Stream: Virtual Room 2
Time: 15:30 - 16:30
One of the major new functions delivered with z/VM 7.2 is Centralized Service Management
(CSM). CSM provides functionality for managing distinct levels of service for a select group of traditional
z/VM systems. A given system is designated as a Principal system. This system will use SFS to manage
service levels for a set of defined Managed systems, regardless of their geographic location. This session
will give you an overview of this enhancement to z/VM 7.2, allowing you to better understand where it
might fit in your enterprise and how to prepare for implementation.
There is currently no attachment for z/VM Centralised Service: Remote Service Management
Richard Lewis is an Executive I/T Specialist at the IBM Advanced Technology Group, formerly IBM Washington System Center. Richard joined IBM in 1984 and worked as a z/VM systems programmer maintaining several large internal IBM z/VM systems. For the past 31 years, Richard has been a member of the z/VM and Linux on IBM Z team as well as the team leader at the IBM Washington System Center. As a member of this team, Richard works with IBM customers and IBM Field Technical Specialists, providing instruction on z/VM and Linux on IBM Z as well as assisting with solution design and resolution of technical problems. In addition, Richard works closely with z/VM development as well as Linux on IBM Z development. Richard has been working with Linux on IBM Z since the original s/390 port, and was a member of the team that implemented the Linux Community Development System in support of independent Open Source Developers of Linux software. The LCDS opened in May of 2001 as a mainframe on the open Internet providing Linux on IBM Z instances for open source developers. This system has largely been replaced with the IBM LinuxONE Community Cloud. Richard has been an IBM Rep to the z/VM, Linux and Virtualization Program within SHARE for the past 25 years. He has been the lead IBM Rep to that program for the past 12 years.
Richard Lewis is an Executive I/T Specialist at the IBM Advanced Technology Group, formerly IBM Washington System Center. Richard joined IBM in 1984 and worked as a z/VM systems programmer maintaining several large internal IBM z/VM systems. For the past 31 years, Richard has been a member of the z/VM and Linux on IBM Z team as well as the team leader at the IBM Washington System Center. As a member of this team, Richard works with IBM customers and IBM Field Technical Specialists, providing instruction on z/VM and Linux on IBM Z as well as assisting with solution design and resolution of technical problems. In addition, Richard works closely with z/VM development as well as Linux on IBM Z development. Richard has been working with Linux on IBM Z since the original s/390 port, and was a member of the team that implemented the Linux Community Development System in support of independent Open Source Developers of Linux software. The LCDS opened in May of 2001 as a mainframe on the open Internet providing Linux on IBM Z instances for open source developers. This system has largely been replaced with the IBM LinuxONE Community Cloud. Richard has been an IBM Rep to the z/VM, Linux and Virtualization Program within SHARE for the past 25 years. He has been the lead IBM Rep to that program for the past 12 years.
Richard Lewis is an Executive I/T Specialist at the IBM Advanced Technology Group, formerly IBM Washington System Center. Richard joined IBM in 1984 and worked as a z/VM systems programmer maintaining several large internal IBM z/VM systems. For the past 31 years, Richard has been a member of the z/VM and Linux on IBM Z team as well as the team leader at the IBM Washington System Center. As a member of this team, Richard works with IBM customers and IBM Field Technical Specialists, providing instruction on z/VM and Linux on IBM Z as well as assisting with solution design and resolution of technical problems. In addition, Richard works closely with z/VM development as well as Linux on IBM Z development. Richard has been working with Linux on IBM Z since the original s/390 port, and was a member of the team that implemented the Linux Community Development System in support of independent Open Source Developers of Linux software. The LCDS opened in May of 2001 as a mainframe on the open Internet providing Linux on IBM Z instances for open source developers. This system has largely been replaced with the IBM LinuxONE Community Cloud. Richard has been an IBM Rep to the z/VM, Linux and Virtualization Program within SHARE for the past 25 years. He has been the lead IBM Rep to that program for the past 12 years.
Richard Lewis is an Executive I/T Specialist at the IBM Advanced Technology Group, formerly IBM Washington System Center. Richard joined IBM in 1984 and worked as a z/VM systems programmer maintaining several large internal IBM z/VM systems. For the past 31 years, Richard has been a member of the z/VM and Linux on IBM Z team as well as the team leader at the IBM Washington System Center. As a member of this team, Richard works with IBM customers and IBM Field Technical Specialists, providing instruction on z/VM and Linux on IBM Z as well as assisting with solution design and resolution of technical problems. In addition, Richard works closely with z/VM development as well as Linux on IBM Z development. Richard has been working with Linux on IBM Z since the original s/390 port, and was a member of the team that implemented the Linux Community Development System in support of independent Open Source Developers of Linux software. The LCDS opened in May of 2001 as a mainframe on the open Internet providing Linux on IBM Z instances for open source developers. This system has largely been replaced with the IBM LinuxONE Community Cloud. Richard has been an IBM Rep to the z/VM, Linux and Virtualization Program within SHARE for the past 25 years. He has been the lead IBM Rep to that program for the past 12 years.
Richard Lewis is an Executive I/T Specialist at the IBM Advanced Technology Group, formerly IBM Washington System Center. Richard joined IBM in 1984 and worked as a z/VM systems programmer maintaining several large internal IBM z/VM systems. For the past 31 years, Richard has been a member of the z/VM and Linux on IBM Z team as well as the team leader at the IBM Washington System Center. As a member of this team, Richard works with IBM customers and IBM Field Technical Specialists, providing instruction on z/VM and Linux on IBM Z as well as assisting with solution design and resolution of technical problems. In addition, Richard works closely with z/VM development as well as Linux on IBM Z development. Richard has been working with Linux on IBM Z since the original s/390 port, and was a member of the team that implemented the Linux Community Development System in support of independent Open Source Developers of Linux software. The LCDS opened in May of 2001 as a mainframe on the open Internet providing Linux on IBM Z instances for open source developers. This system has largely been replaced with the IBM LinuxONE Community Cloud. Richard has been an IBM Rep to the z/VM, Linux and Virtualization Program within SHARE for the past 25 years. He has been the lead IBM Rep to that program for the past 12 years.
Richard Lewis is an Executive I/T Specialist at the IBM Advanced Technology Group, formerly IBM Washington System Center. Richard joined IBM in 1984 and worked as a z/VM systems programmer maintaining several large internal IBM z/VM systems. For the past 31 years, Richard has been a member of the z/VM and Linux on IBM Z team as well as the team leader at the IBM Washington System Center. As a member of this team, Richard works with IBM customers and IBM Field Technical Specialists, providing instruction on z/VM and Linux on IBM Z as well as assisting with solution design and resolution of technical problems. In addition, Richard works closely with z/VM development as well as Linux on IBM Z development. Richard has been working with Linux on IBM Z since the original s/390 port, and was a member of the team that implemented the Linux Community Development System in support of independent Open Source Developers of Linux software. The LCDS opened in May of 2001 as a mainframe on the open Internet providing Linux on IBM Z instances for open source developers. This system has largely been replaced with the IBM LinuxONE Community Cloud. Richard has been an IBM Rep to the z/VM, Linux and Virtualization Program within SHARE for the past 25 years. He has been the lead IBM Rep to that program for the past 12 years.
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