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Welcome to GSE Nordic Region Conference 2024 with a presentation of the conference, the Logistics, Networking Opportunities and how to get the most out of the Conference.
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This year's opening keynote examines the mainframe's role in a rapidly changing technological landscape. We'll discuss how the mainframe's enduring strengths and adaptability to emerging challenges uniquely position it to support your business needs. From addressing technological debt to handling security, compliance, and environmental sustainability, discover why the mainframe remains a crucial part of modern enterprise computing.
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CICS TS 6.2 has just been announced and this session summarises all the new features directly from the CICS team. Developers will be able to use new versions of Java, Jakarta, Spring Boot, and Node.js to modernize and extend applications. CICS administrators will be able to further optimise applications with threadsafe access to shared data tables, reduced volumes of data written to SMF, automate more with CICS policies and Ansible, and use the power of the IBM Z platform to further improve the systems’ resilience and scalability. CICS and security administrators have new features, tools and workflows to tighten security for valuable transactions and data that is best practice and a requirement when adopting a Zero Trust strategy.
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CICS TS 6 introduces new security discovery tooling to easily adopt Zero Trust best practices, including role-based definitions in combination with CICS transaction, resource, and command security protection.
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Getting your APIs up and running is only the beginning: once in use, you’ll need to ensure they’re always available. This session will take you through the tips and techniques you can use to keep your API consumers happy and the REST calls flowing freely.
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For decades, boundary or perimeter security was seen to suffice within enterprise security. Not anymore - Zero Trust is here! CICS TS 6 introduces Security Discovery, a tooling with a purpose of building a picture of the users and security being used within your current environments. In this presentation we will show how Resource Security is integral to a Zero Trust security strategy within enterprise security and why Security Discovery is a necessity to getting your CICS environments conforming with it.
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The Customer in Production team's goal is to act as first customers of CICS. We test CICS at a level higher than system testing by developing a fully-featured banking application modelled on the results of our customer research and advocacy. We set ourselves the goal of remaining up to date with modern software development practices in order to anticipate ways in which customers of IBM will interact with and drive CICS. |
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Public cloud, Hybrid cloud, “On prem(ise)” - all these buzzwords must mean something to developers. What do they mean to Mainframe developers? This session will explore and demo examples of all three.
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This session will show you how Ansible scripts and the latest IBM z/OS CICS collection can be used to easily automate interactions with CICS and allow you to provision new regions. We will also cover how the CICS collection, is used in z/OS Cloud |
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This session will expand on ways of working with z/OS Connect in production, covering topics such as: monitoring, DevOps, high availability and Hyperscaler Partnerships. |
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In CiP we test CICS by developing an application modelled on those created by our customers. We aim to demonstrate best practices for application development, and as a result have been creating a CI/CD pipeline for automating the delivery of our CICS application. This talk will take you through our journey to adopting Ansible with the z/OS CICS collections. We will demonstrate the full CI/CD Tekton pipeline and show how to use Ansible to deploy a test environment to a CICS region from automation.
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This session will provide background information as to what the z/OS Health Checker is, and all the checks which have been provided by CICS since the first release in 5.4. It will cover a method of controlling which checks are run using CICS tags which provide a new way of adding meta information into your CICS installation.
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Always wanted to build automated tests but not know where to start, In this session we will start with just a laptop and by the end of the session will have built a set of automated tests for z/OS using just open source tooling that you can access today. All the source code and configuration that is created for the session will be shared so you can use this as a starting point and start building your own tests!
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Db2 for z/OS - Trends and Directions.
| 1. Review Db2 for z/OS strategic direction. 2. Take stock of current technology now in V13. 3. Explain what the Db2 for z/OS development team will be working on next and why. |
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| Every new release of Db2 brings a bunch of features aimed at improving application performance, data availability, and development capabilities. This session guides you through the exceptional features in Db2 12 (+FLs and APARs) and 13 that will boost your performance, ensure maximum data availability, and streamline application development. We will focus on the features, including the latest function level ones, that can be used by both DBAs and application programmers to ensure efficiency and effectiveness. • Overall improvements and goals in Db2 z/OS 12/13 (+FLs and APARs) • Features for improved application and database performance • Features for improved application and database design • Usage features for improved application performance • Discuss new features delivered in latest function levels |
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Db2 V13 Utility History.
