A Tour of Open Source on the Mainframe
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Mainframes run Linux on the S390X architecture with decades of ports (Ubuntu support since 2016, SUSE/RHEL earlier), machines with hundreds of cores and tens of terabytes of RAM, and integrated crypto/HSM acceleration used directly via OpenSSL and dm-crypt. There are Zowe APIs and Feilong connectors, Ansible for z/OS automation and Jenkins CI integrations, and a Linux One Community Cloud (120 days free VM) for building and testing real S390X images.
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chapters (15)
- 0:00A Tour of Open Source on the Mainframe
- 2:48What is a mainframe?
- 6:47What runs on a mainframe?
- 10:51Open Source Legacy: SHARE
- 12:49Open Source Legacy: VM
- 13:55Open Source Legacy: Linux
- 15:58Linux Today
- 17:59Growing IBM Z & LinuxONE Open Source Ecosystem
- 19:45IBM Z & LinuxONE Official Docker Images
- 20:28Open Source Hardware Support on Linux
- 22:28Open Source Resources for Linux
- 28:42Open Source Software on z/OS
- 31:01Open Mainframe Project
- 33:09But I have to talk about Zowe
- 39:34Questions?
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