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IBM offers education on a variety of z/VM, Linux on System z
and z/VSE topics in the form of "Live Virtual Classes" (LVC).
The day of the LVC broadcast,
you can see the charts and listen to the speaker "live".
In addition, you are able (and are encouraged) to ask questions of the
speaker during a Q&A session following the prepared presentation.
Please register for the section you wish to attend.
Each LVC lasts approximately one hour, including Q&A.
Please check the z/VM events calendar to learn of future LVCs.
The day following each LVC, we plan to post the
the charts here in PDF format. Shortly thereafter we plan to
provide a replay where you can read the charts, hear the
recording and the Q's and A's.
You are welcome to read the charts or listen to the playbacks
when you can't participate 'live' or even if you wish to hear it
all again.
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Technical Support (please mention "Linux and z/VM Webcasts" in the subject
line of your email to Julie).
Tuesday, May 22, 2012
Topic:
IPv6 in z/VSE
Speakers: Jeff Barnard, BSI (Barnard Software, Inc.)
Abstract:
IPv6 news is everywhere these days. The availability of z/VSE V4.2.2 (and
newer releases) provides the foundation of z/VSE's IPv6 support. Combine
this with IBM's new TCP/IP solution, IPv6/VSE, which provides a single
product solution for both IPv4 and IPv6 TCP/IP communications and you
have a powerful way to take z/VSE into the future. In this session will
discuss the shortcomings of IPv4, the basics of IPv6 and what type of
support is available for IPv6 in IBM's z/VSE operating system.
Register to listen to the live call:
Date: Tuesday, May 22, 2012
Time: US & Europe: 11:00 AM EDT / 05:00 PM Boeblingen / 15:00 UTC
Register for this time slot
or
Date: Tuesday, May 22, 2012
Time: Europe & AP: 08:00 AM GMT / 10:00 AM Boeblingen / 05:00 PM Tokyo / 08:00 UTC
Register for this time slot
Duration: 75 minutes
Wednesday, May 30, 2012 or Thursday, May 31, 2012
Topic:
Introducing the Linux Health Checker
Speakers: Peter Oberparleiter, Linux on System z Development, IBM Germany
Target Audience: Linux Customers: IT Manager, IT Administrator, System Administrator
(intermediate technical level)
Abstract:
The Linux Health Checker is a tool to perform a preventive check-up of
your Linux system. It is meant to detect improper configurations,
potential system vulnerability and system states that may lead to
problems during the future execution of your workloads. The core of the
Linux Health Checker is an extensible framework to collect and analyze
all types of health data and to produce different kinds of health
reports. The health checker comes with a set of ready-made health checks
that is intended to be further extended as an open source project. This
presentation will describe the use of the Linux Health Checker and how to
develop new health checks.
Register to listen to the live call:
Date: Wednesday, May 30, 2012
Time: 12:00 PM EDT / 11:00 AM CDT / 6:00 PM Boeblingen / 16:00 UTC
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or
Date: Thursday, May 31, 2012
Time: 9:00 AM Boeblingen / 07:00:00 UTC / 03:00 AM EDT
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Duration: 75 minutes
Wednesday, April 18, 2012 or Thursday, April 19, 2012
Topic:
Linux on System z Current & Future Technology
Speakers: Martin Schwidefsky, Linux for System z Kernel Maintainer, IBM Germany
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Presentation Charts
Target Audience: IT Manager, IT Administrator, System
Administrator (intermediate technical level)
Abstract:
This session will provide an overview of new features in Linux on System
z that are currently under development by IBM and the open source
community, and are expected to be provided with upcoming releases of
Linux enterprise distributions. We will address both System z-specific
features and some current platform-independent developments in Linux.
The webcast will attempt to give an impression of how Linux development
for System z works, and where we are heading. Beside this outlook, the
latest features which were introduced with Red Hat Enterprise Linux
Server 5.5 and SuSE Linux Enterprise Server 11 will be presented.
Automatic replay (no registration needed for replay).
