When IMS Tools Base Distributed Access Infrastructure (DAI) TAS (Tools Access Server) is running on each of multiple LPARs, requests from the ISPF client are routed to the same DAI TAS as the LPAR on which the IMS system is running. The following topics are updated: What does IMS ...
IBMz/OS Container Extensions(zCX) is a new z/OS 2.4 feature that enables clients to deploy Linux applications as Docker containers on z/OS as part of a z/OS workload. This maintains operational control of the Linux environment within z/OS, brings z/OS qualities of service to the applicat...
While it is true that advancements in mathematical capabilities, such as those discussed in theQ* controversy surrounding OpenAI, may bring us closer to more powerful AI systems, solving these mathematical problems does not automatically signify the emergence of superintelligence. As a developer, I be...
We don't know exactly what this program uses ARD files for, but theContent Manager OnDemandsoftware from IBM should be able to load one that it needs.IBM's websitehas this to say about it: When running ARSLOAD in daemon mode, a dummy file with the file type extension of .ARD is re...
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The ability to create and move logical partitions (LPARs) is one of the key features of IBM PowerVM enterprise-grade virtualization product that runs AIX, IBM i and Linux. It combines hardware, firmware and software to serve as a foundation for virtualizing CPU, storage and network resources....
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How the Cloud is Revolutionizing Storage Space Author's Note An Abridged History of Storage Space In 1956, IBM shipped the world's first hard disk drive, or HDD, in the RAMAC 305 system. The drive used 50 24-inch (61-centimeter) platters, stored a meager 5 megabytes of data and ...
I am a proponent of AI but am starting to have some misgivings about positives vs negatives of this technology. Maybe it is just me but wonder how...