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IBM Runtimes for Business V1.1 Extends Monitoring and Support for Openjdk IBM Latin America Software Announcement LP19-0462, dated July 23, 2019 IBM Runtimes for Business V1.1 extends monitoring and support for OpenJDK Table of contents 1 Overview 2 Technical information 2 Key prerequisites 3 Ordering information 2 Planned availability date 4 Terms and conditions 2 Description 4 Prices 2 Program number 5 Latin America distribution 2 Publications Overview IBM(R) Runtimes for Business provides commercial support for open source JavaTM runtime environments, plus monitoring and management capabilities for Java applications. OpenJDK support Support is provided for community builds of OpenJDK that are in long-term support on the AdoptOpenJDK website. These community builds are available from the website for both server and workstation platforms. With this release, support is extended to include: • A choice of Java virtual machines, now including HotSpot in addition to Eclipse OpenJ9. • OpenJDK 11, in addition to OpenJDK 8. • IcedTea-Web with OpenJDK 8 when installed through the AdoptOpenJDK installers. IcedTea-Web offers equivalent functionality to Java Web Start. Runtimes for Business enables you to obtain support for specific servers and clients in your enterprise. Monthly and perpetual licenses are available for both server and client deployments. This flexible approach to licensing is typically less expensive than buying a single commercial license to cover all your Java installations. Java application monitoring and management IBM CloudTM Application Performance Management, Advanced Private provides management software to efficiently monitor, analyze, and manage applications. Monitoring agents and data collectors are available for a variety of applications, including Java applications. Runtimes for Business provides entitlement to Cloud Application Performance Management, Advanced Private server and J2SE data collectors for resource level monitoring of Java applications. With this release, monitoring and management are extended to include: • OpenJDK 8 with HotSpot, in addition to OpenJ9 • OpenJDK 11 with either HotSpot or OpenJ9 Support coverage Commercial support includes assistance with installation and configuration, defect analysis, and collaboration with open source communities to speed resolution. Scope of coverage: IBM Latin America Software Announcement LP19-0462 IBM is a registered trademark of International Business Machines Corporation 1 • Unlimited support tickets for both electronic and voice problem submissions • Support hours of Monday through Friday from 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM with 24x7x52 coverage for severity 1 problems • A response target of two business hours Key prerequisites An OpenJDK runtime environment. For details, see the Technical information section. Planned availability date July 23, 2019 Description Accessibility by people with disabilities A US Section 508 Accessibility Compliance Report containing details on accessibility compliance can be found on the Product accessibility information website. Reference information For additional information about IBM Runtimes for Business, see IBM Marketplace. Program number Program number VRM Product name 5737-J49 1.1.0 IBM Runtimes for Business Publications A Quick Start guide is included with the product download. Technical information Specified operating environment Software requirements OpenJDK runtime environment Information about the supported versions of OpenJDK runtimes, which includes the platforms and minimum operating systems on which they run, can be found on the IBM Runtimes for Business page on the IBM Support website. Monitoring and management with Cloud Advanced Performance Management, Advanced Private • For the Advanced Performance Management server: Red Hat Enterprise Linux(R) Server 6, or later. • For the J2SE data collectors: For supported platforms, minimum operating system levels, and any limitations regarding support, see the IBM Runtimes for Business page on the IBM Support website. IBM Latin America Software Announcement LP19-0462 IBM is a registered trademark of International Business Machines Corporation 2 The IBM Support Community The IBM Support Community is your gateway to technical support tools and resources that are designed to help you save time and simplify support. Support Community tools can help you find answers to questions, download fixes, troubleshoot, automate data collection, submit and track problems, and build skills. You can also access the Service requests and PMRs tool for more support. Planning information Packaging This offering is delivered through the internet as an electronic download. There is no physical media. This program, when downloaded from a website, contains the applicable IBM license agreement and License Information, if appropriate, which will be presented for acceptance at the time of installation of the program. For future reference, the license and License Information will be stored in a directory such as LICENSE.TXT. Ordering information For ordering information, consult your IBM representative or authorized IBM Business Partner, or go to the Passport Advantage(R) website. This product is only available through Passport Advantage. It is not available as shrinkwrap. These products may only be sold directly by IBM or by authorized IBM Business Partners for Channel Value Rewards. More information can be found on the IBM Channel Value Rewards website. To locate IBM Business Partners for Channel Value Rewards in your geography for a specific Channel Value Rewards portfolio, go to the Find a Business Partner page. Passport Advantage All previously announced part numbers are renamed to indicate they provide both monitoring and support capabilities. Part name and description Part number IBM Monitoring and Support for Java D223RLL Server Virtual Processor Core License + SW Subscription & Support IBM Monitoring and Support for Java E0PSULL Server Virtual Processor Core SW Subscription & Support Renewal IBM Monitoring and Support for Java D223SLL Server Virtual Processor Core SW Subscription & Support Reinstatement IBM Monitoring and Support for Java D223ULL Server Virtual Processor Core Monthly License IBM Monitoring and Support for Java D223LLL Desktop Authorized User License + SW Subscription & Support IBM Monitoring and Support for Java E0PSSLL Desktop Authorized User SW Subscription & Support Renewal IBM Monitoring and Support for Java D223MLL Desktop Authorized User SW Subscription & Support Reinstatement IBM Latin America Software Announcement LP19-0462 IBM is a registered trademark of International Business Machines Corporation 3 Part name and description Part number IBM Monitoring and Support for Java D223NLL Desktop Authorized User Monthly License Charge metric The charge metrics for this licensed product can be found in the following License Information document: Program identifier License Information License Information document title document number 5737-J49 IBM Runtimes for L-CTUR-BBYJE5 Business Select your language of choice and scroll down to the Charge Metrics section. Follow-on releases, if any, may have updated terms. See the License Information documents website for more information. Terms and conditions The terms and conditions for Runtimes for Business, as previously announced in Software Announcement LP18-0394, dated November 27, 2018, are the same except that the License Information document has been updated. Program identifier License Information License Information document title document number 5737-J49 IBM Runtimes for L-CTUR-BBYJE5 Business Follow-on releases, if any, may have updated terms. See the License Information documents website for more information. Statement of good security practices IT system security involves protecting systems and information through intrusion prevention, detection, and response to improper access from within and outside your enterprise. Improper access can result in information being altered, destroyed, or misappropriated or can result in misuse of your systems to attack others. Without a comprehensive approach to security, no IT system or product should be considered completely secure and no single product or security measure can be completely effective in preventing improper access. IBM systems and products are designed to be part of a regulatory compliant, comprehensive security approach, which will necessarily involve additional operational procedures, and may require other systems, products, or services to be most effective. Important: IBM does not warrant that any systems, products, or services are immune from, or will make your enterprise immune from, the malicious or illegal conduct of any party. Prices The prices are unchanged by this announcement. IBM Global Financing IBM Global Financing offers competitive financing to credit-qualified clients to assist them in acquiring IT solutions. Offerings include financing for IT acquisition, including hardware, software, and services, from both IBM and other manufacturers or vendors. Offerings (for all client segments: small, medium, and large enterprise), IBM Latin America Software Announcement LP19-0462 IBM is a registered trademark of International Business Machines Corporation 4 rates, terms, and availability can vary by country. Contact your local IBM Global Financing organization or go to the IBM Global Financing website for more information. IBM Global Financing offerings are provided through IBM Credit LLC in the United States, and other IBM subsidiaries and divisions worldwide to qualified commercial and government clients. Rates are based on a client's
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