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Wednesday, March 28 2012 or Thursday, March 29, 2012
Topic:
Optimizing Resource Utilization for Linux under z/VM - Part II
Speakers: Juergen Doelle, Linux End-to-End Performance Project Leader, IBM Germany
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Presentation Charts
Abstract:
This session discusses the resource utilization of Linux z/VM guests, and
possibilities to reduce or control it. This is important especially in
regard to resource overcommitment in virtualized environments. It shows
how the resource usage of idling guests changes
when the processing of the
guest is stopped. Linux and z/VM methods to pause the guests are
compared. The other topic is the question of the performance impact of
having many WebSphere Applications Server JVMs in one guest or when they
are distributed over many guests
(horizontal versus vertical stacking).
Automatic replay (no registration needed for replay).
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Thursday, March 22 2012
Topic:
Monitoring Principles and z/VSE Monitoring Options
Speakers: Wilhelm Mild and Ingo Franzki; IBM Boeblingen
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Presentation Charts
Abstract:
Monitoring the IT environment is a necessity and the different areas to
be monitored can now be unified. The session shows an overview about
monitoring with general recommendations and z/VSE specifics. You can
monitor z/VSE using standard SNMP and include it in your enterprise
monitoring environment. That enables centralized monitoring in
heterogenous environments and event driven actions.
Register to listen to the live call:
Date: Thursday, March 22, 2012
Time: US & Europe: 11:00 AM EDT / 04:00 PM Boeblingen / 15:00 UTC
Register for this time slot
or
Time: Europe & AP: 08:00 AM GMT / 9:00 AM Boeblingen / 05:00 PM Tokyo / 08:00 UTC
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Wednesday, February 15, 2012
Topic:
z/VSE Connectors Update
Speakers:Ingo Franzki
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Presentation Charts
Abstract:
This session provides an introduction into the newest features of the
z/VSE Connectors in z/VSE V5.1
and V4.3. Besides the new z/VSE V5.1 and V4.3 features, this session will
also highlight a few of the
recent enhancements provided with in z/VSE V4.2 and older releases.
Automatic replay (no registration needed for replay).
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Tuesday, February 14, 2012
Topic:
Memory Sizing for WebSphere Applications on System z Linux
Speakers: Steve Wehr, Senior Engineer, IBM System z New Technology Center
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Presentation Charts
Abstract:
Getting the best TCO from a large virtualized server like Linux on System
z requires paying attention to the memory used by applications and z/VM
Linux guests. This presentation gives a step-by-step approach to help you
easily and accurately size the memory needed by large applications such
as WebSphere to help you achieve your TCO goal.
Automatic replay (no registration needed for replay).
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Wednesday, January 18, 2012 and Thursday, January 19, 2012
Live Demo:
Integrating x86 workload into Linux on System z environments
Speakers: Utz Bacher, Linux on System z architect, IBM Germany
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Presentation Charts
Abstract:
The IBM zEnterprise System is a multi-architecture compute system capable
of hosting many workloads integrated together. The Unified Resource
Manager provides integrated systems management for platform resources,
virtualization and workload entities. The application integration of
Linux on System z embraces this paradigm and provides common operations
for Linux on x86 workload in the context of Linux on System z
environments. Execution of x86 applications takes place transparently and
under control of Linux on System z, and management of processes, userids,
file systems, packages, and other resources is unified and centered on
Linux on System z. This Live Virtual Class gives an introduction to the
concept of application integration, shows its benefits and demonstrates
how easy it is to integrate x86 workload in Linux on System z
environments.
Automatic replay (no registration needed for replay).
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Thursday, December 15, 2011
z/VM Platform Update
Speakers: John Franciscovich - IBM z/VM Development
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Presentation Charts
Abstract:
This webcast will discuss the exciting new developments with z/VM V6.2!
Come and learn about the latest & greatest changes in z/VM; including the
latest support for the IBM zEnterprise System; Single-System Image; Live
Guest Relocation; and more!
Automatic replay (no registration needed for replay).
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Wednesday, December 14, 2011
64 bit virtual in z/VSE V5.1
Speakers: Ingolf Salm - IBM Boeblingen - z/VSE STSM
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Presentation Charts
Abstract:
This session discusses z/VSE's 64 bit virtual implementation; the APIs
and how to exploit 64 bit virtual in applications.
