Wie unsere neuen Lösungen die Herausforderungen der zunehmenden Digitalisierung meistern

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1 Wie unsere neuen Lösungen die Herausforderungen der zunehmenden Digitalisierung meistern Rita Pleus, IBM Mainframe Product Manager Hardware & Operating Systems Alle Zeichen stehen auf z: 18. Februar in München 23. Februar in Frankfurt 24. Februar in Düsseldorf

2 Trademarks The following are trademarks of the International Business Machines Corporation in the United States and/or other countries. AIX* CICS* COGNOS* DB2* DFSMSdss DFSMShsm DS6000* DS8000* Easy Tier* ECKD FlashSystem FICON* GDPS* HiperSockets HyperSwap IBM* IBM (logo)* IBM LinuxONE IBM LinuxONE Emperor IBM LinuxONE Rockhopper InfiniBand* IMS MQ* NetView* OMEGAMON* POWER* PR/SM Spectrum Protect Spectrum Scale Storwize* System Storage* Tivoli* WebSphere* XIV* z13 z13s zenterprise* z/os* z Systems z/vm* z/vse* * Registered trademarks of IBM Corporation The following are trademarks or registered trademarks of other companies. Adobe, the Adobe logo, PostScript, and the PostScript logo are either registered trademarks or trademarks of Adobe Systems Incorporated in the United States, and/or other countries. Cell Broadband Engine is a trademark of Sony Computer Entertainment, Inc. in the United States, other countries, or both and is used under license therefrom. 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3 IBM z Systems Integrated announcements KVM and IBM LinuxONE LinuxONE Refresh and Canonical Ubuntu Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec Jan Feb z13 GDPS Appliance DS8800 z/os 2.2 KVM z/vse 6.1 DS8880 z13s & z13 GA IBM Corporation 3

4 Introducing the IBM z13s For the open digital era IBM z13s (z13s) Machine Type: 2965 Models: N10 and N20 Up to 1.3x Up to 1.4x Up to 4TB Up to 20 Single thread capacity improvement over zbc12 1 Total capacity improvement over zbc12 1 8X more available memory to help z/os or Linux workloads Configurable cores CP, ziip, IFLs, ICFs, SAP New technology capabilities for mobile, analytics and cloud to enable an open digital business Linux on z is optimized with enterprise-grade Linux for open source software, enhanced scalability and sharing while focusing on business continuity to support cloud Performance, scale, memory, intelligent I/O and security enhancements to support transaction growth in the analytics and mobile world Now extended to enterprises of all sizes with a new entry point to z13 technology adoption Lowering costs and raising RAS with ASHRAE A3 envelope 1 Based on preliminary internal measurements and projections. Official performance data will be available upon announce and can be obtained online at LSPR (Large Systems Performance Reference) website at: Actual performance results may vary by customer based on individual workload, configuration and software levels * All statements regarding IBM's future direction and intent are subject to change or withdrawal without notice, and represent goals and objectives only IBM Corporation 4

5 IBM z13s Performance delivered through multiple dimensions 1 1.4x total z/os capacity 2.1x total Linux on z capacity 2.3x performance boost for cryptographic coprocessors Up to 1.5x improvement for generic apps with Java8 using SIMD and SMT x more bandwidth per I/O domain 2x increase in channel speed 8x increase in memory 2x increase in cache Faster decision making with data-in-memory Less exposure to regulatory penalties Hundreds of production capable virtual machines Faster data sharing between systems More scale for mobile transactions Faster fraud detection Lower cloud cost Hardware / software integration leads to richer optimization 1 Comparison to zbc12. Official performance data will be available upon announce and can be obtained online at LSPR (Large Systems Performance Reference) website at: ibm.com/servers/resourcelink/lib03060.nsf/pages/lsprindex?OpenDocument. Actual performance results may vary by customer based on individual workload, configuration and software levels 2016 IBM Corporation 5

6 The z13s is designed for the open digital era 8-core design in 22nm Silicon Technology Scale with simultaneous multi-threading delivering more throughput for Linux and ziip-eligible workloads Larger caches to optimize data serving environments Vector processing using Single Instruction Multiple Data (SIMD) delivers accelerated analytics processing for mathematical models Faster processing of encryption functions with up to 2.3X faster cryptographic coprocessor* Compress more data helping to save disk space and cut data transfer time with improved on chip hardware compression Better and faster memory management and execution time with new hardware instructions and functional facilities to optimize compilers The results provided are based on internal lab measurements. Your results may vary depending on the operation performed, the request size, and other factors IBM Corporation 6

