Unlocking the value of your SOR data in regulated industries
summary
Claims that Aerospike plus RedHat OpenShift and IBM Z unlock Systems of Record by placing a middle-tier cache and operational store between DB2 mainframes and apps. Example: a global brokerage runs 13 million accounts, stores 120→500 TB, handles 13 billion queries a day with 99.9% under 1 ms reads; data sync uses Aerospike Connect for Kafka and JMS and deployment is eased by a certified OpenShift operator enabling hybrid, secure, low-latency access.
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chapters (10)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:12History of mainframes
- 4:37Digital transformation acceleration
- 7:37The hybrid cloud norm
- 12:50A global brokerage firm
- 13:15Key outcomes
- 18:30Role of mainframes
- 19:33mainframe evolution
- 20:35Aerospike
- 24:03Openshift Layers
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