Automatic replay (no registration needed for replay).
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Wednesday, November 16, 2011
z/VSE V5.1 Update
Speakers: Ingolf Salm - IBM Boeblingen - z/VSE STSM
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Presentation Charts
Abstract:
The session will cover news about the latest z/VSE development. It will
provide an overview of the z/VSE V5.1 content such as hardware
exploitation and the 64 bit virtual.
Automatic replay (no registration needed for replay).
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November 09, 2011 & November 10, 2011
Networking with Linux on System z
Speakers:
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Einar Lück - Software Engineer, IBM Germany
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Presentation Charts
Abstract:
Linux on System z offers a lot of possibilities to get your system
connected to a network. This presentation will give an overview of all
the network devices supported by Linux on System z. Examples will show
how to set up networking on your system using OSA and HiperSockets. You
will learn how to configure a network device manually and how to
configure a network device automatically in RedHat and SUSE
distributions. The presentation will end with more advanced network
topics such as channel bonding, performance insights and troubleshooting
tips.
Automatic replay (no registration needed for replay).
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November 02, 2011
Linux in a Private Cloud for Social Business on
System z
Speakers:
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David via - IBM Business Unit Exec, Lotus WW Messaging
and Collaboration
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Mike Wojton - IBM Advanced Technical Support, Gaithersburg
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Presentation Charts
Abstract:
Social Business is quickly changing the face of how we are doing Business
today. In many places Social Media has become the largest segment in
internet traffic. How your company connects and successfully relates to
it's Customers, Business Partners, Vendors and employees will be driven
by how you are able to exploit/adapt into the Social Media/Business
model. This session will overview what Social Business is, how IBM can
help you in this arena and how using Linux on System z you can quickly
deploy and implement a Private Cloud solution for Social Business today
in your enterprise that can not only support your today's needs but grow
with you into the future.
Automatic replay (no registration needed for replay).
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October 26, 2011 and October 27, 2011
Optimizing Resource Utilization for Linux under z/VM - Part 1
Speaker:
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Juergen Doelle - Linux End-to-End Performance Project Leader, IBM Germany
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Presentation Charts
Abstract:
This session is the first of two sessions about resource utilization
of Linux z/VM guests and possibilities to reduce or control it. This
is important especially in regard to resource overcommitment. The
presentation shows the performance impact of memory overcommitment and
provides guidelines. The usage of a DCSS is shown, for example to
reduce memory requirements by sharing memory. The current Linux
distributions support DCSSes larger than 2GB, which significantly
improves the administration and handling. The impact of these options
on performance and system behavior is analysed in environments with
WebSphere Application Severs.
Automatic replay (no registration needed for replay).
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September 28, 2011
z/VSE Fast Path to Linux on System z
Speaker: Ingo Franzki - IBM Boeblingen
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Presentation Charts
Note: Have patience. It's a large file and may take a while to upload.
Abstract:
The Fast Path to Linux on System z is a brand new function included in
z/VSE V4.3. This session will give an overview about the Linux Fast Path
function. We will discuss what features it provides and what benefits you
can expect by using it. This session is of special interest for everyone
that runs z/VSE applications communicating with applications running on
Linux on System z. Good examples are applications using the DB2 Client,
Connectors, VSAM Redirector, etc.
Duration: 60 Minutes
Automatic replay (no registration needed for replay).
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August 31, 2011
z/VSE V4.3 Support of four-digit device addresses
Speaker: Helga Hoff, IBM
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Presentation Charts
Abstract:
Support of four-digit device addresses enables customers to use devices
with CUU's larger than x'FFF' allowing for more flexibility and advanced
planning. This webcast will explain how four-digit device addresses are
supported by z/VSE 4.3. You will learn about the configuration process as
well as best practices to utilize devices with CUU's larger then x'FFF'.
Automatic replay (no registration needed for replay).