7 What can you do with 8X the memory? Improve ease of use and performance! Accommodate growing workloads without changes to applications Helps to reduce CPU usage by avoiding I/O Reduce need for admin to fine tune memory definitions Leverage tuning capabilities in Linux, DB2, IMS and CICS Typical Client Use Cases: More memory can help free up cycles to build richer transactions for improved user experience (i.e. fraud detection) Keeping the entire Cognos Dynamic Cubes application online in memory allows for faster decision making Large memory allows taking advantage of larger Java heaps without an increase in paging Additional memory improves IBM MQ V8 ability to manage the increasing messaging volumes generated by mobile and cloud apps DB2: Use more memory to cache more data to reduce response time, increase transaction rates, and reduce CPU usage Data movement rates at least 20%* faster for IBM MQ V8 Even small amounts of additional memory can have huge benefits improving response time 18%* * Redbook: Benefits of Configuring More Memory in the z/os Software Stack (REDP ) 2016 IBM Corporation 7

8 Fortified defenses for cyber security Leveraging z Systems cryptographic capability can help reduce risk and enhance the security of workloads Save space with new Rack mounted Trusted Key Entry (TKE) Next gen multi-factor authentication in z/os 2.1 leverages mobile devices to help detect attacks and abuse of z Systems resources Supports the use of cryptography algorithms and equipment from selected providers in conjunction with z Systems in specific countries * Secure console connectivity - Protect sensitive data by using Transport Layer Security support in the OSA-Integrated Console Controller (OSA-ICC) Securely transfer more data across the internet Extend enhanced public key support for constrained digital environments using hardware accelerated ECC Avoid reformatting of databases with new exploitation of VISA format preserving encryption (VFPE) for payment processing * Fulfillment on statement of direction = available on Linux on z Note green text indicates capabilities also new for the z13 with firmware IBM Corporation 8

9 Optimized features to protect, share, communicate, connect I/O and networking for z13s and z13 Availability and Clustering Efficient and Secure Data Access Linking Up to Speed Up New Fibre channel Read Diagnostic Parameters Coupling Links - New PCIe short range link - InfiniBand Coupling Links 1x and 12x STP enhanced user interface New zhpf Extended Distance II zedc Express Flash Express New FICON Express16S FICON Express8S and carry forward only FICON Express8 New Crypto Express5S 10GbE RoCE Express OSA-Express5S & carry forward only of OSA-Express4S HiperSocket New Shared Memory Communication Direct Memory Access Improved I/O backbone to drive transaction throughput 50-80% more bandwidth per I/O demand = available on Linux on z Note green text indicates capabilities also new for the z13 with firmware IBM Corporation 9

10 IBM DS8884 Entry-level storage for the z13s For clients running critical workloads needing high end functionality on a lower cost, flexible and space savings solution Speed analytics with 1.5x faster DB2 performance with new infrastructure Provide 24x7 access to data and applications through greater than sixnines availability with industry-leading disaster recovery capabilities Enable systems of insight and cloud environments with a low cost solution designed with more than 3X the capacity of the DS6000 at a lower cost Streamline operations and reduce cost with a 30 percent smaller footprint built using IBM standard 19 rack 2016 IBM Corporation 10

11 Technical innovations that transform your business Innovation for change Simplified operational management Simplified LPAR and I/O management for Linux running in a partition or virtualized with KVM IBM Dynamic Partition Manager Built in appliance support Ease management and deployment of software virtual appliances i.e. Faster connection to Linux middleware for z/vse Faster memory-to-memory communications Optimized within-the-box communications for up to 61% CPU savings for FTP file transfers Proactive Systems Health Analytics Increase availability using leading-edge pattern recognition detects unusual application or system behaviors in Linux or z/os for faster problem resolution z Appliance Container Infrastructure Shared Memory Communications Direct Memory Access IBM zaware = available on Linux on z Note green text indicates capabilities also new for the z13 with firmware IBM Corporation 11

