Salt River Project's Power division had been testing Linux in-house for approximately three years, but didn't have any Linux solutions in production environments at the time. This case study describes SRP's evaluation and selection of Red Hat Enterprise Linux for use in both its mainframe and distributed environments.

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Feb 11, 2012

Salt River Project Migrates to Red Hat Enterprise Linux On IBM Mainframes For Flexibility And Performance sponsored by Red Hat
Salt River Project's Power division had been testing Linux in-house for approximately three years, but didn't have any Linux solutions in production environments at the time. The IT team had little experience with Linux even though there was interest from the company to eventually migrate to a Linux-based environment. This case study describes SRP's evaluation and selection of Red Hat Enterprise Linux for use in both its mainframe and distributed environments as well as the cost-savings and the boosted performance benefits for its servers. (THIS RESOURCE IS NO LONGER AVAILABLE.)

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