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July 13, 2011
Backing Up and Restoring z/VM and Linux with IBM Solutions
Speaker:
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Tracy Dean - Product Manager, IBM Management Software for z/VM
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Presentation Charts
Note: Have patience. It's a large file and may take a while to upload.
Abstract:
As the Linux on System z environment continues to grow, the need for
software and solutions to manage this environment also grows. IBM
continues to enhance a set of software solutions to assist customers
with automated operations, system management, and storage management.
This session will focus on backing up and restoring data and disks for
z/VM and Linux on System z. It will include live demos of how to
back up and restore z/VM and Linux on System z data, including
automation.
Duration: 75 Minutes
Automatic replay (no registration needed for replay).
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June 22, 2011
Automating Operations on z/VM and Linux with IBM Solutions
Speaker:
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Tracy Dean - Product Manager, IBM Management Software for z/VM
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Presentation Charts
Note: Have patience. It's a large file and may take a while to upload.
Abstract:
As the Linux on System z environment continues to grow, the need for
software and solutions to manage this environment also grows. IBM
continues to enhance a set of software solutions to assist customers
with automated operations, system management, and storage management.
This webcast will focus on automated operations, including live demos of
how to:
- Automatically take action based on messages on z/VM service machines,
on Linux guest consoles, and in Linux syslog data
- View and interact with live consoles for both monitoring and debugging
purposes
- Monitor and manage spool file usage
- Send alerts to a central alerting system, such as IBM Netcool/OMNIbus
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Send e-mails based on console messages, spool usage, etc.
- Automatically archive logging data when a disk approaches full
Duration: 75 Minutes
Automatic replay (no registration needed for replay).
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May 12, 2011
Bringing You Up to Date with LE for z/VSE
Speaker:
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Wolfgang Bosch, IBM Boeblingen - z/VSE Development & Service, Language Environment for z/VSE
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Presentation Charts
Abstract:
This webcast will provide an overview of Language Environment for z/VSE,
recap of features, programming aspects, help for debugging, tooling plus
recent functional enhancements with z/VSE 4.3 such as PL/I Multitasking,
LE TCP/IP Multiplexer, added dynamic call capabilities and more.
Duration: 60 Minutes
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May 10/11, 2011
Live Demo: Setup of simple and multipathed disk I/O configurations of
ECKD and zfcp Volumes on Linux on System z
Speaker:
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Thorsten Diehl, Linux on System z System & Performance Evaluation
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Presentation Charts
Abstract:
During this "Live Demo" you will see how ECKD DASD is added to a running SLES
11 Service Pack 1 on System z and how you can exploit HyperPAV to improve DASD
performance.
In a second part watch zfcp volumes being added to a Linux single path and
multipath with LVM.
Duration: 75 Minutes
Automatic replay (no registration needed for replay).
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April 6/7 2011
Problem Reporting and Analysis Linux on System z -
How to survive a Linux critical situation !
Speaker:
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Sven Schuetz, Linux on System z Service Team, IBM Germany
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Presentation Charts
Abstract:
You encounter a problem with Linux on System z and you don't know what to do.
This webcast will introduce you to a trouble shooting "First Aid Kit" for Linux
on System z. This kit is something you will always want to have on hand - just
in case. Our speaker, Sven Schuetz, will guide you through examples of real
customer problems, their diagnosis, and solutions. Maybe yours is among them.
Duration: 75 Minutes
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March 24, 2011
Overview of Cryptography and Enhancements on z/VSE 4.3
Speaker:
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Joerg Schmidbauer, IBM Boeblingen - z/VSE Development & Service
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Abstract:
This webcast first provides an overview of cryptography on z/VSE.
This includes supported cryptographic hardware, the VSE crypto device
driver and encryption utilities. It then shows the enhancements that
come with z/VSE 4.3.
Duration: 60 Minutes
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March 16 (17), 2011
Red Hat Enterprise Server Performance Report for Linux on System z
Speaker:
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Christian Ehrhardt, Linux on System z Performance Analyst, IBM Germany
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Presentation Charts
Abstract:
This presentation covers the overall status of RHEL6 from a System z
performance focus. The speaker will compare RHEL 6 with RHEL5 and show a
summary and recommendations.
