z/VM is the new name for IBM's VM/ESA mainframe operating system. ESA (Extended Storage Addressing) is a feature added to S/390 operating systems (MVS, VSE, VM) to allow addressing beyond the 16MB limit.
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- z/VM IBM home page for zSeries/Virtual Machine (z/VM). Information on the latest version with links to an overview, recent announcements, news, events, products and features, downloads, technical resources, library, service and education.
- z/VM and Linux for zSeries Resources A collection of links to IBM Web pages explaining why z/VM is their preferred platform for running Linux on the mainframe. And an overview of how to do it.
- MVMUA: Metropolitan VM Users Association The oldest z/VM organization in the U.S. was formed in 1974 and serves the New York City area.
- VM/ESA, OS/390, and S/390 Resources on the Net Mostly links to VM-related information. From Jack J. Woehr of the Rocky Coast Free Board in Colorado.
- z/VM User Groups An IBM-maintained list of non-profit organizations that provide an opportunity for z/VM users to get and share technical information.
- z/VM Worldwide Events Calendar Upcoming seminars, presentations, conferences, courses and other events by IBM, user groups, consulting firms and training companies.
- Velocity Software's Performance Presentations Snippets and full technical conference sessions on server consolidation and Linux performance issues in a z/VM environment.
- Linux Performance on z/VM Velocity Software's site dedicated to Linux performance issues when running on z/VM. From tips to full case studies.
- Eastern Orthodox Editors A review of z/VM's XEDIT and similar Editors on other platforms.
- RACF/VM IBM home page for the z/VM implementation of Resource Access Control Facility. Information on the latest version with links to an overview, news, downloads, user groups, past and future presentations, migrating, library, FAQs and education. RACF is security software.
- VM/CMS on your PC A fan's z/VM site, including material on running VM/370 on a PC.