12 IBM Dynamic Partition Manager Simplified configuration for Linux users Standardizes configuration and management of all system resources from a single management endpoint Developed for servers with KVM on z and/or Linux as a partitionhosted operating system Benefits for users new to z Systems: Quickly create a new partition, including the I/O configuration, from a single management end-point Modify system resources without disrupting running workloads Monitor sources of system failure incidents and conditions or events which might lead to workload degradation Create alarms for events, conditions, and state changes Update individual partition resources to adjust capacity, redundancy, availability, or isolation Provides the technology foundation that enables IaaS and secure, private clouds Quickly configure and manage system resources using an industry standard UI Not available for z/os, z/vm, z/vse or z/tpf Does not support IBM zaware Used with FCP Storage only Note capability also new for the z13 with firmware IBM Corporation 12

13 z Appliance Container Infrastructure (zaci) For secure deployment of software virtual appliances A software virtual appliance is a solution where all the components (except hardware) are bundled together A new zaci partition mode (LPAR) enables hosting a software virtual appliance The first exploiter will be the firmware offering IBM zaware which will use the zaci LPAR The first software virtual appliance will be z/vse Network Appliance - used by z/vse for faster TCP/IP communication to other systems. Potential future appliances: Integrated Analytics Investigate and diagnose problems faster, predict and prevent problems and optimize the systems within the z IT environment * Security provide remote crypto functions in an easy to deploy appliance that allows client to leverage z Systems cryptographic hardware across platforms* * All statements regarding IBM's future direction and intent are subject to change or withdrawal without notice, and represent goals and objectives only. = available on Linux on z Value of zaci: Simplifies usage no management of the individual component members zaci protects the solution appliance can not be altered Easy configuration with APIs and web interfaces 2016 IBM Corporation 13 Note capability also new for the z13 with firmware 27

14 z/vse Network Appliance Better communications between z/vse and other systems Existing z/vse Linux Fast Pass (LFP) allows selected TCP/IP applications to communicate via the TCP/IP stack on Linux on z System without requiring a TCP/IP stack on z/vse New no-charge z/vse Network Appliance is an integrated solution providing TCP/IP stack functionality for TCP/IP applications running on z/vse in LPAR Runs in zaci LPAR No Linux license, No TCP/IP*** product, No z/vm required Supported on z/vse 6.1, 5.2 and 5.1 and the z13 and z13s Typical Client Use Cases: Clients running z/vse and DB2 on Linux, may increase performance and reduce costs For heavy loaded environments can free up z/vse resources bypassing the TCP/IP stack on z/vse Clients running z/vse under z/vm can either use LFP with the z/vse z/vm IP Assist (VIA) or a Linux on z Systems server under z/vm Improved performance: up to 3x* faster vs. TCP/IP stack on z/vse Cost savings: up to 20%** z/vse MSU reduction vs. TCP/IP stack on z/vse * Based on IBM measurements with high FTP workload ** IBM measurements: averaged value based on FTP and socket application use, bi-directional (z/vse Linux & Linux z/vse) Actual results are heavily workload dependent and may vary for individual environments 2016 IBM Corporation 14 *** For selected TCP/IP applications Note capability also new for the z13 with firmware 27

15 Shared memory architecture Faster communications that preserve TCP/IP qualities of service Shared Memory Communications Direct Memory Access (SMC-D) optimizes z/os for improved performance in within-thebox communications versus standard TCP/IP over HiperSockets or Open System Adapter Typical Client Use Cases: Valuable for multi-tiered work co-located onto a single z Systems server without requiring extra hardware Any z/os TCP sockets based workload can seamlessly use SMC-D without requiring any application changes SMC Applicability Tool (SMCAT) is available to assist in gaining additional insight into the applicability of SMC-D (and SMC-R) for your environment Up to 61% CPU savings for FTP file transfers across z/os systems versus HiperSockets* Up to 9x improvement in throughput with more than a 88% decrease in CPU consumption and a 90% decrease in response time for streaming workloads versus using HiperSockets* Up to 91% improvement in throughput and up to 48% improvement in response time for interactive workloads versus using HiperSockets* * All performance information was determined in a controlled environment. Actual results may vary. Performance information is provided AS IS and no warranties or guarantees are expressed or implied by IBM. Note capability also new for the z13 with firmware IBM Corporation 15

