Stream: Virtual Room 2
Time: 09:00 - 10:00
Version 7 of z/VM started the era of a two-year release cadence. z/VM 7.2 is the second release in this era. This presentation will look at what is in the base of z/VM 7.2 as well as all the enhancements that have shipped. We’ll look at both the value of these enhancements, but also cover some of the implementation requirements for them.
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Malcolm Beattie works in IBM UK's Systems Lab Services business as a Linux and IBM Z (mainframe) Technical Consultant. He has 29 years experience with Linux and 20+ years experience with mainframes. He provides technical services (consultancy, design and hands-on implementation) for customers (primarily in the UK) in the area of Z (and LinuxONE) hardware and software, particularly z/VM virtualisation technology and Linux on IBM Z. In support of IBM's Z Academic Initiative, he teaches the undergraduate mainframe module at Surrey University and also manages and runs "Zeus", the mainframe hub that provides free online IBM Z access for education use to universities across Europe. Malcolm began his mainframe career at IBM in 1985 and has also spent 9 years as Systems Programmer for Oxford University Computing Services where he worked on a number of open source projects. He holds a BA, MA and DPhil in Mathematics from Oxford University. He is a Senior Visiting Lecturer in the Department of Computer Science at Surrey University.
Malcolm Beattie works in IBM UK's Systems Lab Services business as a Linux and IBM Z (mainframe) Technical Consultant. He has 29 years experience with Linux and 20+ years experience with mainframes. He provides technical services (consultancy, design and hands-on implementation) for customers (primarily in the UK) in the area of Z (and LinuxONE) hardware and software, particularly z/VM virtualisation technology and Linux on IBM Z. In support of IBM's Z Academic Initiative, he teaches the undergraduate mainframe module at Surrey University and also manages and runs "Zeus", the mainframe hub that provides free online IBM Z access for education use to universities across Europe. Malcolm began his mainframe career at IBM in 1985 and has also spent 9 years as Systems Programmer for Oxford University Computing Services where he worked on a number of open source projects. He holds a BA, MA and DPhil in Mathematics from Oxford University. He is a Senior Visiting Lecturer in the Department of Computer Science at Surrey University.
Malcolm Beattie works in IBM UK's Systems Lab Services business as a Linux and IBM Z (mainframe) Technical Consultant. He has 29 years experience with Linux and 20+ years experience with mainframes. He provides technical services (consultancy, design and hands-on implementation) for customers (primarily in the UK) in the area of Z (and LinuxONE) hardware and software, particularly z/VM virtualisation technology and Linux on IBM Z. In support of IBM's Z Academic Initiative, he teaches the undergraduate mainframe module at Surrey University and also manages and runs "Zeus", the mainframe hub that provides free online IBM Z access for education use to universities across Europe. Malcolm began his mainframe career at IBM in 1985 and has also spent 9 years as Systems Programmer for Oxford University Computing Services where he worked on a number of open source projects. He holds a BA, MA and DPhil in Mathematics from Oxford University. He is a Senior Visiting Lecturer in the Department of Computer Science at Surrey University.
Malcolm Beattie works in IBM UK's Systems Lab Services business as a Linux and IBM Z (mainframe) Technical Consultant. He has 29 years experience with Linux and 20+ years experience with mainframes. He provides technical services (consultancy, design and hands-on implementation) for customers (primarily in the UK) in the area of Z (and LinuxONE) hardware and software, particularly z/VM virtualisation technology and Linux on IBM Z. In support of IBM's Z Academic Initiative, he teaches the undergraduate mainframe module at Surrey University and also manages and runs "Zeus", the mainframe hub that provides free online IBM Z access for education use to universities across Europe. Malcolm began his mainframe career at IBM in 1985 and has also spent 9 years as Systems Programmer for Oxford University Computing Services where he worked on a number of open source projects. He holds a BA, MA and DPhil in Mathematics from Oxford University. He is a Senior Visiting Lecturer in the Department of Computer Science at Surrey University.
Malcolm Beattie works in IBM UK's Systems Lab Services business as a Linux and IBM Z (mainframe) Technical Consultant. He has 29 years experience with Linux and 20+ years experience with mainframes. He provides technical services (consultancy, design and hands-on implementation) for customers (primarily in the UK) in the area of Z (and LinuxONE) hardware and software, particularly z/VM virtualisation technology and Linux on IBM Z. In support of IBM's Z Academic Initiative, he teaches the undergraduate mainframe module at Surrey University and also manages and runs "Zeus", the mainframe hub that provides free online IBM Z access for education use to universities across Europe. Malcolm began his mainframe career at IBM in 1985 and has also spent 9 years as Systems Programmer for Oxford University Computing Services where he worked on a number of open source projects. He holds a BA, MA and DPhil in Mathematics from Oxford University. He is a Senior Visiting Lecturer in the Department of Computer Science at Surrey University.
Malcolm Beattie works in IBM UK's Systems Lab Services business as a Linux and IBM Z (mainframe) Technical Consultant. He has 29 years experience with Linux and 20+ years experience with mainframes. He provides technical services (consultancy, design and hands-on implementation) for customers (primarily in the UK) in the area of Z (and LinuxONE) hardware and software, particularly z/VM virtualisation technology and Linux on IBM Z. In support of IBM's Z Academic Initiative, he teaches the undergraduate mainframe module at Surrey University and also manages and runs "Zeus", the mainframe hub that provides free online IBM Z access for education use to universities across Europe. Malcolm began his mainframe career at IBM in 1985 and has also spent 9 years as Systems Programmer for Oxford University Computing Services where he worked on a number of open source projects. He holds a BA, MA and DPhil in Mathematics from Oxford University. He is a Senior Visiting Lecturer in the Department of Computer Science at Surrey University.
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