Sure, you may have heard of zOS, the operating system for the IBM mainframe. But you can also run Linux on it and you don't need some proprietary version - you can chose from popular versions like Red Hat, Ubuntu, or even the indie distros. In this video, Linux Sys Admin Liz Joseph dispels the myths around Linux and the mainframe, and then explains its unique hardware purpose-fit for big data.
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