Out of the box
Sensible defaults, paths under /QOpenSys/pkgs, no glue scripts. Every binary compiled natively for ppc64 — not cross-compiled, not generic ports.
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Open to everyone who works with Power — AIX admin, IBM i dev, Linux engineer, architect, consultant, pre-sales, researcher, or hobbyist. If you touch the platform, your perspective counts.
One signed yum repository for IBM i (PASE). Today's command-line, data science, web, database and observability tools — installed and running natively, out of the box.
curl -fsSL https://ibmi.librepower.org/install.sh | bashyum install python3-numpy python3-pandas python3-scipyEvery package GPG-signed and verified on install · browse the catalog ↓
numpy + pandas + scipy, native on Power — the kind of analysis SQL and RPG can't do, with the data never leaving your system of record.
Each demo shows a real workflow running on the LibrePower stack for IBM i — API gateways, data validation, admin tooling, and web apps talking to Db2 for i.
One request to a customer-360 endpoint fans out to two Db2 for i services and comes back merged — with JWT auth and rate limiting. The same modern API stack you'd ship on Linux, running natively on the system of record.
Guided menus, command preview, and guardrails that refuse to drop a system library or end your own job.
One call returns live, validated data straight from Db2 for i — Swagger docs included, no proxy in between.
FastAPI + Db2 leaderboard, updating live. If a game runs here, your line-of-business app will too.
Sensible defaults, paths under /QOpenSys/pkgs, no glue scripts. Every binary compiled natively for ppc64 — not cross-compiled, not generic ports.
Every package is GPG-signed with a pinned key and CVE-scanned daily. Critical patches ship within 24 hours.
The same SIXE team that builds and signs these packages answers your tickets — in your language. No first-line maze.
A single, curated set of GPG-signed packages — daily updates, daily CVE scans. Free forever · paid enterprise support keeps it that way.
Prometheus exporter + log agent for IBM i — live QSYS2 metrics & QHST logs for Grafana.
Probe HTTP, TCP, DNS & TLS endpoints for Prometheus.
Turn any JSON HTTP API into Prometheus metrics.
Prometheus metrics from SNMP devices.
Modern web server & reverse proxy with automatic HTTPS.
High-performance, stateless API gateway.
Secure SFTP / FTP / WebDAV server for the IFS, with a web admin.
Turn any stdin/stdout program into a WebSocket server.
Web UI to browse & query PostgreSQL.
Lightweight SQL schema migrations.
Database migrations for PostgreSQL & MySQL.
Run SQL over CSV / TSV / JSON files.
NumPy — the array core of scientific Python. Natively compiled, big-endian.
pandas — DataFrames for data analysis. Dependencies bundled.
SciPy — statistics, optimization & linear algebra.
FastAPI + Pydantic v2 + Uvicorn — the modern async web stack, self-contained.
The Rust validation core behind Pydantic v2 — bundled, no compiler.
An extremely fast Python linter & formatter.
Blazing-fast recursive code search (rg).
A fast, friendly alternative to find.
A modern, colourful ls with git awareness.
Interactive command-line fuzzy finder.
The Z shell — a modern interactive shell.
A fast, informative cross-shell prompt.
Syntax-highlighting pager for git diffs.
A colourful command-line hex viewer.
Load & unload environment variables per directory.
A handy command runner for project tasks.
Count your code, fast.
ping, with a live graph.
Yes — DOOM, right in your terminal.
The GitLab CLI — issues, MRs, pipelines.
Live reload for Go apps while you develop.
A tiny HTTP load generator.
HTTP load testing at a constant rate.
A portable YAML / JSON / XML processor.
jq, reimplemented in Go — a JSON processor.
Query & modify JSON, YAML, TOML, XML, CSV.
Make JSON greppable, then ungron it back.
Miller — like awk/sed/cut for CSV, TSV & JSON.
Convert between YAML, TOML, JSON & HCL.
A shell script parser & formatter.
Sync files to object storage & remote backends.
Send files & folders securely, end-to-end encrypted.
Sign & verify artifacts and SBOMs — supply-chain security.
Modern, simple file encryption.
Encrypt the values in your YAML / JSON / ENV secrets.
Fast, encrypted, deduplicated backups.
An SMIT-style admin TUI for IBM i — guided menus, command preview & safety guardrails.
Every package GPG-signed · catalog updated daily · source on GitLab ↗ · also on AIX → aix.librepower.org ↗
The same SIXE engineers who package and sign LibrePower answer your tickets — in your language, in your timezone, on a single contract.
Same-day reply
Réponse le jour-même
Respuesta el mismo día
Antwort am gleichen Tag
One contract · 24h critical SLA · custom ports · compliance docs · your subscription keeps the repo free.
Talk to a SIXE expertyum install <package> works the way you'd expect.
librepower-ibmi-observability) that publishes QSYS2 metrics and QHST logs in Prometheus/Loki format. Grafana itself runs wherever you already have it — Linux, AIX, Kubernetes — and visualizes those metrics over the network. A native Grafana port for IBM i is on the roadmap.
LibrePower is the free, signed open source repository for IBM i — kept current, daily-scanned, with the scientific Python stack natively compiled on Power. The repo stays open because SIXE enterprise subscriptions fund the engineering work behind it.
"Enterprise support that funds the open source repo behind it.
Better tools for everyone. Better support for you."
Two commands. Works on IBM i 7.3+ (PASE) — out of the box, signed, ready for production.
$curl -fsSL https://ibmi.librepower.org/install.sh | bash
$yum install python3-numpy python3-pandas python3-scipy ripgrep fzf yq
One short conversation. We scope a contract to your IBM i estate — in your language.
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