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LinuxONE™ Introducing the IBM LinuxONE™ Family Two siblings, one architecture, Linux only, named after species penguins Rockhopper II Single cabinet 100’s VMs or containers 40 LPARs Emperor II Dual cabinet 1000’s VMs or containers 85 LPARs LinuxONE Rockhopper™ II LinuxONE Emperor™ II “Bare Metal” z/VM 1 © 2017 IBM Corporation© 2018 IBM Corporation LinuxONE™ An IBM LinuxONE for everyone “Right-size” to fit your needs Rockhopper II Emperor II Performance in a Smaller Footprint Extreme Scale • Equivalent to ~200 x86 cores • Equivalent to ~1300 x86 cores • Up to 8 TB memory • Up to 32 TB memory • I/O support for up to 2 million • I/O requirements up to 9 million IOPS IOPS, • Raw I/O bandwidth of 128 GB/S • Raw I/O bandwidth of • 19” industry standard form factor 832 GB/S • PDU-based1 with 200v-240v • Bulk power based on 480v power • Massive Capacity Back Up (CBU) • Optional 16U of available frame on demand space for additional components, • Can fill need for on-site disaster e.g., storage, server, network recovery switch • Air-cooled or water-cooled • Air-cooled only 2 © 2017 IBM Corporation© 2018 IBM Corporation Our 18-year journey with Linux on the Platform 2018: 2017: § I BM z14 ZR1 § I BM z14 M01-M05 § Preview: § z/ VM Subcapacity z/VM 7.1 2016: § I BM Wave 1.2 SP6 § KVM 1.1.2 § z/ VM 6.4 2015: § KVM for I BM z § I BM Wave upd. • I BM Cloud Private § I BM zAware for Linux • Db2 Warehouse § I BM LinuxONE™ • Blockchain • DBaaS ref.archit. • Open source • Spectrum Scale 5.0 ecosystem • Docker Ent.Edition 2014: § I BM Wave ® • Db2 BLU § OpenStack • GDPS®Virtual Appliance § RHEL • Financial Transaction Mgr 7.5 • Open source ecosystem § RHEL 7.3 § … § KVM support distros 2009: § SLES12 SP2 § … 2001: § RHEL 7.4 First release § z/VM®v6 ™ § Ubuntu 16.04 Red Hat Linux • Spectrum Scale § SLES 12 SP3 2000: § Enterprise Linux Server • Oracle 12c § Ubuntu 17.04 SUSE Linux (ELS) § RHEL 7.2 1999: 2007: § SLES 12 SP1 Linux on 2001: IBM Big Green Consolidation ® S/390 HiperSockets™ 3900 to 30 servers 2013: 2000: >3000 Applications Integrated Facility for Linux (I FL) 2006: 1999: IBM 2000: 2002: 1000 Appl., 300 I SVs Linux Tech Db2®, major I SVs: Center WebSphere® SAP, Oracle 9i © 2018 IBM Corporation LinuxONE™ Open Source Software Validated on LinuxONE https://www.ibm.com/developerworks/community/forums/html/topic?id=5dee144a-7c64-4bfe-884f-751d6308dbdf 4 © 2017 IBM Corporation© 2018 IBM Corporation Open Source & ISV Linux SW Capability LinuxONE™ Ported - verified Work in progress (target quarter/half) Work under Evaluation/not started Languages and Dev Environment Databases Messaging & Streaming Node.js MySQL RabbitMQ Ruby PostgreSQL Apache Kafka Rails MariaDB Logstash (ELK) Python, PyPyPython JIT MongoDB Fluentd LLVM Apache Cassandra Apache Flume OpenJDK, OpenJDK 9 JIT(3Q17) Redis Apache ActiveMQ GCCGO, Golangcompiler Apache CouchDB Splunk oCaml, oCaml native compiler Cloudant^ (CouchDB based) Graylog2 Erlang Apache Geode Apache Apex(Data Torrent)* PHP/Zend CouchBase Apache NiFi* R ScyllaDB(4Q) IronMQ* Clojure OrientDB Apache Camel* Scala Hazelcast* Graph DBs Swift (Apple) MemSQL* Spark GraphX BIRT (Eclipse plug-in) Aerospike* Neo4j Mono(C#...) [open source for .NET] Druid* Pegasus* GOLD(alternate Linux linker) Apache Ignite* Titan* ATLAS BLAS(z13 SIMD Vector Extension) LuaJIT (1Q17) Rust * Requested by Client. Pending input on priority * Content and priority are subject to change ^ IBM offering Various sources of input: e.g. BlueMix, Github stats, feedback from: direct client input, IBM client reps, on going research 5 © 2017 IBM Corporation© 2018 IBM Corporation Open Source & ISV Linux SW Capability LinuxONE™ Ported - verified Work in progress (target quarter/half) Work under Evaluation/not started Deployment Management & Orchestration/ Deployment Machine & Deep Learning Operating Systems Config - Monitoring Docker Chef Spark MLLib SLES <enterprise> Docker Swarm Puppet Word2vec RHEL <enterprise> DockerCompose Ansible TensorFlow (4Q) Ubuntu <enterprise> EigenBLAS(z13 SIMD Vector Kubernetes virt-install Debian Extension) LXD Consul SystemML* Fedora Apache Mesos cAdvisor H2O* ClefOS (CentOS) Marathon Etcd Neon* OpenSUSE Chronos Apache ZooKeeper Apache SINGA* CoreOS* Mesosphere (DC/OS) (1Q17) Sysdig (4Q) IaaS & PaaS RancherOS* SaltStack (4Q) Heapster(4Q) OpenStack Docker Machine Zenoss Cloud Foundry (4Q) Docker Kitematic ElasticBox OpenShift Origin Icinga 2 Juju (2Q) DataDog Fr8r (Open Radiant) Deis (4Q) * Requested by Client. Pending input on priority ^ IBM offering * Content and priority are subject to change Various sources of input: e.g. BlueMix, Github stats, feedback from: direct client input, IBM client reps, on going research 6 © 2017 IBM Corporation© 2018 IBM Corporation LinuxONE™ Open Source & ISV Linux