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What if thereโs an operating system that challenges traditional views on how systems should be designed? Kamil Pytliลskiโs article dives into IBM i, an often-overlooked platform that marries its integrated relational database,
Db2 for i, directly with its OS. This unique configuration treats all data as objects, leading to enhanced security and unprecedented performance in online transaction processing since its inception in 1988. With features such as Single Level Storage and the TIMI layer ensuring backward compatibility, IBM i stands as a testament to innovative design, offering capabilities still unmatched today, though access remains limited to high-end IBM hardware. The article showcases how this elite system continues to perform where others struggle, challenging the perception of legacy systems.
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