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What is IBM Power Virtual Server?
IBM presents their Power Systems Virtual Server as a scalable, cost-effective way to run IBM AIX, IBM i and Linux workloads.
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- Monitoring tools (185)9.090%
- Service-level Agreement (SLA) uptime (187)8.888%
- Operating system support (185)8.484%
- Dynamic scaling (186)8.484%
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What is IBM Power Virtual Server?
IBM presents their Power Systems Virtual Server as a scalable, cost-effective way to run IBM AIX, IBM i and Linux workloads.
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Infrastructure-as-a-Service (IaaS)
IaaS provides the basic building blocks for an IT infrastructure like servers, storage, and networking, in an on-demand model over the Internet
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- 8.4Dynamic scaling(186) Ratings
Ease of scaling up or down in response to customer needs
- 8.3Elastic load balancing(183) Ratings
Automatic balancing and distribution of resources across multiple virtual computers
- 7.9Pre-configured templates(182) Ratings
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- 8.5Pre-defined machine images(183) Ratings
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- 8.4Operating system support(185) Ratings
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- 8.8Security controls(184) Ratings
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- 7.9Automation(161) Ratings
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What is IBM Power Virtual Server?
IBM® Power® Systems clients who have typically relied upon on-premises-only infrastructure can extend their Power IT resources onto IBM Power Systems Virtual Server to avoid the large capital expense or added risk when migrating essential workloads.
IBM Power Systems Virtual Server are colocated and connected with IBM Cloud®, integrating IBM AIX® and IBM i capabilities. The solution boasts fast, self-service provisioning, flexible management both on premises and off premises, and access to a stack of enterprise IBM Cloud services — with pay-as-you-use billing so users can more easily scale up and out.
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(26-50 of 187)- Its accuracy and reliability makes it top notch
- Usually it's fast when compared to other virtual power systems and low latency
- It's because of its accuracy, efficiency, and speed. It's been really helping towards the work, and helps do a finite number of tasks in less time and has been our choice because it's the best. The price is also favorable and to maintain it so easy so one can choose it only.
- Sometimes it may get stuck due to more usage... It's in very rare cases and for a short time only... It's not a drawback but it may cause work disturbance.
- Deployment can be challenging and perplexing
- Services can be given for a lower cost.
- The IBM Cloud service is always available.
- There are a few UI tweaks that must be made.
- Deployment can be challenging and perplexing.
- Services can be provided at a reduced rate.
- The IBM Cloud service is available at all times.
- There are a few UI adjustments that need to be performed.
- Deployment can be difficult and confusing.
- Services can be given for a lower cost.
- The IBM Cloud service is accessible around the clock.
- There are a few UI tweaks that must be made.
- Deployment can be challenging and perplexing.
Provides better security and reliability
- Services can be provided at a reduced price.
- The IBM Cloud service is available 24 hours a day
- a few UI adjustments are required.
- Deployment can be difficult and confusing at sometimes.
IBM Power Systems - A boon to Fintech Sector
- We can create servers and install multiple OS within IBM Power System
- Memory management, configurations, tapes processing can easily be done within this system
- IT provides options to find the errors easily and help in maintaining the system efficiently
- The cost of setup and maintenance is quite high compared to other cloud solutions
- LPAR partitions setup is pretty complex to achieve as it requires multiple steps to be performed
It can help us in supporting various systems like warehouse management, Dealer Management etc.
It provides dynamic storage capability which is essential for any business.
Good storage connectivity and PowerHA cluster
- IBM Power System virtual Servers are easy and quick to create on a Physical server, We can install the OS with multiple different easy options in a very short time.
- IBM Power System Virtual server provides many easy command-line environments to configuration the disk management and other server configuration in comparison to another vendor Operating system
- IBM Power System Virtual server provide lots of easy option to find out the system error to troubleshoot quickly.
