IBM Software Group. Lotus Domino 6.5 Server Enablement

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1 IBM Software Group Lotus Domino 6.5 Server Enablement

2 Agenda Delivery Strategy Themes Domino 6.5 Server Domino 6.0 SmartUpgrade Questions

3 IBM Lotus Notes/Domino Delivery Strategy 6.0.x MRs every 4 months 6.5 and concurrent releases Deliver within 12 months of N/D 6 Parallel development with future releases and 6.5 from same code stream Separate kits with unique version string Major features exposed in 6.5 only 7.0 Parallel development with N/D 6.5

4 6.5 Themes 6.5 Themes Premier Experience Notes Domino Web Access Domino Access for Microsoft Outlook Lower Total Cost of Ownership Integration + Flexibility Platforms Lotus Instant Messaging Mobile & Wireless

5 Lotus Domino 6.5 Highlights Platform Highlights Domino for Linux on zseries Windows 2003 Server + All Domino 6.0 Platforms Qualification of WAS Unread mark replication in clusters Support for hardware crypto accelerators on z/os

6 Domino 6.5 Support for Linux on zseries Terms: Linux on zseries Linux for S390 (31-bit) Linux for zseries (64-bit) Domino 6.5 will support Linux for S390 Domino 6.5 will support United Linux and Powered by United Linux SuSE turbolinux Conectiva Exceptional Scaling Currently 4000 ND6 on a single Domino partition w/ sub-second response time Business Value Compelling platform for server consolidation Freedom of OS choice Client choice flexibility including Notes, Domino Web Access, Microsoft Outlook

7 Domino 6.5 for Linux on zseries Announced at LinuxWorld Initial offering in Domino 6.5 Runs natively or as a guest under z/vm Supported on United Linux v1.0 Service Pack Kernel glibc gcc 3.2 compiler Uses sys_epoll Domino Thread Pools for improved scalability Includes all Domino 6.5 Functions System requirements S/390 G5 or G6 (IEEE floating point hardware) zseries z800 z900 z990 YDomino130

8 Why Domino for Linux on zseries? Server Consolidation to Domino for Linux on zseries Improve on existing distributed Windows or Linux Domino solutions Benefits: The MOST scalable Linux solution using sys_epoll / Domino Thread Pools sys_epoll APIs support by Linux for zseries enhances scalability over Domino on Intel solutions Developed by Davide Libenzi Approved for 2.6 Kernel Standard Backported to 2.4 Kernel by IBM Linux Technology Center Overcomes barrier to single DPAR instance Intel Linux scalability Linux on zseries - Virtual Linux Server Environment Linux or Intel server consolidation Centralization of expertise and hardware Improved system management, backup and recovery Rapidly growing z/vm / Linux Customer base YDomino140

9 Why Domino for Linux on zseries For those of you who consider Linux a strategic platform in your organization, then Domino for Linux for zseries may be appropriate Some things to consider: System scalability System management characteristics RAS characteristics of operating system Service strategy of OS vendor Compatibility between releases OS requirements process Enterprise level offerings Overall OS maturity Threading packages Asynchronous I/O Runtime compatibility libraries SMP support If you are unsure about the Quality of Service from Linux, then Domino on z/os may be appropriate for you YDomino150

10 The z/vm Linux on zseries Value Proposition The primary value proposition for z/vm Linux on z/series is the ability to consolidate many lightly utilized non-concurrently peaking servers whereby efficiencies are obtained through co-sharing of idle cycles amongst virtual servers not otherwise possible on disparate distributed systems. Single Domino server using z/vm - Linux on zseries does not illustrate this value proposition

11 Advantages of Virtualization with zvm and Linux on zseries Resource Management Sub-CPU granularity Dynamic resource adjustment zvm prioritization can guarantee resources to high priority applications in resource constrained periods Configuration Management Central point of operational control Systems management and Automation potential w/ customized scripts New Servers (guests) can be quickly added w/o additional capital costs, hardware installation delays Hipersockets w/ zvm greatly simplifies network configuration, logistics and external cabling Improves security - all inter-server communication is done within the zseries server Guest domains can be managed by existing UNIX skills No need for specialized 390 expertise Reliability of zseries hardware Industry leading meantime between failure