| Db2 13 introduced the ability to track execution of IBM Db2 utilities allowing users to gain insight into the performance of the utilities. In this session you will hear how it has been implemented, what information is recorded and when, and some ideas of how the feature can be used to improve your utility processing |
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Mythbusters: Db2 latches vs. page latches vs. IRLM locks.
| There is a lot of confusion and misconception about the different serialization mechanisms used by Db2 for z/OS (locks and latches ; claims and drains) ; what they mean ; how and when they are used ; and what impact they have on applications.In this session we will set the record straight. We will explore the different serialization mechanisms used by Db2 for z/OS ; what they are used for ; how you can determine that they are impacting your performance and how to address those performance issues in case they arise. |
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Squeeze your Data with Db2.
| This intermediate level presentation quickly covers the history of compression in Db2 for z/OS, from V3.1 to Db2 12. We will review the original tablespace row compression, index compression, LOB compression, and Huffman compression, with a glance at some application performance considerations. |
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Db2 13 for z/OS introduced several new features that have an impact on PBG and PBR table spaces. This presentation will cover the fundamentals of table space concepts and introduce these new features. The discussion will answer questions, such as what these features are, why they are necessary, and how they can be implemented, including best practices around implementation.
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Online schema - The Present and the Future
| 1. Understand what IBM's strategy is for application availability improvements when making schema changes. 2. Review recent improvements in online schema processing in both V12 and V13 of Db2 for z/OS. 3. Look to the future to explain what you can expect to see in the next year or two that are planned to deliver massive improvements in this area. |
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High Performance DBAT in DB2.
| Experiences from launching High Performance DBATs in Nordea. How to implement, measure and follow-up. |
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Db2 z/OS meets WLM - 101 basics, stories of common mistakes, pitfalls and failures.
| This presentation is based on Db2 z/OS development 360 studies experiences performed by SWAT team, which Michal is part of. It will discuss following matters - explains basics of WLM on z/OS concepts - how WLM can help in running Db2 workload smoothly in worst scenario conditions or in case of workload failing over - what are common pitfalls and ways to avoid them - what are best practices for setting up Db2 address spaces and application goals - how to monitor how the goals are met, and what may be bottlenecks, and how to address them |
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Measuring is knowing - Db2 for z/OS instrumentation enhancements you may have missed.
| To analyze performance, Db2 has a wealth of metrics to look at. Each version, function level or even just with regular maintenance, these instrumentation metrics are being enhanced. This session will go over the V12 and V13 instrumentation enhancements to bring you up to date with all the latest and greatest IFCIDs and counters. We will also look at when and how to best exploit this information. |
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- Category: 2024 IMS/MachineLearning Track
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Come to this session and get plugged into IMS. Learn about the recent blogs, courses & enhancements that became available in the areas of TM, DB & systems. Also learn about where IMS is headed in the future.
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Yes, IMS is more than 50 years young. Come hear how it's keeping up to date with integration with modern analytics platforms. Your company is likely already using operational analytics for other systems and you can be the hero that helps get performance data from your mission-critical IMS systems included. We’ll also review all that is new in performance management.
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“At NRB, we propose to our customers different patterns to modernize IMS applications and data access.
For applications hybrid integration, we standardize mainly on z/OS Connect for synchronous access in & out, and MQ/Kafka for asynchronous needs. For application development, we run PL/I and Java inside IMS applications. For data access, we master IMS data replication into Db2 z/OS and Oracle. In some cases, we also have direct JDBC to IMS DB access.
Let’s join the session to understand our use cases and their business value.”
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Join us to discover the key elements of the successful migration of the Broadcom IMS Tool Team to a mACBs environment. In this session we will delve into the challenges we encountered during the process, the lessons we learned, and the best practices we recommend. Additionally, we will showcase the new environment in a demo and answer any questions you may have. Don't miss this opportunity to learn from our experiences and gain valuable insights into the complexities of migrating to a mACBs environment.
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You may be planning for or implementing the IMS catalog on your way to IMS managed ACBs, or to provide your applications with SQL access to your IMS databases. How does this both impact and help you as a DBA? Since the catalog is an IMS database (specifically a HALDB), you must monitor and manage it accordingly. It also contains insights into your IMS databases. Come learn the best ways to manage the catalog database and how to use it to better understand your IMS database environment.
