WAS for z/OS Topology, Scalability, and Availability @ WEBSPHERE JOURNAL

WebSphere Application Server (WAS) for z/OS is IBM's z/OS implementation of the J2EE server design. To build robust and efficient WAS environments on z/OS, you must determine the topologies that address your needs. Since WAS for z/OS is middleware, the topologies can become quite complex and require forethought. Considerations should be given to scalability, availability, and factors such as security, performance, and administration.

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