12 Advantages of Virtualization with zvm and Linux on zseries... Multiple Linux Operating Systems run best on z/vm z/vm can compensate and make many Linux perform better Example - Letting z/vm do all the memory paging is better than letting Linux perform the paging Most of the z/vm overhead is in the first guest Linux operating system Adding additional guest Linux operating systems on z/vm is inexpensive Domino advantage on z/vm - VM Guest LAN does memory to memory moves between DPARs running on different Linux guests Memory to memory moves for network mail routing between DPARS running on different Linux quests Improved cluster replication between DPARs running on different Linux quests

13 z/vm Configuration Key Tuning Factors # of guests operating systems (OS) # Virtual CPUs per guest OS No more the 3 virtual CPUs to 1 real CPU ratio Real storage given to each OS Let VM do the paging Central storage Expanded storage Give VM 25-30% of available real storage Use of VM Guest Lan for memoy-memory move OSA Cards and TCPIP Stack

14 z/vm Many Guest Linux Operating Systems with Domino 6.5 for Linux on zseries Single z/vm in One LPAR Linux kernel VM Guest Lan DPAR to DPAR Lan Traffic Guest 1 Guest Guest 1n 2 Guest 3 Linux DPAR1 Linux DPAR 2... Linux DPAR3 Guest 4 Linux DPAR4 OSA1 OSA2 GB ethernet GB ethernet Client 1... Client 1n Client m1... Client mn

15 Additional Information Documentation on LDD Redbooks Linux on IBM zseries and S/390 Performance Measurement and Tuning Lotus Domino 6 for z/os: Performance Tuning and Capacity Planning (already exists) Lotus Domino 6 for Linux

16 Windows Server Domino Windows NT 4.0 Windows 2000 Server Windows 2000 Advanced Server Windows 2003 Server Windows 2003 Advanced Server Domino 6.5 Windows NT 4.0 Windows 2000 Server Windows 2000 Advanced Server Windows 2003 Server Windows 2003 Advanced Server

17 AIX Domino AIX AIX 5.1 AIX 5.2 Domino 6.5 AIX 5.1 AIX 5.2

18 Sun Solaris Domino Solaris 8 Solaris 9 Domino 6.5 Solaris 8 Solaris 9

19 zos Domino Domino

20 OS/400 Domino V5R1 V5R2 Domino 6.5 V5R1 V5R2

21 Linux Domino RedHat 7.2 RedHat 7.3 SuSE 8.0 SuSE 8.1 SuSE 8.2 RedHat AS 2.1 UP only United Linux Powered by United Linux 1.0 Sp2 Domino 6.5 RedHat AS 2.1 UP only United Linux Powered by United Linux 1.0 Sp2 Domino 6.5 for Linux on zseries United Linux Powered by United Linux 1.0 Sp2

22 Domino Admin Client Domino Windows 2000 Professional Windows NT 4.0 Windows XP Professional Windows 98 Domino 6.5 Windows 2000 Professional Windows NT 4.0 Windows XP Professional Windows 98

23 Smart Upgrade - Introduced in 6.0! A Notes & Domino-based notification and distribution mechanism for client update packages Built into client and server Uses server database / policy documents for configuration Only works for Notes 6+ upgrades Win32 and Mac

24 Configuring SmartUpgrade 1. Create a Smart Upgrade database 2. Update the Configurations Settings 3. Create a Kit document and attach an update kit 4. Create or modify a desktop policy settings document 5. Create or modify a master policy 6. Edit Person documents or set the desktop policy

25 Smart Upgrade Uses server based database Settings for each upgrade Per user / group control Controlled by policy documents Flexible Uses MSI under the covers

26 Smart Upgrade Uses server based database Settings for each upgrade Per user / group control Controlled by policy documents Flexible Uses MSI under the covers Auto-magic!

27 Questions?

28 Smart Upgrade - Introduced in 6.0! A Notes & Domino-based notification and distribution mechanism for client update packages Built into client and server Uses server database / policy documents for configuration Only works for Notes 6+ upgrades Win32 and Mac

29 Smart Upgrade Kit document

30 Smart Upgrade Kit document

31 Smart Upgrade Kit document

32 Smart Upgrade Kit document (cont.)

33 The Matching Process Source Version Platform Localization

34 The Matching Process Source Version Platform Localization Notes 6 Client Domino 6 Server

35 The Smart Upgrade process 1. Verifies the Source version of the client 2. Verifies the Destination version in the desktop settings document 3. Checks if user is allowed to upgrade 4. Prompts the user to upgrade their Notes client If upgrade kit contains attachment: Background save to TEMP Exit Notes client Stub runs package from TEMP Optionally restart Notes If upgrade contains reference: Exits Notes Stub runs package from specified location (network, CD, etc.) Optionally restart Notes