After a brief overview, we will delve into the analysis of various workload
patterns and provide some background about major improvements and known
drawbacks, including some hints and tips about detection and workaround.
Duration: 75 Minutes
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February 16 (17), 2011
Lessons learned from putting Linux on System z in Production
Speaker:
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Hans-Joachim Picht, Linux on System z Initiatives, IBM Germany
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Abstract:
You've heard by now that Linux runs on the mainframe and is effectively the
same Linux as anywhere else - from Intel to System z servers. The challenge is
that there can be a lot of politics around choosing to run Linux on the
mainframe, deciding on a distribution and methodology for installing and
maintaining Linux and even who will be responsible for the virtual Linux
environments. Many decisions and discussions need to be made around processes,
tools and solutions to decide if they are 'right' for a virtual Linux farm.
This session will give you a candid insight on how customers around the world
dealt with those topics before.
You will hear about how they took mainframe Linux from initial proof of concept
to being a strategic platform choice for several important applications.
Duration: 75 Minutes
Automatic replay (no registration needed for replay).
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January 27, 2011
IBM z/VSE V4.3 in modern solutions with Linux on System z
Speaker:
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Wilhelm Mild, IBM Boeblingen - Certified IT Architect, Integration
Architectures for z/VSE, System z and Linux
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Presentation Charts
Abstract:
This webcast will show modernization solutions with z/VSE 4.3 and Linux on
System z.
It will show in details how to take advantage of the synergy between z/VSE and
Linux
on z. The solutions enable business processes to fulfill the requirements of
todays dynamic world. System z is the base for high scalable and reliable
solutions and with z/VSE and Linux on System z they can be as modern as you
need them.
Duration: 75 Minutes
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January 26, 2011
Best Practices for WebSphere Application Server on System z Linux
Speaker:
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Steve Wehr, Senior Engineer, IBM System z New Technology Center
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Abstract:
An introduction to setting up an infrastructure that will allow WebSphere
applications to run efficiently on Linux for System z. This infrastructure
consists of LPARs running VM, running multiple Linux guests, each running
WebSphere, running your applications. That's a lot of layers, where everything
has to work together well. This presentation tells you how to start setting up
such an architecture, how to make these parts work together optimally, and how
to allocate memory between all the systems involved.
Duration: 75 Minutes
Automatic replay (no registration needed for replay).
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December 15, 2010
What's new in RHEL 6 for Linux on System z
Speakers:
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Brad Hinson, Worldwide System z Sales, Strategy, Marketing, Red Hat
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Hans-Joachim Picht, Linux on System z Initiatives, IBM Germany
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Abstract:
Red Hat released version 6 of its Red Hat Enterprise Linux (RHEL)
distribution.
Overall, RHEL 6 has more than 2,000 packages, and an 85 percent increase
in the amount of code from the previous version.
What is in RHEL 6 for System z and which new features have been added
since the latest update to RHEL 5? Which System z hardware platforms are
supported? Is there new RHEL 6 on System z specific documentation
available?
Join this webcast to find out more about what's in RHEL 6 for System z.
Duration: 75 Minutes
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December 14, 2010
IBM z/VSE V4.3 - More capacity for growth
Speaker:
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Ingolf Salm, IBM Boeblingen - Linux on System z & z/VSE Development
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Abstract:
This webcast will discuss details of the new z/VSE Version 4.3. It will provide
a release overview and the latest news on z/VSE - starting with the z/VSE
roadmap and strategy; followed by exploitation of IBM hardware; latest
functional enhancements of z/VSE components; and VSE connector enhancements.
It will also discuss the statement of direction made in the October
announcement.
Duration: 75 Minutes
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November 17, 2010
Introduction to the new Linux on System z Terminal Server Using IUCV
Speaker:
- Hendrik Bruckner, IBM Boeblingen
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LVC Invitation/description
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Presentation Charts
Abstract:
How often did you reconfigure your network setup using a line-mode
terminal?
Can you use "ed" to change and correct your configuration files?
Why not using your favorite full screen editor?
