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AIX on big iron. Used for ex nightly batch processing at banks. Lots of horse power for your on prem needs. Moving this kind of horse power to the cloud would
by pragmatic 1y ago
AIX on big iron.
Used for ex nightly batch processing at banks. Lots of horse power for your on prem needs. Moving this kind of horse power to the cloud would be insanely expensive and complex for the mid size banks relying on these systems.
They shipped these massive boxes out and connected them to massive SANs. You could license the processors later if your workload grew.
I spent a year as consultant to big customers building SOA, websites, SSO for whatever they needed. ATM networks with low latency etc.
- pragmatic 1y agoThey came with avcertain number of power cores, say 8 but you could start by only licensing 4 and then grow into them. Don't remember the exact specs on this but they were crazy powerful 20 years ago.
- soco 1y agoJust starting into a project to move an AIX behemoth to Linux, with clouds (still far) ahead. Fingers crossed...