Server Product Services
for Linux

Implement Linux® server environments more
effectively with our reliable server product
services for Linux

IBM offers server product services for open source Linux server environments, including implementation services for Linux server consolidation.

A Linux server environment offers enhanced performance, better flexibility and reduced cost of ownership. To fully realize the benefits of an open source platform, you need skilled and experienced server specialists to help you adopt the open source server environment. IBM Server Product Services for Linux are designed to perform and support a Linux implementation in your IT environment leveraging extensive hands-on experience, time-tested methodologies and project management skills. In addition to the standard Linux installation and configuration services, we offer:

Linux high-power computing cluster services
Linux high-availability cluster services
Linux server consolidation services
Linux migration services.

What we offer

Implementation services for Linux (US)

IBM can enhance your Linux implementation by helping to speed the process, minimize disruptions and downtime, reduce risk and enable faster realization of benefits.

Implementation services for Linux distributions (US)

Learn how this service can help you implement Linux enterprise distributions and also provide Linux training for your staff.

Implementation services for Linux - high availability clusters (US)

Designed to enhance the availability of your business critical applications and services by facilitating the rapid, cost-effective implementation and configuration of Linux cluster environments.

Implementation services for Linux high performance computing clusters (US)

Learn how this service can help you implement Linux High Performance Computing clusters and also provide Linux training for your staff.

Implementation services for Linux - OS hardening (US)

Harden your Linux operating system environment to help improve resiliency against internal and external threats such as disgruntled employees, security breaches and data theft