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From my experience working with it: in short, it is just a fancy name for shared memory between machines, with software libraries on top to manage synchronizati
by worewood 5y ago
From my experience working with it: in short, it is just a fancy name for shared memory between machines, with software libraries on top to manage synchronization, distributed transactions, et cetera.
From a sysadmin perspective it behaves less like a "single system image" and more like multiple images with shared resources.
- pingsl 5y agoFrom an app dev perspective, sysplex is very similar to a single system image, especially when they are using the Db2 database.