Stream: Virtual Room 1
Time: 10:30 - 11:30
Floods, wildfires, storm, and other natural disasters can impact hundreds of square km. Increasingly, mainframe clients are looking to address these risks with an out-of-region data centre. In this session you will learn how you can evolve your current 2-site synchronous disk mirroring deployments with a best-of-breed, 3-site or 4-site topology for High Availability and Disaster Recovery.
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Anthony Morales is a certified technical specialist working with IBM since 2013. He's been working on the GDPS development team for 11 years. He is the lead developer of the GDPS Interfaces, including the GDPS Graphical interface and the GDPS REST API, and is also the co-team leader of the GDPS Metro solution. GDPS (Geographically Dispersed Parallel Sysplex) offers the state of the art in terms of performance towards continuous availability for IBM Z. GDPS offers IBM Z client a way to fulfill their regulatory and business compliance requirements by granting them an insurance in case of a disaster recovery. (i.e., disaster recovery - DR) and providing high availability (HA) as well as ease and continuity of operations (CO).
Anthony Morales is a certified technical specialist working with IBM since 2013. He's been working on the GDPS development team for 11 years. He is the lead developer of the GDPS Interfaces, including the GDPS Graphical interface and the GDPS REST API, and is also the co-team leader of the GDPS Metro solution. GDPS (Geographically Dispersed Parallel Sysplex) offers the state of the art in terms of performance towards continuous availability for IBM Z. GDPS offers IBM Z client a way to fulfill their regulatory and business compliance requirements by granting them an insurance in case of a disaster recovery. (i.e., disaster recovery - DR) and providing high availability (HA) as well as ease and continuity of operations (CO).
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