16 Hypervisors and virtualization for z Systems PR/SM-LPARs z/vm v6.4 IBM Wave for z/vm KVM on z Systems v1.1 Virtualization capabilities built into the system PR/SM manages and virtualizes all the installed and enabled system resources as a single large SMP system Full sharing of the installed resources with high efficiency and very low overhead High scalability with support for up to 40 (for z13s) or 80 (for z13) logical partitions IBM Dynamic Partition Manager simplifies management experience Ensured workload separation based on highest EAL5+ security certification Enables extreme scalability, security and efficiency creating cost savings opportunities Ease Migration with upgrade in place infrastructure provides a seamless migration path from previous z/vm releases (z/vm 6.2 and z/vm 6.3) to the latest version Operational improvements by enhancing z/vm to provide ease of use SCSI for guest attachment of printers, disk drives, scanners and other peripherals, and host or guest attachment of disk drives IBM Wave for z/vm simplifies the management of virtual Linux servers from a single user interface Support new analytics workloads with Single Instruction Multiple Data (SIMD) for competitive advantage Deliver higher compute capacity with support for Simultaneous Multithreading (SMT) to meet new business requirements RAS support enhanced for problem determination and high availability setup to reduce down time and quickly react to business needs Secure and protect business data with Crypto exploitation 2016 IBM Corporation 16

17 Operating systems exploiting hardware innovation z/os Version 2.2 z/vse Version 6.1 Linux z/tpf Extreme scalability with support for up to 40 LPARS (85 LPARs for z13) Strengthened security - faster Cryptography and digitally signed audit records Up to 4 TB memory per z/os image Simplified management with entitled web-based console Faster I/O with FICON Express 16S with link rate of 16 Gbps Performance and functional enhancements for online processing Improved network security with firewall functionality Better HW Encryption with Crypto Express5S Wide portfolio using Linux on z Multithreading with SMT may allow for per core software savings Ability to host and manage more workloads efficiently / cost-effectively Automatic identification of unusual messages Integrated continuous availability & disaster recovery solution Introducing Canonical Ubuntu in addition to SUSE Linux Enterprise Server (SLES) and Red Hat Enterprise Linux (RHEL) for more choice Management of extreme transaction volumes up to hundreds of thousands of transactions per second Fast / consistent response across predictable and unpredictable peaks Low cost per transaction for large applications and memory tables Centralized database handling routines to effectively manage databases Application interface enables high speed access to persistent data 2016 IBM Corporation 17

18 Protecting your investment in technology with serial number preservation z114 Designed to protect your investment Offering upgrades from IBM zenterprise BC12 (zbc12) and IBM zenterprise 114 (z114) to the z13s zbc12 IBM z13s is fully upgradeability within the z13 family Upgrades may require a planned outage On demand offerings offer temporary or permanent growth when you need it z13s 2016 IBM Corporation 18

19 Protecting your investment in technology with serial number preservation z196 Designed to protect your investment Offering upgrades from IBM zenterprise EC12 (zec12) and IBM zenterprise 196 (z196) to the z13 zec12 Full upgradeability within the z13 family Upgrade to Model NE1 will require a planned outage On demand offerings offer temporary or permanent growth when you need it z IBM Corporation 19

20 Introducing the IBM z13s IBM z13s Machine Type: 2965 Models: N10 and N20 Performance and scale helping improve client experience Focused on enterprise Linux Better Economics, Flexibility and Efficiency Fortified cyber security for less risk Up to 20 configurable cores Larger cache for improved data serving New SIMD vector facility for faster mathematical computation Up to 4 TB memory to reduce latency (8X more than zbc12) Simultaneous multithreading expand IFL and ziip capacity Industry-leading resilient and intelligent I/O Improved network-in-a-box communications 1 Extending Linux to wider audience with Linux/KVM on mainframe Continuous data availability for z/os and Linux guests hosted by z/vm with new GDPS Appliance Faster diagnosis with IBM zaware now extended to Linux on z IBM Dynamic Partition Manager simplifies management experience 1.4x more total z/os capacity 2.1x more total Linux on z capacity 1.3x more logical partitions to host more cloud tenants (40 vs. 30) 4x data access with zedc Rack mounted HMC and TKE Lowering costs and raising RAS with ASHRAE A3 envelope Improved recovery time using zhpf Insure protection and integrity with next generation cryptography New PCIe based short range coupling links Secure deployment of software virtual appliances Use of cryptography algorithms and equipment from selected providers in conjunction with z Systems in specific countries 1 HiperSockets and SMC-D for z/os, HiperSockets for Linux 2016 IBM Corporation 20

