Discover why open source databases, cloud software and more run better on the scalable, security-rich LinuxONE servers
Open source software has expanded from a low-cost alternative to a platform for enterprise databases,
clouds and next-generation apps. LinuxONE was built for open source so you can harness the agility of
the open revolution on the industry’s security-rich, scalable and high-performing Linux server.
"The results of up to 2x the throughput performance far exceeds our goal."
- Simon Riggs, CTO and founder, 2ndQuadrant
"Ubuntu 16.04 on IBM LinuxONE – an entirely new and extraordinary class of cloud."
- Mark Shuttleworth, Canonical Founder
“There is clear customer demand for Docker solutions on IBM's highly scalable servers.”
— Roger Egan, SVP Sales, Docker
Apache Spark, Elasticsearch, and TensorFlow
Hyperledger Fabric
MariaDB, MongoDB, and PostgreSQL
Go, PHP, Python, Ruby and Swift
Red Hat, SUSE, and Ubuntu
Chef, Juju, OpenStack, and Puppet
node.JS, Apache Tomcat, and OpenJDK
Docker, Kubernetes, and KVM
This top-of-the-line Linux system is engineered to help you deliver premium database and cloud services with pervasive encryption, lightning speed, and massive scalability.
The newest Linux server in the LinuxONE family offers similar advanced capabilities to the Emperor II – and is sized to fit any data center, from a cloud service provider to an established bank.
Connects presenters and audiences through interactive presentations to increase real-time engagement.
Empowers students and researchers to build blockchain solutions on a high-performing platform for Hyperledger.
New banking system uses ultra-secure blockchain on LinuxONE to help reduce ocean plastic and empower citizens of developing nations.
Read how IBM and Docker expand containers into the enterprise.
See how open source software is changing the world.
Mark Shuttleworth, Founder and Chairman of Canonical, explains the future of Ubuntu.
Get no-charge, open access to an enterprise Linux environment.
See how much you can save by running your workloads on LinuxONE.
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