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Linux on zSeries - What About Storage?

Overview If you're a z/OS shop - and you are considering mainframe Linux, you need to attend this webcast. Many shops are evaluating and experimenting with Linux on the mainframe. But when your use of Linux on the mainframe moves from experimenting and evaluating to running mission critical applications, you need to carefully consider the infrastructure which keeps these applications running. One of the key issues is managing your storage. In this webcast we'll take you from the your first backup on mainframe Linux - to storing that Linux data on z/OS managed tapes that participate in your automated vaulting processes. Starting, configuring, and managing another Linux image is a matter of minutes under z/VM - rather than the weeks it would take using other hardware.

Further White Paper Details
Publisher	Computer Associates
Live Date	23rd June 2004 20:00 BST
Format	Webcast
Topics	Linux Server OS, Mainframes

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