On 2/10/24 19:54, Phil Smith III wrote:
Bob Bridges wrote:
"...where mainframes' resilience meets the agility of cloud computing."
What is the "agility" of the cloud, exactly?
The ability to spin up more instances [of applications that are built that way,
obviously] on demand/automatically. Fo
Phil
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Shmuel wrote:
I was thinking of zCX as hosting containers
The process for deploying virtual machines in z/VM is different
although it also elimin
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From: IBM Mainframe Discussion List on behalf of
Phil Smith III
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Shmuel wrote:
>I was thinking of zCX as hosting containers
>The process for dep
Shmuel wrote:
>I was thinking of zCX as hosting containers
>The process for deploying virtual machines in z/VM is different
>although it also eliminates manual setup that used to be necessary.
>i was trying to illustrated that the automation of deployment was not
>limited to the cloud.
Ah! Gotch
mainframes to AI-driven cloud tech
Shmuel asked:
>How do containers in the cloud differ from containers on the
>mainframe? How difficult is it to provision a new z/VM virtual machine
>with contemporary software? ow much is just different coverage in the
>in-flight magazines versus substant
Shmuel asked:
>How do containers in the cloud differ from containers on the
>mainframe? How difficult is it to provision a new z/VM virtual machine
>with contemporary software? ow much is just different coverage in the
>in-flight magazines versus substantive benefits of the cloud?
Just checking: a
Confirmation bias.
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On Sunday, February 11, 2024, 11:14 AM, Dave Beagle
<0525eaef6620-dmarc-requ...@listserv.ua.edu> wrote:
LOL, new customers were confirmed about a year ago on this very forum. Perhaps
your memory is fading? The mainframe is still by far
LOL, new customers were confirmed about a year ago on this very forum. Perhaps
your memory is fading? The mainframe is still by far the most secure, which is
why companies needing the best security still use it. Also, it can process a
trillion web transactions per day and that was in 2019. A hug
On Sat, 10 Feb 2024 19:56:06 -0500, Phil Smith III wrote:
> ... about IBM zSystems than other platforms these days either, alas.
>
This discussion is driven by a mixture of technical expertise and sentiment.
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mainframes to AI-driven cloud tech
Bob Bridges wrote:
>"...where mainframes' resilience meets the agility of cloud computing."
>What is the "agility" of the cloud, exactly?
The ability to spin up more instances [of applications that are built that way,
obviously] on de
Dave Beagle wrote:
>Large amounts of data, including AI, will require processing power
>(and security) unlike anything DP has seen. Perfect for the mainframe.
>And, there ARE new mainframe shops.
"processing power"-the mainframe lost that battle long ago.
"security"-there's nothing inherently more
Bob Bridges wrote:
>"...where mainframes' resilience meets the agility of cloud computing."
>What is the "agility" of the cloud, exactly?
The ability to spin up more instances [of applications that are built that way,
obviously] on demand/automatically. For certain very peaky workloads this is
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"...where mainframes’ resilience meets the agility of cloud computing." What
is the "agility" of the cloud, exac
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Who wants to have a thought exercise where we can see where we end up.
In early wood frame constrution, joins were done with things like friction
dovetails and Pegs.
Along comes the next techology - metal.Look at the new thing - Nails. Lets
use them to join our wood.
Metal technology chan
Large amounts of data, including AI, will require processing power (and
security) unlike anything DP has seen. Perfect for the mainframe. And, there
ARE new mainframe shops.
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On Friday, February 9, 2024, 7:11 PM, Phil Smith III wrote:
roscoe5 asked:
>how do
roscoe5 asked:
>how do you see the future for mainframes?
>Increasing, steady, declining, .
[Editorializing ahead!]
As usual, "It depends". There are fewer mainframe shops than there were, but
more usage.
A simple example: consider payment processors, many (not all) of whom have at
le
More companies in their 20th year of their three year plan to get off the
mainframe?
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>> https://www.finextra.com/newsarticle/43673/banks-migrate-from-mainframes-to-ai-driven-cloud-tech
>
> Great! Maybe an AI can hallucinate a $million into my
> bank-account-in-the-cloud. And then hop
the-cloud funds will vanish without a trace.
Rex
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On Fri, 9 Feb 2024 at 06:35, Mark Regan <
058035dd6b20-dmarc-requ...@listserv.ua.edu> wrote:
>
> https:
ark Regan <
> 058035dd6b20-dmarc-requ...@listserv.ua.edu> wrote:
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>> https://www.finextra.com/newsarticle/43673/banks-migrate-from-mainframes-to-ai-driven-cloud-tech
>
> Great! Maybe an AI can hallucinate a $million into my
> bank-account-in-the-cloud. And then hopefully
On Fri, 9 Feb 2024 at 06:35, Mark Regan <
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> https://www.finextra.com/newsarticle/43673/banks-migrate-from-mainframes-to-ai-driven-cloud-tech
Great! Maybe an AI can hallucinate a $million into my
bank-account-in-the-clo
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