IBM Redbooks | Linux on IBM eServer zSeries and S/390: Large Scale ...
This IBM Redbooks publication discusses techniques available for building a large farm of Linux servers running under zVM (a penguin colony).

TCP/FAQ zvm 101
Running under zVM; zOS under VM; MVS under VM; zOS on Laptop; zLinux; Linux; TSO; ISPF; JES2; JES3; VTAM; SNA; TCPIP; IP over SNA; Voip; CICS; DB2; USS; Websphere; MQSeries; Tivoli; RACF

Re: DASD utilization question - The Mail Archive
... 4096 1021 28225-63 16775 > 45000**** > > Ready; T=0.01/0.01 20:19:56 **** > > ** ** > > ** ** > > I go into one of our zLinux servers running under zVM 5 ...

Re: os390 Linux GnuPGP - The Mail Archive
The SSH process handles the authorization and encrypted data transfer (even though we don't need the encryption between our MVS and Linux/390 systems running under zVM on ...

Operator Commands zvm 101
Running under zVM; zOS under VM; MVS under VM; zOS on Laptop; zLinux; Linux; TSO; ISPF; JES2; JES3; VTAM; SNA; TCPIP; IP over SNA; Voip; CICS; DB2; USS; Websphere; MQSeries; Tivoli; RACF

Do mainframe computers still exist? - Cool Websites, Software and ...
IBM mainframers live in batch processing land and believe the through put they get from zOS and CP’s equates equally to Linux guests running under zVM on IFL’s.

z/OS System Systemz Z/OS news, info, resources, z/OS software z/OS 101
Running under zVM; zVM; zLinux; Linux; TSO; ISPF; JES2; JES3; VTAM; SNA; TCPIP; IP over SNA; Voip; CICS; DB2; USS; Websphere; MQSeries; Tivoli; RACF; ACF2; SAF; IPL; Shutdown; Operator Commands

Linux on Big Iron - Kurt's Homepage - Home
IBM claims you can have literally hundreds of zLinux instances running under zVM and this way replace lots of smaller machines. The zLinux instance I had running for this ...

Topica Email List Directory
building a large farm of Linux servers running under zVM (a "penguin colony"). It has been developed for system administrators and I/T architects who are

2010 Newsgroup postings (04/09 - 04/29) Lynn Wheeler
When running under zVM you want as little memory as you can get away with, not as much as you can get. Most any question you can think of has probably been covered ad ...