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2019 IBM Systems
Technical University
February 18-20
Cairo, Egypt
Modernize IBM Z with Private Cloud
and achieve Agility & Flexibility of
Public Cloud
Tony Pearson
Master Inventor, Senior IT Architect
IBM Systems Lab Services

Abstract
2 © Copyright IBM Corporation 2019
Modernize and optimize your IBM Z. Leverage the agility
and flexibility of public cloud with the security,
operational efficiency, and performance of private cloud.
This topic explains IBM Cloud Private on Linux on Z,
offering hybrid cloud capability and IBM Z specific
differentiations for the platform that includes secured
appliance, z/OS modernization and Blockchain on
premise!

Agenda
Current Challenges
IBM Cloud Private – Overview
Modernization Tools
Why IBM Cloud Private on Z

“ Since 2000, 52% of
the Fortune 500 have
either gone bankrupt,
been acquired, or
ceased to exist. ”
Capgemini Consulting,
“When Digital Disruption Strikes:
How Can Incumbents Respond?”

—“It’s no longer the
big beating the small.
It’s the fast beating
the slow.”
— Eric Pearson,
CIO, InterContinental Hotels Group

Market Challenge with growth opportunities
IBM Z © 2019 IBM Corporation6
Today’s multicloud reality presents new opportunities for clients,
as well as new challenges
$640B in 2020
‘18-’20 CAGR -9%
$609B in 2020
‘18-’20 CAGR 18%
Traditional
IT
$438B in 2020
‘18-’20 CAGR 15%
Public Clouds
& SaaS
Private
Clouds
Dedicated
Clouds
of enterprise customers are using
multiple cloud environments
(public and/or private)
94%
of enterprise customers are using
more than one public cloud provider
(expected to remain constant or increase by 2022)
67%
A real world look at multicloud
Movement
between clouds
73% Consistency
of management
67%Connectivity
between clouds
82%
priority concern
Source: IBM MD&I; BCG and McKinsey research

Digital Transformation has been the Biggest Challenge…
IBM Z System7
— A recent Bain & Company article polled over a thousand companies and asked them to grade the success
of their transformation projects from last year. These 1,000+ companies Self – reported that only 5% of
their digital transformation projects achieved the objectives they set out to accomplish at the start of the
project.
• They tried to “boil the ocean”
• They didn’t have a clear business objective
• Or they didn’t use the right implementation methodology
• Didn’t utilize the right partner
• Not getting the ROI they anticipated
• Couldn’t push it out across the organization

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Open, highly secure public and private
optimizes data/workload placement without lock in
Hybrid integration & multicloud management
delivers end-to-end visibility and control
Expertise & methods standardized methods and tools
to help prioritize and modernize
And how IBM accelerates
modernization
Unique workload needs – compliance,
security, location - requires more choice
Multiple clouds & vendors – hard to
connect / manage across clouds and IT
Lack of necessary skills – how do you
prioritize and deliver modernization
What’s preventing rapid
modernization?
IBM Cloud IT Analyst Summit / November 15, 2018 /© 2018 IBM Corporation
Five key principles define IBM’s approach
1 Hybrid 5432 Open Multicloud ManagementSecure

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More than 85% of Enterprise
IT Organizations Will Commit
to Multicloud Architectures
by 2018, Driving up the Rate
and Pace of Change in IT
Organizations
Edge
Hybrid
Public
Private
Source: IDC FutureScape: Worldwide Cloud 2017 Predictions
IBM System Z

—IBM Cloud Private Platform
Built on Open Standards
Executable
package of
software that
includes
everything
needed to run it
Automate
deployment,
scaling, and
management of
containerized
applications
Define, install,
and upgrade
containerized
applications
Infrastructure as
code to provision
public cloud and
on-premises
environments
CONTAINERS ORCHESTRATION MANAGEMENT PROVISIONING
IBM System Z

© 2018 IBM Corporation
IBM Cloud Private …
A private cloud platform for building cloud-native apps or modernizing existing ones in days or hours, NOT
weeks or months.
A platform located behind your firewall. You can leverage your on-premises
software portfolio or easily integrate next-generation data and software optimized
for cloud. Built on open source frameworks, like containers, Kubernetes and Cloud
Foundry. Offers flexibility, control, security and easy integration with public cloud.
Plus cloud management solutions are included so you can govern multicloud
infrastructures and applications.

