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IBM Power Virtual Server Guide for IBM AIX and Linux

A draft IBM Redbooks publication

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Last updated on 10 March 2025

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IBM Form #: SG24-8512-01


Authors: Tim Simon, Henry Vo, Andrey Klyachkin, Gayathri Gopalakrishnan, Borislav Stoymirski, Jean-Manuel Lenez, Lokesh Bhatt, Youssef Largou and Prerna Upmanyu

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    Abstract

    This IBM® Redbooks® publication describes deployment, networking, and data

    management tasks on the IBM Power Virtual Server by using sample scenarios.

    The team during the content development used available documentation, IBM Power Virtual

    Server environment, and additional software and hardware resources to document several

    types of scenarios:

     IBM Power Virtual Server networking and data management deployment scenarios

     Migration scenarios

     Backup scenarios

     Disaster recovery scenarios

    This book addresses topics for IT architects, IT specialists, developers, sellers, and anyone

    who wants to implement and manage workloads on an IBM Power Virtual Server. Moreover,

    this publication provides documentation to transfer how-to skills to the technical teams, and

    solution guidance to the sales team. This book compliments the documentation available at

    IBM Documentation and aligns with the educational materials that are provided by IBM

    Systems Technical Education.

    Table of Contents

    Chapter 1. IBM Power Virtual Server

    Chapter 2. Deployment options

    Chapter 3. IBM Power Virtual Server in the IBM Cloud network

    Chapter 4. Migration to Cloud with IBM Power Virtual Server

    Chapter 5. Managing Workloads on IBM Power Virtual Server for IBM AIX and Linux deployments

    Chapter 6. IBM Power Virtual Server Backup

    Appendix A. Global Replication Services solution using Power Virtual Server

    Appendix B. Migration planning

     

    Special Notices

    The material included in this document is in DRAFT form and is provided 'as is' without warranty of any kind. IBM is not responsible for the accuracy or completeness of the material, and may update the document at any time. The final, published document may not include any, or all, of the material included herein. Client assumes all risks associated with Client's use of this document.