For system management and administration, a large variety of facilities are necessary, and mainframes provide centralized monitoring, alerting, logging, metering, patching, backup, and automation.For scalability, workloads require the ability to adjust capacity based on business needs, and mainframes can, for example, turn on/off CPUs within the limits of the mainframe physical machine.For high availability, we often see service-level agreements requiring 99.999% of availability, for which mainframes have extensive built-in hardware and software redundancy, the ability to run systems in parallel (Parallel Sysplex), and across sites or data centers (Geographically Dispersed Parallel Sysplex).For high security, sensitive workloads need end-to-end security for which mainframes provide encryption of data at-rest and in-transit, centralized authentication and authorization, audit trails, key management and policy compliance.Some customers still use decades-old mainframe systems which provide this quality of service on-premises:
Large enterprises and public institutions often run business-critical applications that execute vast numbers of transactions securely, reliably, and with no downtime.įor this purpose, they use systems with high quality of service and that satisfy important non-functional requirements, such as security, availability, scalability, and system management. Micro Focus is an AWS Partner Network (APN) Advanced Technology Partner with the AWS Data & Analytics Competency.īy applying proven expertise in software and security, Micro Focus enables customers to utilize new technology solutions while maximizing the value of their investments in critical IT infrastructure and business applications. In this post, we will describe the Micro Focus Enterprise Server solution on AWS along with some of its unique benefits. With this solution, enterprises and public institutions deploy mainframe workloads on AWS with high security, high availability, elasticity, and robust system management. Micro Focus Enterprise Server mainframe capabilities, combined with Amazon Web Services (AWS) global infrastructure, provide the quality of service required by large business-critical applications. Large mainframes have challenging non-functional requirements in order to process large volumes of data and users for core-business workloads. By Neil Fowler, Vice President of Engineering at Micro Focusīy Phil de Valence, Solutions Architect for Mainframe Modernization at AWS
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