Stream: Catalunya
Time: 11:45 - 12:45
Make use of chat-based operations through IBM Z ChatOps to identify and resolve incidents quicker and more collaboratively by receiving alerts from your IBM Z environment in popular collaboration platforms like Slack, Microsoft Teams, or Mattermost and by using a chatbot to access Z systems management information from your enterprise chat platform.
Learn how the new Z ChatOps 1.1.2 release now also integrates with IBM Z Workload Scheduler in addition to the already existing integrations with Z System Automation, Z NetView, and OMEGAMON.
Furthermore, the Z chatbot can now be used to take corrective actions on connected z/OS systems by issuing z/OS system commands or System Automation actions from the chat tool - of course including proper user authentication and authorization.
Also, learn about the simplified architecture, new deployment capabilities and how Zowe is leveraged.
In this session we will highlight the exciting new capabilities and provide a technical deep-dive including a demo.
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Domenico D’Alterio is the IBM Principal Product Manager focused on The Linux Foundation's ZoweTM and IBM Z distribution for Zowe projects. He contributes to the open-source project strategy and direction as well as market success of IBM Z distribution for Zowe.
Prior to his current role, Domenico was the Product Manager for offerings in the IBM Z AIOps area working on the strategic directions of multiple offerings. In the previous years, he covered different managerial positions in IBM Development and Customer support organization as well as the role of Product Manager of Z Analytics products, Domenico joined IBM in 1999. Starting as designer, moved to a managerial role in 2006, acting as Development and Customer Support manager in the former Tivoli division of IBM. He graduated in Electronic Engineering, in Italy.
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