OpenVMS on x86

VMS Software, Inc. is porting OpenVMS to x86.

Reliability

Reliability has been the strong suit of OpenVMS for over 40 years. There are still VAX systems in the field running VMS being used to control company operations. A true testament to the OS’s dependability.

Availability

Traditionally, OpenVMS has operated with 99.999% uptime, the highest availability measurement awarded to computing systems. There is anecdotal evidence that uptime is measured in years for OpenVMS systems (in one case 28 years).

Serviceability

OpenVMS with its plethora of management tools and the ability to carry out rolling upgrades is the epitome of a serviceable operating system.

Who is VMS Software?

VMS Software, Inc. seeks to continue the legendary development prowess and customer-first priorities that are so closely associated with the OpenVMS operating system and its original author, Digital Equipment Corporation.

Products

VSI develops and markets new releases of the OpenVMS operating system, accompanying layered products (including open source) and compilers to keep customers’ OpenVMS environment up to date. Port of OpenVMS to x86 is underway, with V9.0 EAK already available to selected customers.

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Support

We provide all levels of support and maintenance services for VMS Software, Inc.'s own releases of the OpenVMS operating system and versions of OpenVMS that are no longer supported by HP.

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Migration Services

Whether you are moving from OpenVMS to Linux, UNIX or Windows, Alpha or Integrity to x86, or moving OpenVMS to the cloud or emulator, VMS Software is here to help. We offer OpenVMS migrations, database migrations, emulation and virtualization services.

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Try new WebUI

Schedule and view batch jobs
Manage licenses
Manage PCSI products installed on your server
Add, modify, and remove users and rights identifiers
View process info, suspend and resume processes
View disk information (status, space available, etc.)
View real-time CPU, memory, I/O statistics, and export them into a file
Use PERFDAT on your server

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VMS Software Rolling Roadmap

A summary of the updated VSI OpenVMS operating system roadmap is as follows. See roadmap slide deck for details:

H2 2020 – OpenVMS V9.0-X EAK released monthly (first release May 15 2020)
H1 2021 – OpenVMS V9.1 EAK for x86
H1 2022 – OpenVMS V9.2 production release for x86

See roadmap slide deck