Your Specialized Workloads, Now in the Cloud
Skytap makes it easy to get business-critical applications out of the data center and into the cloud. Run your on-premises IBM Power and x86 workloads in their native format on Microsoft Azure or IBM Cloud. You no longer have to contemplate embarking on a long, costly migration project to unlock cloud scale, agility, and value-added native cloud services such as advanced analytics, data visualization and modeling, cognitive intelligence, and accelerated DevOps. Skytap also helps you deliver scalable training, sales demos and POCs for your enterprise software solutions and applications with its Skytap Virtual IT Labs solution.
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IBM i Backup, Recovery and Availability Options
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BeyondTrust scales virtual training and saves time with automated virtual lab provisioning with Skytap
Using a home-grown interface to support lab provisioning was difficult to maintain and very confusing for learners, including customers and external partners. Facing strong organic growth and rising demand for courses, BeyondTrust knew they needed a more powerful, efficient, and easy-to-use virtual labs solution.
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TCP/IP Performance Tuning for Skytap on Azure IBM Power LPARs
This white paper discusses common best practices for tuning IBM Power IBM i and AIX workloads for Skytap on Azure (SOA). One of the biggest challenges organizations have when migrating and running Power workloads in SOA is tuning the TCP/IP stack for both the local (within a SOA) environment and externally either between on-premises and SOA, or between SOA deployments in different SOA regions. This article makes several references to general Azure tuning techniques as well as those from IBM for AIX and IBM i.
