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This is fascinating to me as an ex-mainframer that now works on a niche hyperscaler. I would love to learn more! Will you let me know some of the names in the

This is fascinating to me as an ex-mainframer that now works on a niche hyperscaler. I would love to learn more! Will you let me know some of the names in the space so that I can research more? Some cursory searching only brings up some questionably relavent press releases from IBM.

yourapostasy 2y ago
Sounds like they’re talking about running IBM Wazi on Red Hat OpenShift Virtualization. As far as I know, there isn’t a System z-on-a-container offering, like you install from a Helm Chart or comes to you from an OCI registry. If it is the IBM I know, it’s completely out of reach of most homelab’ers and hobbyists. IBM Wazi As A Service is supposed to be more affordable than the self hosted version and the Z Development and Test Environment (ZD&T) offering. ZD&T is around $5000 USD for the cheapest personal edition, so maybe around $2500-3500 USD per year?
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crackez 2y ago
Look up Micro Focus Enterprise Server and Enterprise Developer. They are now owned by Rocket.
- danielmarkbruce 2y ago
  I second this and know some of the folks who work on Enterprise Server. Good people. They have a partnership of some sort with AWS and there is a bunch of decent docs around Enterprise Server on AWS