SW Capability Ported - verified Work in progress (target quarter/half) Work under Evaluation/not started Big Data & Analytics App development & DevOps Web Application Dev/Perf & CMS Front End Elasticsearch (ELK) Xerces-c Apache jMeter Kibana (ELK) Apache Spark XMLSec Wordpress D3 Apache Solr protobuf Ceilometer Angular (MEAN) Apache Storm Doxygen Apache Tomcat Express (MEAN) ANTLR HAProxy Beats (4Q) Apache Maven NGNIX Ionic* Jenkins Apache HTTP Graphene* Notebooks Apigility JBoss Meteor* Apache Zeppelin* Mule (4Q) Drupal Grafana Jupyter* PM2 (4Q) Joomla Ipython* Htop (4Q) SugarCRM Graphite* IPTraf (4Q) Magento Alfresco OpenResty (1Q17) apache2-utils (4Q) TomEE* * Requested by Client. Pending input on priority ^ IBM offering Various sources of input: e.g. BlueMix, Github stats, feedback from: direct client input, IBM client reps, on going research * Content and priority are subject to change 7 © 2017 IBM Corporation© 2018 IBM Corporation LinuxONE™ Open Source & ISV Linux SW Capability Sample popular Tools and Applications* that have been verified by Sine Nomine Associates. The following links provide more details and the most up-to-date lists: http://www.sinenomine.net/products/mainframe-linux/ClefOS_6-packages http://www.sinenomine.net/products/mainframe-linux/ClefOS_7-packages App development System System System Distro & DevOps productivity tools configuration tools libraries pigz Bacula phpMyAdmin db4 ClefOS (CentOS) autossh ipsec-tools webmin freetds eXtplorer-mod Mono/.net netcat dhcp_probe libibverbs php-mcrypt openVPN lightttpd libapreq2 GeoIP php-pear-DB ossec-hids mod-rpaf libmcrypt php-php-gettext h3270 thttpd libnet mock s3270 scsi-target-utils libsodium Perl Tools(e.g. perl- libapreq2, perl- HAO openpgm Net-Ping…) heartbeat pkcs11-helper Regina & Rexx zeromq * Content and priority are subject to change 8 © 2017 IBM Corporation© 2018 IBM Corporation LinuxONE™ Getting Enterprise Support for the LinuxONE & IBM Z Open Source & ISV Ecosystem Select ISV Relationships: Enterprise Level Product Third Party Enterprise IBM Distros & Enterprise Level Support of Community Support Linux Technology MongoDB : Rogue Wave: SUSE [email protected] [email protected] Center Red Hat MariaDB : - Community versions Cannonical (for Ecosystem [email protected] of 36 key packages Ubuntu - $19.5K per enablement team (see next page) PostgreSQL via drawer) 2ndQuadrant : Technical Support [email protected] (embed Open Services (TSS) SINE NOMINE : Source packages in Chef: [email protected] [email protected] distros) Puppet: - Packages previous pg [email protected] - CentOS (ClefOS) Docker: - MONO – for running [email protected] Windows apps on LinuxONE 9 © 2017 IBM Corporation© 2018 IBM Corporation LinuxONE™ Community Packages Supported by Rogue Wave Category Package Category Package node.js Elasticsearch (ELK) Languages & Open JDK & JIT Apache Spark Development Environment PHP/Zend Apache Solr Analytics R Apache Maven MySQL Jenkins Postgres Apigility MariaDB (community version) Wordpress MongoDB (community Celiometer Databases Servers version) Apache Tomcat Apache Cassandra HAProxy Redis NGNIX Web App Dev/Perf & CMS Apache CouchDB Apache HTTP Rabbit MQ JBoss Messaging & Streaming Logstash (ELK) Drupal Apache ActiveMQ Joomia Docker (community version) Sugar CRM Docker Swarm (community Front End Kibana (ELK) Container Management version) Docker Compose (community version) Deployment Mgmt & Chef (community version) Monitoring Puppet (community version) 10 © 2017 IBM Corporation© 2018 IBM Corporation LinuxONE™ Hundreds of ISVs Support LinuxONE brinqa Source: IBM 11 © 2017 IBM Corporation© 2018 IBM Corporation LinuxONE™ Lots of IBM Software Runs on LinuxONE Transaction Database Infrastructure IBM Industry DevOps & Integration & Data Mgt Mgt Solutions CICS Transaction Gateway DB2 for Linux, UNIX and Windows (LUW) IBM License Metric Tool Rational Asset Manager Enterprise Edition Case Foundation Communications Server for Linux • Advanced Enterprise Server Edition IBM SmartCloud Control Desk Rational Asset Manager Standard Edition Case Manager IBM Business Monitor • Advanced Workgroup Server Edition IBM SmartCloud Cost Management Rational Automation Framework Content Analytics IBM Business Process Mgr Std, & Adv • DB2 Connect IBM TRIRIGA Suite Rational Build Forge Content Foundation IBM Integration Bus • DB2 Enterprise Server Edition • Facilities Rational Build Forge Enterprise Edition Content Integrator Enterprise Edition IBM Java Runtime Environment • DB2 for LUW for SAP • Portfolio Data Manager Rational Build Forge Enterprise Plus Edition Content Manager Enterprise Edition IBM Mobile Foundation • DB2 Merge Backup for LUW • Real Estate Rational Build Forge Standard Edition Content Manager OnDemand Multiplatforms Worklight
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