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5. THE WORLD'S MOST INNOVATIVE COMPANIES TOP TEN NEW AMERICA COMPANIES:
SEPTEMBER 2012 OCTOBER 2011
1 Salesforce.com 1 Monotype Imaging
2 Alexion 2 Polaris Industries
3 Amazon.com 3 CommVault Systems
4 Red Hat 4 LKQ Corp.
5 Baidu 5 Under Armour
6 Intuitive Surgical 6 Buffalo Wild Wings
7 Rakuten 7 Red Hat
8 Edwards Lifesciences 8 Jos. A. Bank Clothiers
9 Larsen & Toubro 9 Tractor Supply
10 ARM Holdings 10 Thoratec
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6. Corporate Contributions to Linux (SINCE KERNEL 2.6.36)
12%
PERCENT OF TOTAL CODE CHANGES
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COMPANY / ORGANIZATION *
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* the developers who are 'known to be doing this work on their own, with no financial contribution happening The Linux Foundation
from any company' are not grouped together as 'None' and instead are considered part of the 'long tail,' as are Linux Kernel Development
contributors of academic or unknown sponsorship. March 2012
(Pages 10-11)
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7. PRODUCT PROCESS
100,000+ PARTICIPATE We participate in & create community-
PROJECTS (upstream projects) powered upstream projects.
INTEGRATE We integrate upstream projects, fostering
(community platforms) open community platforms.
We commercialize these platforms
STABILIZE
(supported products together with a rich ecosystem of services
platforms, & solutions) & certifications.
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8. Red Hat Enterprise Linux on System z Revenue (US$)
2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012
Source: Red Hat SFDC
8
9. IBM IFLs WW RHEL IFLs WW
+6%
+64%
2010
2011
Source: IBM System z Global Marketing & Red Hat SFDC
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10. RHEL for System z subscriptions (IFLs)
+47%
1H2011
1H2012
Source: Red Hat SFDC
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11. Red Hat Enterprise Linux High Level Roadmap
2010 2011 2012
4.8 End of Life: February 29, 2012
5.5 5.6 5.7 5.8 5.9 beta EOF: 2017
6.0 6.1 6.2 6.3 6.4 beta EOF: 2020
RHEL 7.0 under development
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14. Red Hat Production Technical Support
10 years of standard official technical support
Production I Phase
•Bug fix errata Production III Phase
•Feature enhancements •Only urgent fixes
•Updated hardware support
Production II Phase
•Transition period
•Minor hardware updates
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15. Optional add-on to regular RHEL Subscription, that provides independent
life cycles for the individual Service Packs during Production I phase.
Selective backports of fixes into the respective Service Pack
Provides Critical Impact security errata.
Does not provide incremental features or hardware enablement
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17. Red Hat Enterprise Linux 6.4
Target beta: Dec 4, 2012
Target GA: Feb 7, 2013
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18. RHEL 6.4 Features: Security
Support for CryptoExpress4S in EC12
Support for the PCIe I/O drawer configuration
Support for digital signatures with new PKCS #11
Support for American Express EMV (Europay, Mastercard,
Visa) cards
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19. RHEL 6.4 Features: Performance
Support new storage device: SCM via EADM subchannels
With this feature, Linux can access Storage Class Memory
as a block device.
HugeTLBfs support (LPAR)
System z support added to libhugetlbfs, a library which
provides easy access to huge pages of memory. It is a
wrapper for the hugetlbfs file system.
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20. RHEL 6.4 Features: Tools
Update to Valgrind 3.8.0
Valgrind has proven to be a valuable tool debugging user-space
memory management problems.
Update lscpu/chcpu
This simplifies and enhances the usability of CPU hotplug by
providing additional functionality via scripts
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21. RHEL 6.4 Features: FCP
Implement data routing for FCP
Enable FCP to pass data directly from memory to SAN
(data routing) when memory on the adapter card is
blocked by large and slow I/O requests.
End-to-end data consistency checking
The T10 Technical Committee introduced an
enhancement to the SCSI standard (SPC-4, SBC-3) to
protect against errors in user data blocks. This
introduces the zfcp-specific part in the Linux on System
z I/O stack for E2E data consistency checking.
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22. Beta released Sept 21, 2012
Target GA: Dec 11, 2012
Mostly bug fix release
One big feature
Enable HyperPAV for parallel I/O to ECKD DASD
Licensed feature in z/VM
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38. Disaster Recovery for System z
POLICY
Red Hat offers the following discounts for disaster recovery
No discount on a RHEL subscription used on a hot backup
disaster recovery server.
50% discount on a RHEL subscription used on a warm
backup disaster recovery server.
RHEL subscriptions include the right to be immediately
transferred to a cold backup disaster recovery server.
This is a permanent offering that does not expire.
PRODUCT SKU / PART NUMBER
RH0470148: Red Hat Enterprise Linux for IBM System z
(Disaster Recovery), Premium
RH0419992: Red Hat Enterprise Linux for IBM System z
(Disaster Recovery), Standard
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39. Hot backup: Server is frequently turned on and ready to move into production mode
immediately. This is typically what “fail-overs” do within a cluster.
Warm backup: Server is turned on periodically to receive backups from production servers and
updates from RHN. Periodic updates are performed no more frequently than every 60 days. For
example, warm backups are used in mirroring, replication, and log-shipping scenarios.
Cold backup: Server has software installed and configured, but then is turned off until the
disaster occurs or for periodic disaster recovery procedure tests. For RHEL this means that we
allow the customer to preload the bits as a courtesy. However, RHN can't be used to update
the system until the disaster happens. Then, the paid subscription on the failed machine transfers
to the cold backup sever.
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40. High Availability and Clustered FileSystem
New ISV Support
•Sine Nomine Associates: zLinux R&D company
•Support HA/GFS2 for RHEL on System z
•Also support 3 other clustered file systems (AFS, Ceph, GLusterFS).
•Contacts: Filipe Miranda <fmiranda@redhat.com>
Sine Nomine directly <info@sinenomine.net>
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