zLinux
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What is zLinux?
zLinux refers to Linux distributions that are designed to run on IBM Z mainframe hardware. It allows users to leverage the robust security, scalability, and reliability of IBM Z systems while utilizing the flexibility and open-source nature of Linux. It is commonly used for enterprise-level applications, databases, and cloud infrastructure.
What other technologies are related to zLinux?
zLinux Competitor Technologies
zLinux Complementary Technologies
zVM
zVM is a hypervisor that can run multiple z/OS and zLinux instances, thereby complementing zLinux by providing a virtualization platform.
Unix System Services
Unix System Services (USS) provides a UNIX-compatible environment within z/OS, which can be used alongside zLinux for application development and deployment.
zOS
z/OS is the primary operating system for IBM Z mainframes, and zLinux often runs as a guest OS within z/OS or zVM environments. They can co-exist and share resources.
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Infrastructure Engineer
28 Infrastructure Engineer jobs mention zLinux
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Integration Engineer
8 Integration Engineer jobs mention zLinux
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Systems Engineer
43 Systems Engineer jobs mention zLinux
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Software Engineer
171 Software Engineer jobs mention zLinux
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Engineer
263 Engineer jobs mention zLinux
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