21 Introducing the IBM z13 IBM z13 Machine Type: 2964 Models: N30, N63, N96, NC9, NE1 Performance and scale helping improve client experience Focused on enterprise Linux Better Economics, Flexibility and Efficiency Fortified cyber security for less risk 141 configurable cores Larger cache for improved data serving New SIMD vector facility for faster mathematical computation Up to 10 TB memory to reduce latency (3X more than zec12) Simultaneous multithreading expand IFL and ziip capacity Industry-leading resilient and intelligent I/O Improved network-in-a-box communications 1 Extending Linux to wider audience with Linux/KVM on mainframe Continuous data availability for z/os and Linux guests hosted by z/vm with new GDPS Appliance Faster diagnosis with IBM zaware now extended to Linux on z IBM Dynamic Partition Manager simplifies management experience 1.4x more total capacity 1.4x more logical partitions to host more cloud tenants (85 vs. 60) 4x data access with zedc Rack mounted HMC and TKE Improved recovery time using zhpf Insure protection and integrity with next generation cryptography New PCIe based short range coupling links Secure deployment of software virtual appliances Use of cryptographic algorithms and equipment from select providers in conjunction with z Systems in specific countries 1 HiperSockets and SMC-D for z/os, HiperSockets for Linux 2016 IBM Corporation 21

22 z Systems Announcement Summary HYBRID CLOUD NEWz/OS Cloud Beta (Middleware as a Service - WAS, DB2, CICS, IMS) UPDATE z/os Connect Enterprise Edition NEW StrongLoop& Loopback Connectors NEW API Connect NEW Cloudant RECENT SUSE Cloud OpenStack 6 Updated IBM z13 New IBM z13s CYBER SECURITY NEW Multifactor Authentication for z/os NEW Cyber Security Analytics Beta NEW Ready for Security Intelligence Partner Program NEW Security Workload Pricing UPDATE IBM Security SW for z Systems (Guardium, QRadar, zsecure) ANALYTICS RECENT Zementis in-transaction analytics RECENTSpark for z/os and Mainframe Data Service for Spark RECENT DB2 Analytics Accelerator RECENT ODM Decision Server Insights for z NEWIBM BigInsights for Hadoop RECENT IBM BigInsightsBigIntegrate and BigQuality for z Systems NEW IBM Operations Analytics NEWIBM z Operational Insights v.nextbeta 22 Operating Systems NEW z/os V2.2 Enhancements NEWz/VM 6.4 Preview NEWIBM Wave 1.2 for z/vm SOD UPDATE KVM for IBM z Systems v1.1.1 Cross Platform NEWOpen BlockchainCode on IBM z NEW Rocket Data Virtualization NEW z Developers Community Hub NEW Rocket LaunchPad DEVOPS / MODERNIZATION NEW Application Delivery Intelligence (Test Optimization) UPDATECOBOL v6.1 NEW Application Delivery Foundation (RDz + PDTools) RECENT Automatic Binary Optimizer RECENTCICS 5.3 (with Liberty); IMS 14 NEW WebSphere Application Server for z/os NEWHACP v12 UPDATE Rational Programming Patterns UPDATE IBM Workload Scheduler NEWIBM Tivoli OMEGAMON XE on z/os Monitoring Feature for JVM UPDATEIBM Service MgmtSuite for z/os UPDATE IBM Advanced Storage Mgmt Suite UPDATE IBM Performance Mgmt Suite for z/os UPDATE UrbanCode Deploy NEWIBM Explorer for z/os 3.0 Aqua

23 z Systems for Digital Transformation Extend cloud delivery capabilities for z/os and mobile services Deliver at the scale and speed of mobile with efficient hybrid clouds Integrate insights from unstructured data sources for real time insights Extending security authentication with Multi factor authentication and new partnerships Flexibility and choice through ongoing expansion of the open ecosystem 2016 IBM Corporation 23

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