• Power, Z and x86
• #1 Enterprise OS across cloud providers
• Open source with strong community
• Broad hardware vendor support
• Enables portability across hardware
platforms and clouds
• Accelerating enterprise adoption
• Integrates development and IT
• Open source and strong community
• Manages scalable deployment and
lifecycle management
• Large open source community and
rapid enterprise adoption
• De facto choice for new applications
Operating Systems
Containers
Container Orchestration
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Open standards-based cloud operating environment
IBM CONFIDENTIAL / © 2018 IBM Corporation
13IBM Cloud IT Analyst Summit / November 15, 2018 /© 2018 IBM Corporation
The top production-grade Open Source
container orchestration tool with user
community growing extensively for the
last few years.
The most used Open Source software
development platform to enable
microservices architecture
The best-known and most-used Open
source operating system

Solution Overview – IBM Cloud Private
… to enable enterprises to both innovate & optimize
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Choose your
infrastructure:
IBM Z
Enterprise Content Catalog
Open Source and IBM Middleware, Data, Analytics, and
AI Software
Core Operational Services
Log Management, Monitoring, Security, Alerting
Kubernetes Container
Orchestration Platform
Strategic Value:
Self-service catalog
Agility, scalability, and
elasticity
Self-healing
Enterprise security
No vendor lock-in

ICP offers Hybrid Cloud Capabilities
Hybrid Control Plane
Resources, Configurations, Automation, Work Distribution, Policy, Security,
Compliance, Artifacts
Development &
Programming Models
Data Placement &
Governance
Operational & Service
Management
ICP ICP on
3rd Party
Cloud
ON-PREMISES
ICP on
3rd Party
Public
Clouds
OFF-PREMISES
IBM Public
Cloud &
ICP
SCLABALE, RESILIENT, MULTI-VERSION

Kubernetes based container
orchestration platform
Cloud Foundry runtimes to
support business logic
DevOps & tools to build your
own Microservices
Extend for Watson, IoT,
Weather Company APIs
Integrated stack, Continuous
Delivery for releases
App Catalog for IBM, OSS,
imported & custom apps;
runtimes and integration
services
Build & manage APIs to
integrate services and data
Runs on existing IaaS,
Infrastructure automation
Containerized IBM
Middleware, Data Stores &
Analytics (WAS, MQ, IIB,
DB2, Cloudant, DSX)
Reference Architectures,
best practices & prescriptive
guidance to run workloads
Self-managed with new
IBM S&S model
Core operational services,
open source monitoring,
logs & security tools
Automated provisioning
Integrate with existing
service management
Innovation Integration Investment
Protection
Management and
Compliance
Enterprise grade. Open by design.
IBM Cloud Private – Key Attributes

Container EngineContainer EngineContainer EngineContainer Engine
• Docker (CE-version supported)
Operating SystemOperating SystemOperating SystemOperating System
• Ubuntu, Red Hat Enterprise Linux (RHEL), SLES
Local Virtual & Physical InfrastructureLocal Virtual & Physical InfrastructureLocal Virtual & Physical InfrastructureLocal Virtual & Physical Infrastructure
• Bare Metal, zVM, KVM
Current High-Level Architecture
Container PlatformContainer PlatformContainer PlatformContainer Platform
• Kubernetes
Management LayerManagement LayerManagement LayerManagement Layer
• UI / Dashboard (for Managing Apps)
Application & Developer ServicesApplication & Developer ServicesApplication & Developer ServicesApplication & Developer Services
• IBM Middleware, Open Source, 3rd Party
UnderlyingStack
Kubernetes is an open source Orchestration Tool that allows automation of key container as scaling, upgrades etc.
IBM Cloud Private Architecture & Kubernetes Features
Features
x86ligent
Scheduling
Self-Healing
Horizontal
Scaling
Automated
Rollouts &
Rollbacks
Secret &
Configuration
Management
Service Discovery &
Load Balancing

