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Upcoming events at which I am speaking
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NaSPA Ontario in Toronto May 20, 2009.
I will be presenting
Building a Dynamic Infrastructure -
The Road Ahead for System z and
Linux on System z - A Strategic View on
the evening of Wednesday, May 20.
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Presentations on Linux and IBM Systems
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IBM System z and the Road Ahead.
(2.29MB)
Today's interconnected and data consuming applications
are changing the dynamics of IT. As content serving,
real-time business intelligence, and high performance
computing functions are more tightly coupled with
mission critical applications, they become vital to the
operational success of core business transactions. This s
ession will summarize the key milestones in 2008 for
System z and detail plans to deliver a comprehensive
solution for today's increasingly multi-tier and
multi-architecture application landscape.
Linux on System z - A Strategic View.
(2.12MB)
A Strategic View Datacenters today
have a key architectural choice to make in designing
large-scale implementations. Is the best approach to
scale-out with rack-optimized servers or to scale up
with large SMP servers using virtualization facilities
to run many images on a single server? IBM System z is
a 'green' solution which for many users will be the
optimal choice. Since Linux on S/390 (now Linux on
System z) became available early in 2000 customers
around the world have increasingly exploited this
technology in conjunction with PR/SM LPAR and z/VM.
From environments with only a single IFL Linux
engine) to those with 100s of IFLs, the ways in
which datacenters exploit Linux on System z vary
widely. Jim will describe how Linux on System z,
in combination with z/VM, will provide a robust
and cost-effective Linux environment which
integrates well with z/OS as well providing for
consolidation of distributed platforms.
Given at the
NaSPA Ontario meeting in Toronto on May 20, 2009.
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IBM Mainframes - 45 Years of Evolution.
This presentation celebrates the 45 year evolution of IBM mainframes.
(1.58MB)
This presentation was updated on April 9, 2009 to add information
on the S/360 65/67 MP machines and the IBM System 9020 Air Traffic
Control system.
This presentation was updated on April 10, 2009 to enhance the
chronology of S/360 and S/370 machines.
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CSE For High Availability and System Management.
Do you have more than one z/VM system? Do you want to be able to
share the RACF database across your systems? Do you want to only
manage one VM Directory for all the systems? Would you like to
ensure that a minidisk may only be linked RW on one guest on one
system, and have all the systems enforce that, and thus be able
to finally get a good night's sleep? The z/VM Cross System
Extensions can do all that for you, and more! Come and see how
z/VM's CSE enables you to treat separate VM systems as a single
system image. Lower your system management workload, and get
higher availability to boot!
(234KB)
Linux on System z - A Strategic View.
Datacenters today have a key architectural choice to make in
designing large-scale implementations. Is the best approach to
scale-out with rack-optimized servers or to scale up with large
SMP servers using virtualization facilities to run many images on
a single server? IBM System z is a green solution which for
many users will be the optimal choice. Since Linux on S/390 (now
Linux on System z) became available early in 2000 customers
around the world have increasingly exploited this technology in
conjunction with PR/SM LPAR and z/VM. From environments with only
a single IFL (Linux engine) to those with 100s of IFLs, the ways
in which datacenters exploit Linux on System z vary widely.
Jim will describe how Linux on System z, in combination with
z/VM, will provide a robust and cost-effective Linux environment
which integrates well with z/OS, z/TPF and z/VSE as well
providing for consolidation of distributed platforms.
(2.07MB)
Given at the
SHARE Winter 2009 conference in Austin, TX in March, 2009.
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An Introduction to Linux and Open Source.
Linux and Open Source continue to see substantial growth around the
world. This session will provide on overview of Open Source and
an introduction to Linux (including concepts and terminology).
Jim will also provide an overview of Novell's SUSE Linux Enterprise
(SLE) 10 and Red Hat Enterprise Linux (RHEL) 5.
(1.81MB)
Given at the
SHARE Summer 2008 conference in San Jose, CA in August, 2008.
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Reducing Your Software Costs Through
Server Consolidation with Linux on System z.
The presentation gives an overview of TCO savings from running
Linux on System z.
(1.24MB)
Linux Utilities for IBM System z.
The presentation gives an overview of the Linux Utilities for
IBM on System z.
(1.32MB)
Given at the
SHARE
Summer 2006 conference in Baltimore, MD on August 14-18, 2006.
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