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IBM License Metric Tool (ILMT) services
One of the major initiatives many customers are pursuing is the widespread implementation of virtualization. Whether they are using virtualization purely to cut costs or whether it is part of their “green” agenda, this initiative will drive an increase in the average utilization of their servers. As part of the evolution of virtualization technologies, workloads are able to be moved dynamically between physical servers in order to balance workloads and to address backup recovery situations. This of course has an impact on... [More]
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Urban Code Licensing
As they say "Deploy enterprise apps at the speed of a startup". Business needs, market trends, and customer demands are forcing IT teams to deploy applications at a rapid rate. The frequency of the deployments can invoke human errors, failed deployments, and outages !! Is there a way to save time lost during failed deployments, outages, etc. Yes there is... IBM UrbanCode manages the release of complex interdependent applications, infrastructure changes and simultaneous deployments of multiple applications. This software enables... [More]
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Theory of PVU Licenses (“Processor Value Unit”)
Theory of PVU Licenses : Did you know : about a unit of measure defined by IBM to streamline their licensing policies and contracts, IBM define a processor (for the purposes of PVU licensing) as each core on a socket. Specific processor families carry individual weights per core - E.G. a single core Intel or AMD CPU is assigned a weight of 50, while a small Power 7 processor is assigned a weight of 70. As an example, a quad core Power7 chip on a PS700 blade server would constitute 4 x 70 PVU's. The Licensee can deploy software either... [More]
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