IBM PureSystems
PureSystems combine the flexibility of a general purpose system, the elasticity of cloud and the simplicity of an appliance. They are integrated by design and come with built in expertise gained from decades of experience to deliver a simplified IT experience.
The Power of Patterns
Patterns are proven best practices and expertise for complex tasks learned from decades of client and partner engagements that are captured, lab tested and optimised into a repeatable, policy driven form delivering faster time to value and reduced operational expense
Application Patterns
Pre-defined application architectures, and required platform services, that are deployed and managed by the system according to a set of policies.
Platform Patterns
Pre-configured and policy managed platform services such as caching, elasticity, failover, load balancing, security and application service, database and messaging middleware.
Infrastructure Patterns
Automated, policy driven infrastructure management across compute, storage, and networking resources.
PureSystems blogs
Getting back to the basics: What is a pattern?
Joe Bohn 23 Jul 2012See why the notion of patterns is crucial to understanding IBM PureSystems.
A new way of doing things: Patterns of Expertise
Angelo Littera 23 Jul 2012See how patterns help manage IT complexity, reduce costs, and keep up with business changes.
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Jeff Howard
Vice President, Marketing IBM Systems and Technology Group
“ PureSystems patterns are the built-in expertise that combine best practices from decades of client engagements. ”
IBM PureSystems Expert Series: Patterns Overview
See Jeff Howard and a team of IBM experts explain the important role that Patterns of Expertise play in IBM PureSystems.
