Stream: Large Systems
Time: 12:15 - 13:00
This year marks the 30th anniversary of the announcement and availability of Parallel Sysplex and Data Sharing. Let's celebrate with a retrospective of why this feature of MVS was a game changer in the world of computer performance management. What were the motivating factors, evolution of WLM, and lessons learned?
This presentation will be given by Peter Enrico, who was at IBM at the time in the middle of all the development. The more senior attendees will listen nostalgically. Newer performance professionals will gain insights to the evolution and maturity of Parallel Sysplex and Data Sharing.
This is going to be a great 30-year review and will be full of insights.
Peter Enrico is the President of Enterprise Performance Strategies, Inc., which he founded in 2000. Along with Scott Chapman, Peter is the co-designer and developer of Pivotor®; a web-based z/OS SMF data mining, reporting, and analysis solution. Peter’s background includes RMF design and development, WLM design and development, MVS performance design and analysis for IBM, and much more. Peter has done z/OS analysis for hundreds of z/OS shops, is a highly effective workshop instructor, conference presenter, and highly skilled at measurement analysis. Peter is CMG’s 2014 Mullen Award winner, has been recognized with a SHARE Distinguished Speaker award, and teaches a z/OS performance fundamentals class for Marist College.
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