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We will go through how to find your way around IMS. This is No 3
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A common question that I ask to IMS Systems Programmers and IMS DBA’s is: How well are your IMS production systems running? And the typical answer I receive is: Very well or Excellen. As my discussions go on, I find some common problems that tell me that those systems could run a lot better and more efficiently with a few small changes. This presentation will go into some very common situations that occur in an IMS Transaction Manager environment that could improve your transaction run-time, cut down on CPU and storage usage, and save you a lot of calls from users. Most of the information you need can be obtained from your IMS log datasets and offline reporting. I will go into detail about problem situations (Region Occupancy, WFI/PWFI, Class Assignment) that you may not be aware of, and hopefully give you some ideas that will make you and your management even happier with your Excellent running system.
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In an IMS Managed ACB environment, the IMPORT command is used to accomplish online change. How do you use this command? What infrastructure do you need to have in place to use this command? How are error situations handled? For answers to these & more questions, come to this session and get enlightened.
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In this session, we will talk about how transactions are scheduled in an IMS TM environment. We will discuss in detail the implications of the various scheduling parameters (Priority, Limit priority, Limit count, Serial vs Parallel, Transaction class, etc.).
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Mainframe Modernization is on top of mind at most organization. And very much appreciated. Yet, this topic is very broad and needs to be divided into sub-domains to address specific needs. In this session Frank van der Wal will zoom in on a utility that IBM has put on the market called Z Open Automation Utility (ZOAU) and that can help out in automating sysprog tasks in a modern and automated way. ZOAU provides an abstraction layer between z/OS commands and tasks and languages like Python and JAVA. Frank will demo how ZOAU works and how to create a simple Python program that will be used by an Ansible playbook to do some tasks on z/OS.
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Take the worry out of programming your jobs, checking and double checking for code standard compliance, ensuring DevOps processes are delivered while meeting business SLAs for your hybrid cloud applications by allowing IBM Z JCL Expert to do the heavy lifting for you. In this session, come and discover the ease with which IBM Z JCL Expert, when integrated with Zowe, helps you automatically check your jobs as part of your CI/CD pipeline in a fraction of the time it would normally take, allowing you to focus on the more value-adding functions of your role. A live demo of the Zowe integrated features will be shown in the session.
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- Category: 2024 Mainframe Infrastructure Track
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Monday has been a typical day where application outages occurred. Often, due to the complexity of the enterprise, Tuesday and the rest of the week were just the same!
We will discuss how effective capacity management reporting is used to quickly return the business to service.
-What reporting should be reviewed and communicated in the first moments of an outage?
-What additional performance reporting is critical to resolving an incident?
-What reporting and capacity management processes contribute to improvements to the resiliency of the enterprise?
-What are some of the forecast variances that occur in predicting future capacity? Who is responsible for resolution?
-How should capacity management reporting be effectively used in the post-mortem process?
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IBM Event Automation is a new product that collects and processes streams of events from Apache Kafka to allow you to automate decisions in response to those events. Come to this session to learn about this exciting new product and the benefits it offers, as well as how it can fit in with your existing messaging infrastructure.
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The new PCI DSS 4.0 regulations require pervasive encryption and ongoing rotation of the keys. Device encryption is no longer sufficient. Getting all of your data sets encrypted without causing disruption to the business is a massive undertaking and fraught with risks. In this session, we explain how IBM's Data Set Key Rotation simplifies this massive organizational undertaking and provides intelligent encryption and key rotations at scale; ensuring that data is protected, and compliance requirements are met.
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Enterprise messaging and IBM MQ is a critical part of any system. This session shows you how MQ is rapidly evolving to meet your needs. Irrespective of your platform or environment, this session introduces many of the recent updates to MQ, whether that's in administration, building fault tolerant and scalable messaging solutions, or securing your systems.
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Take a tour of the features of the new IBM RMF for z/OS Grafana App plugin. Topics covered:
- How to deploy
- Provided Capabilities
- Querying RMF metrics
- Designing Dashboards
- Alerting
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SDSF contains a variety of commands and panels that help the z/OS technician observer and analyze memory usage by individual address spaces or at the system level.
