It's still in draft form at the moment:
http://www.redbooks.ibm.com/Redbooks.nsf/RedpieceAbstracts/sg248471.html
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Live Webcasts are sometimes prone to technical issues, but fortunately the
"Exploring z/OS Container Extensions" virtual Meetup worked well with no
apparent difficulties and plenty of great questions. Whether you were able
to attend live or not, if you'd like to obtain the video
Let me add my personal recommendation to this session. I was lucky enough
to attend one of Timothy's session in person last year and found the
session of great interest and had potential in the organization where I'm
currently working. Plus it was good to meet Timothy in person having only
seen
Massimo Biancucci wrote:
>it would be really appreciated if you'll post a recording of the event.
I'll try, but I cannot promise that yet.
Peter Farley wrote:
>I do see what you saw when I clicked the Attend button, it forces
>you to sign up with Meetup to attend the meeting.
Your other two
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> Thanks Ray but I did that and still do not see any red Attend button anywhere
> on the page. Do we have to sign up
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> Thanks Ray but I did that and still do not see any red Attend button anywhere
> on the page. Do we have to sign up and login for the "Meetup" service to see
> that? I did not sign up yet.
Peter - FYI, I have fairly severe ad and
nt: Monday, March 9, 2020 9:51 AM
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Subject: Re: March 18: Exploring z/OS Container Extensions Live Webcast
If you scroll right to the very bottom of the page (past all of the comments
etc) you might see a red Attend button
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Hi Timothy,
Thanks for the meeting invitation, it looks interesting, but where on that
"Meetup" page does one "sign up" to attend the meeting? I did not see any link
to "attend the mee
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This month Edward McCarthy and I planned to hold a pair of "Exploring z/OS
Container Extensio
Timothy,
it would be really appreciated if you'll post a recording of the event.
Thanks a lot in advance.
Max
Il giorno lun 9 mar 2020 alle ore 08:40 Timothy Sipples
ha scritto:
> This month Edward McCarthy and I planned to hold a pair of "Exploring z/OS
> Container Extensio
This month Edward McCarthy and I planned to hold a pair of "Exploring z/OS
Container Extensions" Meetups in Mumbai and Bengaluru, but global
epidemiological events are forcing certain precautions. Therefore, we'd be
delighted if even more people join the new virtual Meetup, live at
Good news! We have expanded the number of cities for this "Exploring z/OS
Container Extensions" Meetup to 11, with Sydney and Perth now available.
Here's the full list for 2019:
November 19: Singapore
November 20: Kuala Lumpur
November 22: Bangkok
November 25: Seoul
November 26: Manil
to Perth? See you in Melbourne Dave?
On Wed, Oct 16, 2019 at 10:20 PM David Crayford wrote:
Not coming to Perth?
On 2019-10-16 5:51 PM, Timothy Sipples wrote:
If you'd like to find out more about the new z/OS Container Extensions,
there are some upcoming Meetups in late November and early December
Not coming to Perth? See you in Melbourne Dave?
On Wed, Oct 16, 2019 at 10:20 PM David Crayford wrote:
> Not coming to Perth?
>
> On 2019-10-16 5:51 PM, Timothy Sipples wrote:
> > If you'd like to find out more about the new z/OS Container Extensions,
> > there are some upc
Not coming to Perth?
On 2019-10-16 5:51 PM, Timothy Sipples wrote:
If you'd like to find out more about the new z/OS Container Extensions,
there are some upcoming Meetups in late November and early December, 2019,
across 9 cities in Asia, Australia, and New Zealand. Details and signup
links
If you'd like to find out more about the new z/OS Container Extensions,
there are some upcoming Meetups in late November and early December, 2019,
across 9 cities in Asia, Australia, and New Zealand. Details and signup
links are available here:
https://www.meetup.com/IBM-Z-Technical-Community
into a docker container running on z/OS?
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Linux (in container) under z/OS?
If yes - can it be offloaded to IFL or it has to run on CP/zIIP/zAAP?
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>From the IBM page:
https://www.ibm.com/support/z-content-solutions/container-extensions/
look at the video and see that it works just like any other Linux box,
i.e. docker exec -it /bin/bash
I don't think the network stuff is going to work any different than z/Linux
running under VM or LPAR.
Maybe I missed something:
Does it mean, the docker container *under z/OS* may contain some zLinux
workload?
Linux (in container) under z/OS?
If yes - can it be offloaded to IFL or it has to run on CP/zIIP/zAAP?
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To be more specific - how can I connect via SSH to a docker container
running under zCX?
Also, how does networking work? If I provision a zCX container running
an nginx web server it still uses the host network stack so won't be able
to take advantage of Linux APIs like epoll etc. I guess the
Dumb question: How to we shell into a docker container running on z/OS?
On 21/05/2019 6:25 pm, Anthony Giorgio wrote:
If you would like to build your own s390x Docker container, the
recommended paths are to either use a zCX instance on z/OS, or a Linux
on Z environment.
As for your specific
out Docker at present. Would it be possible for me to use
a Linux/Intel system and the s390x cross-build tools to make a Docker
"image" which I could then deploy on z/OS?
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ll" problem. You can create your own
> > > containers or use commercially published ones, and these can be
> deployed
> > > to a "Docker registry" for use, either internally or externally.
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ich rather neatly
> > solves the "dependency hell" problem. You can create your own
> > containers or use commercially published ones, and these can be deployed
> > to a "Docker registry" for use, either internally or externally.
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> > Anthony Gi
create your own
> containers or use commercially published ones, and these can be deployed
> to a "Docker registry" for use, either internally or externally.
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> Advisory Software Engineer, z/OS Container Extensions
>
>
I know nothing about Docker at pres
; And if that doesnt cover it, we can get the team to meet with you
> directly!
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shipping containers. Ships, boats, trains, trucks, and loading
cranes can all transport shipping containers because they all have the
standard interfaces to handle them. z/OS Container Extensions (zCX) equips
z/OS with the ability to transport (run) all Docker containers that can run
on Linux on Z or on
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That link helped me understand quite a lot, thank you!
Peter
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e used in z/OS?
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Dumb question for the day: What exactly is a "Docker Container"? Is there a
very simple overview tutorial anywhere of what it does and how it does it that
a mainframe programmer (with a small smattering of *ix
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Don't really know anything about this, but does anyone know what advantage
there is to running
On 5/16/2019 12:01 PM, Frank Swarbrick wrote:
Don't really know anything about this, but does anyone know what advantage there is to
running a Docker container on z/OS over just running it Linux for Z? Is it just for
those who don't have Linux for Z but want to run Linux applications on the
Don't really know anything about this, but does anyone know what advantage
there is to running a Docker container on z/OS over just running it Linux for
Z? Is it just for those who don't have Linux for Z but want to run Linux
applications on the mainframe? Does it allow "direct access" to
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