Stream: Linux on Z
Time: 14:00 - 15:00
.A save segment is a z/VM built-in technology used for sharing data or code in memory among multiple virtual machines. Linux running as a z/VM guest is able to benefit from this technology by mean of a specific driver. In the first part of the presentation, we expose the shared segment technology and the way Linux can benefit from it. In a second part, we propose a use case for Linux in a demo, where the implementation of shared segments for Linux will be demonstrated step-by-step.
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Yvon-Marie Avril is an IT Specialist part of the WW zATS IBM System Pre-Sales Technical Support Team. He has more than 20 years of experience with z/VM and Linux. His area of expertise covers virtualization technologies on IBM Z/ LinuxONE and many Linux distributions. He is engaged in customer facing projects for configuration and deployment of IBM Z/LinuxONE solutions including deployments with IBM Dynamic Parition Manager.
Yvon-Marie Avril is an IT Specialist part of the WW zATS IBM System Pre-Sales Technical Support Team. He has more than 20 years of experience with z/VM and Linux. His area of expertise covers virtualization technologies on IBM Z/ LinuxONE and many Linux distributions. He is engaged in customer facing projects for configuration and deployment of IBM Z/LinuxONE solutions including deployments with IBM Dynamic Parition Manager.
Yvon-Marie Avril is an IT Specialist part of the WW zATS IBM System Pre-Sales Technical Support Team. He has more than 20 years of experience with z/VM and Linux. His area of expertise covers virtualization technologies on IBM Z/ LinuxONE and many Linux distributions. He is engaged in customer facing projects for configuration and deployment of IBM Z/LinuxONE solutions including deployments with IBM Dynamic Parition Manager.
Yvon-Marie Avril is an IT Specialist part of the WW zATS IBM System Pre-Sales Technical Support Team. He has more than 20 years of experience with z/VM and Linux. His area of expertise covers virtualization technologies on IBM Z/ LinuxONE and many Linux distributions. He is engaged in customer facing projects for configuration and deployment of IBM Z/LinuxONE solutions including deployments with IBM Dynamic Parition Manager.
Yvon-Marie Avril is an IT Specialist part of the WW zATS IBM System Pre-Sales Technical Support Team. He has more than 20 years of experience with z/VM and Linux. His area of expertise covers virtualization technologies on IBM Z/ LinuxONE and many Linux distributions. He is engaged in customer facing projects for configuration and deployment of IBM Z/LinuxONE solutions including deployments with IBM Dynamic Parition Manager.
Yvon-Marie Avril is an IT Specialist part of the WW zATS IBM System Pre-Sales Technical Support Team. He has more than 20 years of experience with z/VM and Linux. His area of expertise covers virtualization technologies on IBM Z/ LinuxONE and many Linux distributions. He is engaged in customer facing projects for configuration and deployment of IBM Z/LinuxONE solutions including deployments with IBM Dynamic Parition Manager.
Yvon-Marie Avril is an IT Specialist part of the WW zATS IBM System Pre-Sales Technical Support Team. He has more than 20 years of experience with z/VM and Linux. His area of expertise covers virtualization technologies on IBM Z/ LinuxONE and many Linux distributions. He is engaged in customer facing projects for configuration and deployment of IBM Z/LinuxONE solutions including deployments with IBM Dynamic Parition Manager.
Yvon-Marie Avril is an IT Specialist part of the WW zATS IBM System Pre-Sales Technical Support Team. He has more than 20 years of experience with z/VM and Linux. His area of expertise covers virtualization technologies on IBM Z/ LinuxONE and many Linux distributions. He is engaged in customer facing projects for configuration and deployment of IBM Z/LinuxONE solutions including deployments with IBM Dynamic Parition Manager.
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