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| | supported by the BS2000/OSD operating system BS2000/OSD-BC Version 5.0 or higher.
High availability around the clock is guaranteed by a standby CPU, while Capacity on Demand provides a flexible and cost-effective solution for covering temporary workload peaks.
Fibre Channel interfaces allows the use of state-of-the-art storage concepts such as storage area networks (SANs). |
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| Main features | Benefits |
- Performance: 160 RPF – 910 RPF with 9 models
- High monoprocessor performance of 350 RPF
| - High overall productivity for existing and new applications
- The wide performance bandwidth means the right system can be provided to match any customer requirement
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- Up to 128 channels, main memory up to 64 GB
- Global storage up to 128 GB
- Upgradeable to more powerful models
| - Flexibly configurable server for optimized use
- Faster execution of all applications and enhanced failsafe characteristics
- Flexible expansion options
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- Reliable management, integration and automation technologies
- Proven and mature mainframe technology
| - Increased productivity and lower total cost of ownership (TCO)
- Long-term investment protection
- Maximum cost-effectiveness with high number of users
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- Efficient use of resources and utilization close to 100%
- Low energy and air conditioning requirements
| - High energy efficiency and small footprint while at the same serving maximum numbers of users and changing workloads
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- High component reliability and redundant system components
- Use of multiple S165 servers as a HIPLEX cluster
| - Unmatched reliability and availability for data and processes
- High and consistent service levels with low administration overhead
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- Hot-spare processor with dynamic activation
| - No interruption to operation, no performance degradation
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- Capacity on Demand allowing temporary attachment of extra processor
| - Flexible adjustment of available performance to the needs of the customer applications
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- VM2000 virtualization concept
| - Flexible resource usage for BS2000/OSD and Linux
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