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P owerful computers supporting thousands of applications inputoutput devices and supporting thousands of users simultaneously Mainframe Workloads Batch Processing a running mainframe process that ID: 691426

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Slide1

MainframesSlide2

What is Mainframe?

P

owerful computers supporting thousands of applications, input/output devices and supporting thousands of users simultaneously.Slide3

Mainframe Workloads

Batch Processing:

a running mainframe process that

does not

need user interactionOnline Transaction Processing (OLTP): a running transaction process that occurs

interactively with the end user Slide4

Mainframe Operating systems

z/OS

z/VM

z/VSE

Linux for zSeriesz/TPF

Mainframes can run multiple combinations of operating system in the same platform.

P

opular mainframes operating system include Slide5

Who uses mainframes?

• Most Fortune 5

00

companies use a mainframe

environment.

• 60% of all data available on the Internet is stored on

mainframe computers.Slide6

Why mainframes?

Large-scale

transaction

processing.

Thousands of transactions per secondSupport thousands of users and application programs.Simultaneously accessing resources.Terabytes

of information in databases.Slide7

Factors contributing to mainframe use

RAS

--

reliability, availability, serviceability

Security

ScalabilityCentralized

control

Workload management

Partitioning / virtualization

Continuing compatibility

Evolving architecture

Application enablement, complexity, variety

Potential for thousands of usersSlide8

Advantages

Concurrent users

High Processing Speed

Storage

MultiprogrammingMultiprocessingSecurityReliableBatch ProcessingSlide9

Domains

Banking

Finance

Insurance

Market Research (Retail)TelecomSlide10

So far

Mainframes is a

very stable

environment

It has been there in the Software Industry for more than 40 yearsNo new technology can totally replace Mainframes because of its architecture and efficiencySlide11

Current trend

Around

80

% of Mainframes projects are

maintenance projectsOnly 20% or less are development projectsThe reason being the cost factor. The hardware maintenance cost and the initial investment required is too high.Slide12

Current trend

Migration projects are the current

trend

in the

market.Reasons: Maintenance cost Slide13
Slide14

Future

A survey to determine the current demand for mainframes found that more than half of the

respondents still

have major applications running on

mainframes.Slide15

Done by Zahra FarhoodSlide16

Done by Zahra FarhoodSlide17

Done by Zahra FarhoodSlide18

References

Wikipedia.(2010, April 28).

Mainframe computer

[Online]. Available: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mainframe_computer

Mike Ebbers, Bill Ogden and Wayne O’Brien, “Introduction to the New Mainframe: z/OS Basics,” International Technical Support Organization, Vol.1, pp.5–710, July 2006.IBM Systems Software Information Center. z/VM Center concepts [Online].

Available:http://publib.boulder.ibm.com/infocenter/

eserver

/v1r2/

index.jsp?topic

=/

diricinfo

/vsd0_c_zvm.html

Mike

Ebbers

, Wolfgang Bosch, Hans Joachim Ebert, Helmut Hellner, Jerry Johnston, Wilhelm Mild

et.al.,“Introduction to the New Mainframe: z/VSE Basics,” International Technical Support Organization, Vol.1, pp.5–460, March 2007.IBM TPF Product Information Center. Introduction to the z/TPF system

[Online].Available:http://publib.boulder.ibm.com/infocenter/tpfhelp/current/

index.jsp?topic

=/

com.ibm.ztpfztpfdf.doc_put.cur

/gtpc3/c3sysov.html

IBM, “z/Architecture Principles of Operation,”

International Technical Support Organization

, Vol.7, pp.20–1100, February 2008.Slide19

References

Competition in mainframe and associated services in

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ndia

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