IBM introduced a new full-screen terminal access to Linux instances on
the same z/VM system, using the Inter-User Communications Vehicle (IUCV).
This feature is part the latest Enterprise Distributions for System z and
provides an alternative terminal access to 3270 and 3215 line-mode
terminals, especially for the Linux system administrator with basic z/VM
skills only.
Another use case is the system administration in a tight security
environment, where sensitive Linux instances are isolated from the local
IP networks. In this webcast you will learn how to set up a Linux
instance as a terminal server for a virtual Linux server farm on z/VM.
Duration: 75 Minutes
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October 20, 2010
Introduction to SCSI over FCP for Linux on System z
Speaker:
- Christof Schmitt, IBM Boeblingen Programming Laboratory
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LVC Invitation/description
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Presentation Charts
Abstract:
SCSI over FCP is an open, standard-based alternative and supplement to
existing ESCON or FICON I/O connections.
This session will provide an introduction to the storage attachment via
the SCSI over FCP protocol. It includes setup considerations,
related features in Linux on System z and troubleshooting basics.
Duration: 75 Minutes
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September 29, 2010
Linux Performance on zEnterprise 196
Speaker:
- Martin Kammerer, IBM Boeblingen Programming Laboratory
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Presentation Charts
Abstract:
This technical webcast is a Linux performance comparison between the
zEnterprise 196 and z10 using CPU and memory intense workloads, using single
process, multi process, multi processor, and scalability testcases. It also
reviews how the new numbers compare to those of the migration
from z9 to z10 two years ago.
Duration: 75 Minutes
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August 25, 2010
Linux on System z SLES11 SP1 Performance Report
Speaker:
- Christian Ehrhardt, IBM Boeblingen
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LVC Invitation/description
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Presentation Charts
Abstract:
This technical webcast covers the overall status of SLES11-SP1 from
a performance point of view with a slight focus on System z. Comparisons
are made with SLES11 and SLES10-SP3 leading to a general summary and
recommendations. We'll start out with a brief overview then deep dive
into the analysis of different workload patterns. We'll provide
background about major improvements and known scenarios to keep an eye
on including some detection and workaround hints and tips.
Duration: 75 Minutes
Automatic replay (no registration needed).
Replay link forthcoming (after the live broadcast).
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July 28, 2010
Linux on System z: Current & Future Technologies
Speaker:
- Hans-Joachim Picht, IBM Boeblingen
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LVC Invitation/description
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Presentation Charts
Abstract:
This session will provide an overview of new features in Linux on
System z that are currently under development by IBM and the
open source community, and are expected to be provided with upcoming releases
of Linux enterprise distributions. We will address both
System z-specific features and some current platform-independent developments
in Linux. The session will attempt to give an impression
of how Linux development for System z works, and where we are heading. Beside
this outlook, the latest features which were introduced
with Red Hat Enterprise Linux Server 5.5 and SuSE Linux Enterprise Server 11
will be presented.
Duration: 75 Minutes
Automatic replay (no registration needed).
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July 07, 2010
Linux on System z Disk I/O Performance
Speakers:
- Martin Kammerer, IBM Boeblingen
- Mario Held, IBM Boeblingen
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LVC Invitation/description
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Presentation Charts
Abstract:
This session will cover the latest performance results and tuning
tips for Linux on System z. It includes tuning and setup recommendations for
disk I/O; focusing on a comparison of ECKD versus SCSI disks; considerations
concerning storage servers and Linux disk I/O options.
Duration: 90 Minutes
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June 02, 2010
z/VSE and IPv6/VSE Update
Speakers:
- Siegfried Langer of z/VSE & Linux on System z, IBM Boeblingen
- Jeffrey Barnard of Barnard Software, Inc.
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Abstract/Description
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Duration: 75 Minutes
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May 04, 2010
The Linux on System z toolchainin a nutshell
Speaker: Hans-Joachim Picht, IBM Boeblingen
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Duration: 60 Minutes
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LVC's from 2007 and 2008 that were provided with
Centra software are no longer available for replay and have
been removed from this page.
See also the
Live Virtual Classes for z/VSE
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