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LAWRENCE, Kan. – July 25, 2024 – Cobalt Iron Inc., a leading provider of SaaS-based enterprise data protection, today announced that Secure Automated Backup with Compass®, a cloud backup-as-a-service offering powered by the Cobalt Iron Compass SaaS platform, is now available in multiple regions around the world. Developed with IBM, the solution serves enterprises that

A use case was presented where an IBM i client could run .NET applications directly on Power systems without needing separate x86 servers. This Webinar replay, hosted by Paul Bentley features Paul Chapman and Remi Rouillot discussing four use cases of .NET on IBM Power systems.

At a recent UKI Brunch & Learn webinar, I shared valuable insights on Single Node OpenShift (SNO) – a streamlined version of Red Hat’s popular Kubernetes platform that packs all functionality into a single node. Below is a replay recording, a copy of the presentation and the key takeaways: Webinar Replay Presentation What is Single

A new revision (79) is out. The revision fixes a lot of issues regarding:– performance– resource consumption– backup– linked database featuresDetails in SAP notes:– 2958224– 3470932(thx to Jens Gleichmann for providing this info!) SAP HANA 2.0 SPS 07 Database Revision 79 is now available externally for download in SP/Patch download area on SAP Software Download

30-minute Brunch & Learn session discussing OpenShift Multi-Arch Compute with Power Systems, including demonstration of installing the multi-arch e-commerce solution, then migrating workloads from x86 to IBM Power. Scroll down below to download the presentation. 00:00 Intro 01:14 Agenda 02:25 Demo – Install sock-shop 06:56 Multi-Arch Compute History 09:50 IBM Power Strategy 13:13 Prepare for

2) In terms of performance, you need to configure your Power10 server appropriately; then you can easily handle LLMs with billions of parameters; the 8B models you are referencing shouldn’t be a problem then: https://community.ibm.com/community/user/powerdeveloper/blogs/sebastian-lehrig/2024/03/26/sizing-for-ai All of that, not only MMA, improves performance of AI workloads such as inferencing of LLMs. Given that this directly works with the CPU, you can leverage system memory (so you’re not restricted to GPU memory) and you don’t need to mess around with CUDA.

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System monitoring and management is a lot more complicated these days than it was back in the early days of the AS/400 or even the middle years of the iSeries. To start, there are physical and virtual servers, physical and virtual storage, and physical and virtual networking to deal with, and finding a tool – or a set of integrated tools – that can do that, and do it across disparate and incompatible platforms, is a big ask. But a little known software company called Xorux, which is based in Prague in the Czech Republic, also known as Czechia, actually … The post Xorux Is Gaining Traction With LPAR2RRD System Monitoring appeared first on IT Jungle.

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Thanks to the UKI Brunch & Learn Community for inviting me to discuss Single Node Openshift with Power Systems.00:00 Intro00:47 Agenda02:06 About Single Node OpenShift11:52 Installation with scripts22:16 Installation with Ansible27:35 Installation with Red Hat Assisted InstallerLet me know if I can be of any help you.

RedHat RHEL4SAP Solution 9.4 now SAP certified and productively usable for SAP HANA based SAP Applications: RHEL 9.4 (prereqs HANA 2.0 SPS05 revision 59.12 and HANA 2.0 SPS07 revision 77 and newer) For details please updated SAP Note https://me.sap.com/notes/2235581

Red Hat Enterprise Linux 9.4 introduces the ability for centrally managed users to authenticate through passwordless authentication with a passkey, meaning it’s an enterprise Linux distribution with Fast Identity Online 2 (FIDO2) authentication for centrally managed users! This is all built on the Identity Management solution already in Red Hat Enterprise Linux, but enhances product security by enabling passwordless, Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA), and Single Sign-On (SSO).What is Passkey?A passkey is a FIDO2 compatible device that can be used for user authentication. FIDO2 is an open authe

Newly merged patches for Mesa 24.2 slightly enhance the default out-of-the-box build experience for the open-source OpenGL and Vulkan drivers on POWER/PowerPC platforms.

Thanks to Paul Bently and the IBM UKI Team for inviting me to share this short demo and update presentation of the OpenShift Multi-Arch Compute with Power for the Public Brunch & Learn series, 21 June 2024.00:00 Intro01:14 Agenda02:25 Demo – Install sock-shop06:56 Multi-Arch Compute History09:50 IBM Power Strategy13:13 Prepare for Installation17:32 Install Multi-Arch sock-shop18:06 Navigate the sock-shop19:01 Demo – Migrate workload from x86 to Power23:48 Review Nodes & Pods24:25 Cordon, Migration Between Architectures26:45 Multi-Arch Compute Installation27:54 Public Reference29:09 Additional Resources

IBM Power, your alternative to x86/VMWare Tue, Jul 23, 2024 9:00 AM EDT{LOCAL_TZ}

Due to a default parameter change enable_ssl from false to true replication does not work anymore…For details and workaround see SAP Note 3425009!

It was wonderful to share information about OpenShift Multi-Arch Compute with IBM Power two weeks ago at hashtag#CEC2024. • Install Multi-Arch sock-shop

OpenShift Commons: Edge SIGComputer vision at the edge: Single Node OpenShift installationwith Diego Alvarez (Red Hat)Tuesday, June 18, 2024https://commons.openshift.org/join