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You’ve Heard the News, Now Dig Into the Details: Get up to Speed on the Power10 Announcement

Rob McNelly

September 14, 2021

IBM Champion Rob McNelly on Power10 E1080 server highlights, and resources you can use to learn more

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More Power to You: A Closer Look at the Power10 E1080 Server

Jaqui Lynch

September 13, 2021

On September 8, 2021 IBM announced the first server in the Power10 range—the E1080 with an order number of 9080-HEX. The general availability (GA) date for the system is September 17, 2021, and this system is the next generation of POWER servers. Hardware Technology The E1080 is similar to the E980 in that it uses […]

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Kubernetes Container Security Best Practices With Red Hat Advanced Cluster Security for Kubernetes

Cayla Jenkins

August 30, 2021

As we work with organizations who are adopting containers as part of their software development strategy, we have seen container security become a challenge for many, and at times an aftersight. This is not on purpose, but primarily a result of the vast differences between the new technology of containers versus the virtualization model many […]

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Interact With the ATLASSIAN Jira Software From Within z/OS

Subhasish Sarkar

August 24, 2021

In this tutorial from BMC's Subhasish Sarkar and Sujit Neb, learn how to interact with ATLASSIAN Jira from a JCL Job that executes on z/OS

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Phil Teplitzky on Structured Programming and Software

Reg Harbeck

August 5, 2021

Reg Harbeck: Hi, this is Reg Harbeck and today I'm here with Phil Teplitzky, who is the managing director of the Teplitzky Associates, but that doesn't tell you nearly as much as you're going to find out about someone has been right there in the middle of the history of the mainframe in so many interesting […]

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How the Software World and Programming Practices Have Evolved

Tom Harper

June 3, 2021

Programming, or writing software as it is commonly known today, has been my profession for 51 years, and for fun for 10 years before that. Like most things, it has changed dramatically as I have grown up with it. Starting out in 1960, we had only one manual of about 50 pages, a principles of […]

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After Helping Clients Navigate Challenging Times, the AIX World Moves Forward

Neil Tardy

May 24, 2021

From the beginning, IBM AIX was touted for its reliability. That this characteristic has endured was never more evident than over the past year, as IBM clients relied upon the AIX OS and Power Systems hardware to manage their operations through a challenging time. IBM’s Carl Burnett, Distinguished Engineer, Power Systems software development, believes that AIX/Power […]

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How to Simplify the Lives of Non-Mainframe Trained IT Employees

Trevor Eddolls

April 23, 2021

Many people think that using a mainframe is hard. They have a picture in their minds of green screens and arcane subsystems that are incredibly hard to get to grips with. The trouble is that so many of the people who work on mainframes have been doing so for 40 years. And that means they […]

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IBM i Gets a Refresh, Increasing Automation and Storage Options

Dava Stewart

April 20, 2021

The latest round of IBM i technology refreshes (TRs) provides enhancements to offerings, services and hardware. On Tuesday, April 13, IBM announced the latest round of OS TRs—IBM i 7.4 TR4 and 7.3 TR10. These TRs demonstrate a commitment to IBM i services, showcase a continuing push toward automation and represent a heavy investment in […]

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With PM for Power Discontinued, What are Your Options for Collecting Performance Data?

Rob McNelly

October 20, 2020

IBM has discontinued the Performance Management for Power Systems™ service.

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