"Perhaps they've finally figured out that running WebSphere (at least
multiple instances of it) on a mainframe is not a very good performer.  The
old defamatory SHARE badges of TSO on MVS come to mind (a pig on the back
of
a turtle or something like that).  Even IBM's WebSphere people state in
public that you won't be getting very many (much less than 10) Web Spheres
running on a single mainframe."

That data was from performance tests about 18 mounths ago did leave a bad
taste in everyone's mouth, but it was based on an old release (2.2.16) and
ext2 file systems. The main problem was getting a lot of Linux to start and
some issues with scalability. Unfortunately, the results have not been
revisited with 2.4.19 and either reiser or ext3.

Regards, Jim
Linux S/390-zSeries Support, SEEL, IBM Silicon Valley Labs
t/l 543-4021, 408-463-4021, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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