Heterogeneous environment across x86, Power, and Z
• Uses 100% unmodified upstream Kubernetes
• Zero vendor lock-in
• Includes z/OS deployment options
• IBM Cloud Private (ICP) is an untethered Platform as a Service that combines the speed, agility and flexibility of the
public cloud, with the security and performance guarantees of an on-premises cloud.
• ICP provides a core platform runtime based on Kubernetes and common services like logging, metering, auditing, user
access control etc. along with a rich catalog of IBM and open-source products.
DB2
z/OS
IBM Z
z/VM
CICS
z/OSMF
KVM
zOS
Connect
ICP Master on x86 or
Power *
ICP
VMWare etc.PowerVM etc.
Power x86
Linux Linux LinuxLinux Linux
service
Public
Cloud
serviceserviceserviceservice service
* On Roadmap for Q1 2019. Sponsor users registration open for in-progress Beta program * Disclaimer - Roadmap is subject to change without notification

1. Modernize & Optimize with
Cloud-enabled middleware
& data
Private Cloud Platform
Containers & VMs
Common Services
Next Generation
Middleware,
Data & Analytics
Developer & Operations
Services
Self-service Experience
2. Integrate with enterprise & cloud services
Public Cloud
Services
Machine Learning
Blockchain
Business Process
Data & Apps
3. Create new cloud native
applications
On-Premises Software
& Services
Containers & VMs
Common Services
Integration Middleware &
Data
Cloud Programming Models
Services
APIs
Containers & VMs
Common Services
Cloud Native Services &
Runtimes
Services
New Applications
4. Strategic investments for Private Cloud
Hybrid Programming Model for Flexible and Integrated Development Experience
Consistent, Integrated and Extensible Operations & Management
The Role of Private Cloud - Use Cases

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IBM Cloud Private for Hybrid Cloud – What it Takes
• Bring your own IaaS (or run bare-metal)
• ICP only needs Linux VMs (RHEL/SLES/Ubuntu) and has no other pre-req
• Hypervisor agnostic
• No special Z skills needed
• ICP installation is easier than other vendors offering similar product

IBM Cloud Private Bundles and Offering Structure
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Containers
Customer Managed;
delivered via Helm Charts
in the ICP Content Catalog
Containers
Customer Managed;
delivered via Helm Charts
in the ICP Content Catalog
IBM Cloud Private
Customer Managed
Kubernetes
CustomerManaged
IBM Cloud Private
Customer Managed
Kubernetes
Hypervisor
Customer Managed VMs
Hypervisor
Customer Managed VM
Hardware
Customer Managed
x86/Power/Z Supported
Hardware
Customer Managed
x86/Power/Z Supported
IBM Cloud Private
Cloud Native
IBM Cloud Private
Enterprise Edition
IBM Cloud Private – Cloud
Native Edition
Customer manages the full stack:
• Full control and flexibility
• Installed behind the firewall
• Based on open standards
• Contains production-grade application
services & runtimes in the ICP Content
Catalog
IBM Cloud Private – Enterprise Edition
Customer-managed stack that includes bundled
software like:
• MQ, API Connect, WAS ND on top of Cloud
Native version
• Use to securely integrate to services in the
cloud;
• Refactor & modernize heritage applications
Cloud Foundry*
Multicloud
Manager**
Cloud Automation
Manager
Urban Code
Deploy
Other IBM data,
middleware, AI
apps …
IBM Cloud Private
Optional Add-OnsIBMCLOUDPRIVATEOFFERINGS
*Cloud Foundry only
available on x86
** Manage-to-Z tgt Q1’19

Tools for App Modernization
Transformation Advisor
Assess & Manage traditional
apps; Expose, Refactor,
Shift, Extend
Cloud Automation Manager
Multicloud Provisioning
Deploy VM based workloads
Microclimate
Closed loop CI/CD pipeline
with ability to hook to existing
tools

IBM Transformation Advisor
▪ Leverage existing application logic
▪ Need to accelerate application development and maintenance
▪ Monolithic applications that are complex and brittle
C H A L L E N G E S
B E N E F I T S
▪ Included and deployed on IBM Cloud Private
▪ Introspects existing WebSphere Deployments
▪ THE source of truth
▪ Provides recommendations for Application Modernization
Transformation Advisor is a tool that consumes information about your WebSphere Environment
and Applications. These inputs are combined with rules and insights gained from years of working
with WebSphere and WebSphere applications to provide recommendations for your cloud journey.

