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IBM CICS Transaction Server vs. Precisely Ironstream vs. Rocket TMON

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IBM CICS Transaction Server
Score 8.7 out of 10
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IBM CICS (Customer Information Control System) is mixed-language application server that runs on IBM z/OS. CICS® Transaction Server, often called CICS, is used for hosting transactional enterprise applications in a hybrid architecture.N/A
Precisely Ironstream
Score 0.0 out of 10
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Precisely (formerly Syncsort) offers Ironstream, designed to integrate mainframe data (e.g. IBM i and IBM mainframe) into SIEM or ITOA applications to provide additional information about the performance of core systems.N/A
Rocket TMON
Score 9.0 out of 10
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Rocket TMON (formerly from ASG) is a highly integrated set of mainframe performance monitors that enable I&O teams to optimize the health, availability, and performance of IBM Z mainframe operating systems, middleware, databases, and network components.N/A
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Application Servers
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IBM CICS Transaction Server
8.0
2 Ratings
0% above category average
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User Testimonials
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Likelihood to Recommend
IBM
IBM CICS Transaction Server is multi-decades proven transaction server which is very scalable, very secured, easy to use, has good transactional capabilities, works well all other mainframe resources such as Db2, languages on IBM mainframe, has access control capabilities in terms of who can access the transaction for read mode vs update mode, etc.
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Pros
IBM
  • De facto standard in the legacy enterprise
  • Multiplatform connection
  • Native connection with DB2
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Cons
IBM
  • Would like to see the transaction response matrix on the average transaction response among all requests.
  • Would like to see GUI tool to be able to see currently running transactions
  • Would like to be able to get the details of where the cics transaction was triggered from
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Alternatives Considered
IBM
There is no comparison, in practice, the possibility of using the latest programming languages but, above all, the databases can be different and more modern than DL1.
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Return on Investment
IBM
  • It has allowed us to use our decades old code and still continue to support the business
  • Allows us to have faster time to market and modernize our systems
  • We can still continue to use our legacy resources for modern systems
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