SIEM: How IBM i Systems Fit into SIEM Environments Doug Demagistris

​[[{“value”:”QAUDJRN is the primary source for IBM i security event information and its journal entries can be transferred to a SIEM.
For complete enterprise threat visibility, many organizations are now requiring IBM i security event information to be collected and aggregated into their enterprise SIEM systems.”}]] Read More 

Understanding System Integration Patterns: From Point-to-Point APIs to Event-Driven Architecture Eradani

​In this technical deep dive, we explore the challenges of point-to-point API integrations in modern software systems. Using a practical example with customer, billing, and plan management systems, we demonstrate how a simple change can require multiple custom integrations. Learn why traditional API approaches can lead to complex integration meshes and set the stage for understanding a more efficient event-driven architectural approach. Perfect for software architects, developers, and anyone interested in modern system design patterns.Contact us today at eradani.com to learn more! Read More 

Question from a clueless IT guy in the dark. thegreatcerebral

​[[{“value”:”That’s why I say it’s kind of like trying to be inside a Windows Server and trying to query from Windows the version of VMWare/Hyper-V we are running, you just can’t.
The “upgrade” that was done before essentially is the same kind of one we are looking to do again where we are running, I’m going to use the terms I know, in something like a VM or docker container inside of the AS/400.”}]] Read More 

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