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Latest publications from IBM Redbooks. Most are made available online for free in PDF and HTML formats. This feed is updated in real-time.

z/OS Version 1 Release 10 ImplementationYesterday

Draft Redbook, last updated: Wed, 7 Jan 2009

- EAV volumes, 64-bit common, WLM, JES3, JES2
- CIM, XML, RRS, SMP/E, LE, z/OS UNIX
- HiperDispatch, IOS, ISPF, XCF/XES

This Redbook provides the necessary information on z/OS R10 to assist in the installtion of this new Release.

Running SQL Server 2008 on IBM System x3950 M2Yesterday

Draft Redpaper, last updated: Wed, 7 Jan 2009

- Utilize the enterprise class performance features of IBM X-Architecture Servers
- Maximize scale-up performance in multi-node configurations
- Introduces new features in SQL Server 2008

The IBM® System x3950 M2 server provides extraordinary levels of scalability and processing power needed to run the most demanding enterprise database workloads.

DS5000 Disk Storage Subsystem Architecture. Implementation and UsageJanuary 6

Draft Redbook, last updated: Tue, 6 Jan 2009

- New Architecture to provide higher reliability and availability
- Linearly scalable performance and Green efficiency to match growth
- 8 Gb/s FC and 10 Gb/s iSCSI “ready”

This IBM Redbooks publication will introduce the new family of Disk Storage subsystems, with new features and functions starting with the IBM System Storage DS5000.

Application Lifecycle Management with SCLM on System zJanuary 6

Redbook, published: Tue, 6 Jan 2009

- Understand the basics of SCLM project setup, use, and administration
- Extend SCLM functionality with SCLM Advanced Edition
- Develop/administer from the desktop using SCLM Toolkits

-> -> -> Readers may want to download the Additional Materials for this book.

Roadrunner: Hardware and Software OverviewJanuary 6

Draft Redpaper, last updated: Tue, 6 Jan 2009

- Review components that comprise the Roadrunner supercomputer
- Understand Roadrunner hardware components
- Learn about Roadrunner system software

This IBM Redpaper publication is the first in a series of IBM publications written specifically for the Roadrunner supercomputer, which was developed by IBM in collaboration with Los Alamos National Laboratory (LANL).