- LPM - Live Partition Mobility procedure should more easy
- IBM Power System virtual server support is costly and not affordable for a small budget company
- IBM Power System Virtual Server provides high performance in heavy workload SAP and Oracle databases
- IBM Power System Virtual Server provides application stability which helps increase the production business
- System up-time
- IBM Power System Virtual Server allows us to maximum the utilization of physical server resources
- IBM Power System Virtual Server does not provide better connectivity with Windows servers
- IBM Power System Virtual Server has IBM hardware dependency
- It creates a far more productive working environment.
- Provides a superb platform for servers that were formerly physical.
- Complex systems may take a long time to transition from physical to virtual.
- The cost of converting existing systems might increase depending on how complicated the conversion is.
IBM POWER SYSTEM VIRTUAL SERVER- DATA KING
- Good Scalability and flexibility
- Uptime is best
- Provides accuracy to data
- Help to extend the workload with limited resources
- Data migration or transfer is difficult
- There should be improvements in GUI
- Flexibility and scalability
- The accuracy uptime is 99.9%
- The initial financial investment is substantial. Small businesses find it difficult to afford.
- For beginners, configuration should be simple but is difficult.
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- Quick deployment compared to other vendors.
- Error handling with detailed descriptions where we can fix it instead of waiting for vendor support.
- Centralised management for all the geographical locations.
- LPAR power on features can be added via ASMI.
- LPAR profile snapshot options can be added.
- HMC GUI can be enhanced.
- Errors and logs are easy to understand.
- It protects my data and resources.
- The user interface could be enhanced.
- Extend support for Windows
IBM POWER SYSTEM VIRTUAL SERVER- BEST SYSTEM
- Scalability and flexibility
- Accuracy
- Uptime is 99.9%
- Intial cost is heavy not easy to afford for small organizations
- Configuration should be easy tough for beginners
IBM Power System Virtual Server - Enhance your business
- Risk assessment server
- Scalability with system that reduces business cost
- High performance
- The customization level should be improved
- It is slightly difficult to access for beginners
IBM Power System Virtual Server- Virtual World
- The system has good scalability
- Cost-effective that manage the whole database properly
- Security control is awesome
- Window support should be extended to get better results as compared to other
- GUI Improvisation
IBM Power System Virtual Server best server!
- Configuration and customization
- Flexibility and scalability that enhance business and reduce cost
- Secured environment
- Data migration is difficult especially for beginners
- Might have some challenges for beginners
- Higher security
- Reduction in manual effort
- Much lesser turn around time
- Not very user friendly
- Time consuming
- Application programming interfaces can be improved
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- Quick Fix
- Dynamic allocation of resources
- Easy to understnad errors and logs.
- Snapshot kind option can be added at Lpar level
- GUI can be enhanced
- FROM Asmi Lpar boot option can be added.
IBM’s Top-of-the-Line Virtual Server
- It aids in data and resource recovery
- With its precision and consistency, it's a breeze to use
- It's time to give up on improvement in troubleshooting
- Beginners may find it a little difficult
A cost-effective and speedy solution
- My data and resources are safe with it
- At the same time, I'm capable of running under a variety of various operating systems
- The fastest possible speed and the best possible performance
- Improve the user experience
- Extend Windows support
- It can sustain a low latency on rare circumstances
- Deployment of resources in a dynamic manner
- It's simple to decipher errors and logs
- The P-series servers can be built quickly
- The GUI can be improved
- At Lpar level, you may add a "snapshot" feature
- It is possible to include a boot option for ASMI Lpar
- Scalability without losing power or security
- It is simple to use
- Customer service is available 24/7
- User-friendly documentation is lacking
- Windows OS isn't well-optimized
IBM Power System Virtual Server - Trusted
- Maximum Uptime improved 99.9%.
- Quick Deployment and configuration from HMC.
- Easily add or remove resources like CPU and memory into virtual servers from HMC.
- High Performance during peak business hours.
- LPAR Profile backup.
- HMC GUI Should be more enhanced.
- Multi server management.
- System is scalable.
- Cost effective.
- Cost of implementation is high.
- Somehow may be issue in scalability not always.
- Requirement of several links in chain.