. In addition to supporting remote connectivity to DB2 (via DRDA® over TCP/IP) the zIIP also supports DB2 long running parallel
in an enterprise. In addition, zIIP (with z/OS V1.10) sup- ports select z/OS Global Mirror (formerly called Extended Remote Copy, XRC) disk copy service functions. z/OS V1.10 also introduces zIIP Assisted HiperSockets for large messages (available on System z10 servers only).
The new capability provided with
to offl oad z/OS system software overhead, such as DB2 workloads on zIIPs, and to offer an economical Java exe- cution environment under z/OS on zAAPs, all in the same z/VM LPAR.
The New Face Of System z
IBM’s mainframe capabilities are legendary. Customers deploy systems that remain available for years because they are expected to, and continue to, work above expec- tations. However, these systems have seen signifi cant innovative improvements for running new applications and consolidating workloads in the last few years, and custom- ers can see real gains in price/performance by taking advantage of this new technology.
IBM provides affordable
z Can Do IT. The future runs on IBM System z and the future begins today!
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