This presentation takes you through the powerful features of SDSF memory displays including recent enhancements in z/OS 3.1
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Do you want to modernise how you administer IBM MQ on z/OS? This session will discuss how you can administer MQ by using the MQ Console, REST, and Ansible. It will also discuss how you can use offerings such as IBM z/OS Cloud Broker, IBM Z Anomaly Analytics, and IBM Z Log and Data Analytics with MQ.
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The business landscape is changing rapidly. The regulators introduce new and more strict requirements to ensure business continuity. This session:
- explains what operational resilience is and how you can advance it using IBM portfolio.
the following topics will be covered:
- DORA
- Flexible Capacity for Cyber Resilience
- System Recovery Boost (SRB)
- other solutions.
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If you do Performance you might well be right. But if you think that way you're missing an important trick or two.
This presentation will show you the many ways in which you can gain architectural insight from SMF data.
You might be the only person in your shop who can actually gain that kind of insight in a systematic manner so you could be very valuable if you learn how to do this.
Examples include at the system and middleware levels.
All the techniques use data you probably have already.
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Do you want to modernise your applications to perform messaging in Java? This session will introduce how you can write applications in Java that use JMS to perform messaging with IBM MQ and show how you can convert your existing applications that use the MQI to use JMS.
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This session will delve into my personal experiences with utilizing Ansible to streamline the process of configuring multiple application environments for software testing purposes. Key topics to be explored include the utilization of Ansible, the z/OS Core Collection, deployment methodologies, common challenges encountered when initially adopting Ansible, essential considerations, and best practices.
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- Category: 2024 General Interest/Performance Track
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When the Swedish government stopped funding the COBOL vocational training program taught at JENSEN Business School we had to act quick as to ensure the competence for the future, this was in 2015 and many of our developers were approaching retirement age. We laid the foundation for our own inhouse COBOL school and it has ran every year since it´s inception in 2016, getting better and better with each iteration.
I will talk about how we have set it up, how we are attracting young people to try COBOL, what challenges we face and most importantly what we have learned.
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Static and dynamic analyses of Enterprise applications has been around for a while. Static analysis provides information about program structure, data, control flow and other information based on scanning and analysis of program source at rest. Dynamic analysis is providing information about program or system behavior in motion, during program execution. We will review both approaches and discuss advantages and challenges of combining the two for application understanding during development.
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Sessions s503-S506 will be combined to ZSkills lab
- Hands-on workshops
- Skills initiatives
- Meet the talents
Join the zSkills lab, an open space where you can find hands-on modernization workshops, a mini Code-a-Thon and information about zSkills initiatives.
Learn how and where to find learning resources, new talent and tomorrows new-hires and become part of the mainframe community.
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The IBM zSystems platform is supporting many languages ranging from PLI and COBOL all the way up to the modern ones like Python, Node.js and and GoLang with JAVA and C/C++ in the middle. And then there is assembler. While most challenges on IBM Z can be tackled with one or more of those high-level languages, sometimes assembler is the best option. Assembler on IBM Z seems a bit daunting in the beginning. Where do I start? This session is aimed at new-to-mainframe audience with a strong technical interest., what tool to use, how to get my first code to run? In this session Frank van der Wal is guiding you through how to create the first ‘Hello World’ assembler program, how to run it and challenge you to go a bit further than just that!
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As security threats become more complex and common, it has become increasingly clear that securing data is just the first step to protecting your business, customers, and reputation. Resiliency has become the focus of regulations that are pushing companies to have active, thorough, and tested resiliency plans. A modern approach to mainframe resiliency means drastically reducing the mean time to repair of all data and impacted applications. Learn how to navigate compliance with confidence through the implementation of a product that provides detailed analytic reporting that reduces the reliance on manual approaches and provides a clear framework to recovering from the inevitable threats
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For newer CICS developers and system programmers, who may not have grown up with 3270
emulators and C*** commands, it can be difficult to become productive with non-mainframe
tools like VS Code, IntelliJ, or ad-hoc scripting and pipeline automation offerings. This talk will
show how to perform CICS development tasks using familiar form factors like shell scripts and
VS Code. We'll show an end to end demo of building the GenApp and other exemplary
applications using free open source tooling, and also cover Db2 Developer for z/OS and other
free plugins and software tools.
I get my CICS enroute Zowe.
