Last Updated: 1 November 2022
Replays of z/VM Live Virtual Classes
Note: The links to the recordings may no longer be available, however, the presentations are still accessible and are a good source of education on a particular subject.
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z/VM Installation Demonstration - Part 1 and Part 2
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September 19, 2018, September 26, 2018 | In this presentation we demonstrate an install of z/VM. As the install forces us to make decisions, we discuss the various options and how particular choices affect the install and the eventual result. Because an installation entails movement of a lot of files, which can take quite a bit of clock time, the presentation consists of two hands-on sessions. |
Click here (part 1)
Click here (part 2) |
What It Means to Measure Your z/VM Security
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October 18, 2017 | This session explores the security lifecycle to explain the "how" and "why" of end-to-end security management. z/VM will be used as the illustrative example, but the lessons also apply to Linux on z and the other IBM Z operating systems. | Click here |
z/VM 6.4: Preparation & Use
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June 28, 2017 | This presentation reviews some of the key changes in the release. First we'll look at your existing system and discuss what will be different when you go to z/VM 6.4. Next we'll look at what you should change prior to IPLing z/VM 6.4, things like expanded storage or changes for HyperPAV paging. system. | Click here |
z/VM 6.4 Upgrade in Place Installation
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May 31, 2017 | In addition to the traditional z/VM installation process, z/VM has been enhanced to support a new upgrade in place installation technique. This technique will enable you to upgrade an existing z/VM 6.2 or z/VM 6.3 system to the new z/VM 6.4 release with minimal impact to the current running system. | Click here |
Security for z/VM 6.4 - News and How To's
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March 15, 2017 | This presentation covers the latest information on z/VM security features, including technical functions new to z/VM 6.4. Topics will include changes to default security settings, usability enhancements for the RACF for z/VM Security Server, and cryptopgrahy-related enhancements. | Click here for part 1 Click here for part 2 |
What's new in Newton: the latest z/VM Cloud Manager Appliance release
OpenStack, and you!
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February 15, 2017 | You can expect to learn about our cloud enablement strategy, OpenStack, and a bit about xCAT. By the end of the session you'll know how to enable our cloud support via the new CONFIGUR wizard, how to automatically monitor the health of your CMA, and what exactly we mean by OpenStack Newton support. | Click here |
z/VM 6.4: A Customer Driven Release
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November 11, 2016 | This session will discuss what is new with z/VM 6.4. We'll discuss items such as HyperPAV for z/VM ECKD paging, 2TB real memory support, improved SCSI management, and new CMS Pipelines library. | Click here |
z/VM Charge Back Methods and Models
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September 21, 2016 | This session will help you build a model for charging back in a z/VM environment and help you implement it. The session will review different models for charge back and also look at how accounting and performance data can be used for this. | Click here |
What is OpenStack and how can I use it on z/VM?
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May 11, 2016 | In this session we'll look at what OpenStack is and how z/VM OpenStack enablement support works. We'll talk about our OpenStack Liberty enablement architecture and what it takes to install and configure it. | Click here |
How do you spell SMT on z Systems?
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August 27, 2015 | This session will explore what SMT is from a hardware perspective and how we implemented it in z/VM. We'll discover the new and changed commands and configuration statements, so you know how to implement it in your shop. | Click here |
How z/VM Live Guest Relocation is used by GDPS - Introduction and Demo
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February 25, 2015 |
With z/VM 6.2, z/VM supports Single System Image (SSI) and Live Guest
Relocation (LGR).
With GDPS 3.10, GDPS can handle and control such setups.
The presentation covers:
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Click here |
z/VM CPU Pooling and ILMT
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October 29, 2014 | This session will discuss CPU Pooling along with other enhancements to z/VM 6.3 that allow greater control over processor resource usage. It will also cover some of the aspects of the IBM License Metric Tool (ILMT) and how the two work together. | Click here |
What's New in the z/VM 6.3 Hypervisor
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August 27, 2014 | This session will provide an overview of the scalability and performance improvements in z/VM 6.3, along with other enhancements. | Click here |
z/VM Platform Update
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August 28, 2013 | The session will focus on z/VM 6.3, the newest release of z/VM that became available on July 26, 2013. z/VM 6.3 brings improvements in scalability, efficiency, and systems management. | Click here |
Live Demo - z/VM Live Guest Relocation
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March 13, 2013 | This IBM z/VM Live Guest Relocation (LGR) session shows how simple it ca be to use the Single System Image (SSI) and Live Guest Relocation (LGR) functionality. | Click here |
z/VM 6.2 Performance Update
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February 27, 2013 | z/VM 6.2 introduces SSI clusters and Live Guest Relocation. With these fabulous new functions come new performance considerations. This session describes the performance factors of SSI clusters and LGR along with a brief review of changes to Capacity Planning. | Click here |
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z/VM 6.2: Increasing the Endless Possibilities of Virtualization
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November 28, 2012 | z/VM 6.2 delivered on the promise of Single System Image (SSI) clusters and Live Guest Relocation (LGR). This session will focus on ways that SSI and LGR allows you greater flexibility. | Click here |
z/VM Live Guest Relocation - Planning and Use
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August 22, 2012 | Live Guest Relocation was introduced in z/VM 6.2. For this session, topics include system and guest configuration planning, definition of relocation domains to allow guests to be relocated among specific members of your SSI cluster, and how to prepare for and actually relocate your Linux guests from one member of your SSI cluster to another. | Click here |
z/VM 6.2 Single System Image and Live Guest Relocation Overview
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July 25, 2012 | Shared resources among members of a Single System Image (SSI) cluster make multi-system management and maintenance easier than ever. Live Guest Relocation within the cluster provides the ability to relocate running Linux guests from one member to another. | Click here |