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Macro 4 and UNICOM, as a software house, have been using their DevOps applications to analyse their own problems on z/OS for over 40 years. A number of years ago, when open source was relatively new to the mainframe world, we embarked on an internal modernization approach to use a host of tools including Subversion. We have now evolved to using more current open source tools within our DevOps pipeline including Git and VSCode. This session explains what we needed to do to integrate all of those tools.
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In the world of computers, you can think of latent demand as the demand for resources that cannot be
met due to constraints. Workloads want to use the resources and have demand for those resources, but
the environment does not have the ability to satisfy the demand. During this presentation, Peter Enrico
will discuss the measurement and evaluation of latent demand in the mainframe environment. So, if you
have a system that is being capped, weight enforced, or if your processor is just out of capacity, you will
want to attend this session.
Title: Adjusting WLM Goals for
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- Category: 2024 Application Development/Cloud & Containers
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Are those terms and other AI related terms confusing you? This should change at the end of this session. Learn about the new AI trends and methodologies and how you can leverage them to speed up the implementation and deployment of your AI projects, while taking care of important AI governance aspects to be aligned and compliant with new and upcoming AI regulations in your organisation.
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Zowe tooling is now used by 40% of mainframe customers to provide their primary interface to the mainframe computing platform, as well as the UI being taught to students worldwide for them to master old and new mainframe languages alike. This talk will focus on the DevOps scenarios around the Zowe CLI, the ease of use of the VS Code and IntelliJ plugins, as well the extensibility of the Zowe SDKs and the Zowe Desktop that underpins the Db2 ecosystem. Zowe is open source and encourages everyone and anyone to get involved and we’ll cover how to do this and share customer success stories of where engagement with the Zowe community has benefited IT organizations and vice-versa.
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Join our hands-on workshop to get a feel of how to develop on Mainframe using VS Code in an on-demand Cloud Dev Environment. By simply using a browser on your laptop you will be able to access modern VS Code based tools and perform all your daily activities, such editing code, compiling, debugging, running pipelines and more without a need to access ISPF or even installing any software on your machine. Sing up today using
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Free download and source code available after the show and ever after. This session is a demo of CXU, an advanced Point-and-Shoot feature to access datasets, execute TSO commands and run SQL and DB2 commands directly from your ISPF EDIT/VIEW session. CXU can seriously impact the way you work in ISPF. Using SPUFI and QMF is history. See more on www.cxu.dk
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In this session we talk about how Generative AI can be used to analyze, modernize and migrate your COBOL Applications. We will use IBM watsonx Code Assistant for Z to show case a practical application modernization approach.
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As a Value solution engineer of BMC i do Performance assessments for our customers.
show on examples from the past year, what the performance Mainframe challenges were on the assessments we did (anonymized)
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The presenter continuously installed a new z/OS® V3R1 driver every month from December 2022 through September 2023 and experimented with its new functions as they became available. He will show you how these new functions operate and provide you with warnings, hints & tips, caveats, etc. based upon his early experiences and post-GA follow-up.
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This presentation will tell a story of women in IT, how it all started in Lithuania, non-profit organizations that we have locally which support women in IT, and how z/OS and large organizations that use mainframes have helped many women to start their careers in technology. It will be a mixture of first-hand experiences from several women, intermixed with my own experience, research, history and facts.
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Application performance is more critical than ever. System-wide tuning goals are a must. There is no hiding in off-peak hours anymore!
Explore with us the fundamental difference and a shift in a performance-tuning mindset associated with the transition from R4HA to TFP pricing models. Become proactive rather than reactive.
Participants will grasp the significance of performance monitoring.
The session will emphasize the importance of proactive performance monitoring and application tuning planning before transitioning to TFP.
Attendees will learn to differentiate between various pricing models and their implications for application performance monitoring and tuning.
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With APIs being the predominant way to integrate systems in a cloud environment this session will show you how easily to call APIs from your mainframe applications and expose applications as RESTful APIs. This session will includes demos and live coding of how to achieve these integrations..
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An Abnormal End (ABEND) can stop you in your tracks. Mainframe systems are the backbone of top IT organizations. Resilience, reliability, efficiency, continuity, and criticality of business operations pay dividends in a highly competitive economic environment.
Tackle the disruption and potential downtimes with muscle memory and resolution examples.
Audience: New System programmers, Developers
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