Workload Assessment
• Quickly evaluate your applications for rapid
deployment on Public and/or Private Cloud
environments
• Calculate the development cost to perform the
move to cloud and receive recommendations on the
best target environment
• Detailed reports include advice, suggestions, and
best practices to ensure that the application runs
correctly in the recommended cloud environment
• Enables administrators to evaluate applications in
minutes without accessing source code
The Transformation Advisor is available
as free content on IBM Cloud Private

IBM Microclimate
Microclimate is an end to end development environment that lets you rapidly create,
edit, and deploy applications. Applications are run in containers from day one and can
be delivered into production on Kubernetes through an automated DevOps pipeline using
Jenkins. Microclimate can be installed locally or on IBM Cloud Private.

• Brings Oracle and other non-containerizable workloads (WAS-ND, in-
house monoliths etc.) to hybrid cloud
• Deploy/manage your existing VM workloads
• Based on Terraform so supports all Terraform providers
• VMWare
• zVM CMA or alternative OpenStack implementation APIs on IBM Z
• Azure, GCE, AWS are among the 9 first class ICP citizens
• + 75 other integration options (including all Public Cloud IaaS)
Cloud Automation Manager

K8s Web UI: Deploy and use the traditional K8s UI
Cluster Management Console: Manage, monitor, and
troubleshoot applications and cluster from a single, centralized,
and secure management console
CLIs: Manage all aspects of clusters,
Kubernetes, charts, and deployments using
command line tools such as the ICP CLI, K8s
CLI, Helm and Calico interfaces / APIs
User interfaces of IBM Cloud Private

— The catalog provides a centralized location
from which you can browse, and install
applications and software packages in your
cluster
— Helm: A tool for managing Kubernetes
packages of pre-configured Kubernetes
resources called “charts”
— Helm Repository: A Helm
chart repository is a location where
packaged charts can be stored and shared
— Tiller: Runs inside of the cluster, and
manages releases (installations) of your
charts
Catalog

Enterprise grade. Open by design. Secured by IBM Z
Rapid
Innovation
Differentiated
Integration
Investment
Leverage
Management and
Compliance
• Modernization and Digital
Transformation Speed.
• Highest levels of Security
• Only private cloud offering
that can support IBM Z
• Application Modernization
with IBM Middleware and
Container content.
• Digital Transformation with
Z/OS*
• Cloud Native Services with
Hyper Protect Containers and
Runtimes
Benefits on IBM Z Adoption Patterns
IBM and ISV Middleware, Data, Analytics
and Developer Services
Core Operational Services
(security, logging, monitoring etc)
Kubernetes Platform Industry
Standard Containers
IBM Cloud Private
*
IBM Z and LinuxONE
CAM
VM Based
Workloads
IBM Cloud Private on IBM Z

IBM Cloud Private and IBM Z / LinuxONE
are the perfect combination
— The right technology
Open, standards-based
Enterprise Linux
Highly integrated, hybrid focused
Uniquely cognitive
— The right infrastructure
Best scalability and elasticity
Most resilient
Highest security
Best performance and lowest cost
+IBM Cloud
Private

Manage-from Capability to IBM Z – Its almost here
State 1 Current State
* Disclaimer - Roadmap is subject to change without notification
IBM z/OS Middleware
z/OS
IBM Z
z/VM
z/OSMF
KVM
ICP Master on x86/Power
ICP
VMWare etc.PowerVM etc.
Power x86
Linux Linux LinuxLinux Linux
service
Public
Cloud
serviceserviceserviceservice service
ICP Master on x86/Power/Z
* GA On Roadmap for Q1, 2019. Sponsor users registration open for in-progress Beta program

What is the IBM Secure Service Container?
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— IBM Secure Service Container
provides the base Infrastructure for
an integration of operating system,
middleware and software
components into an image, which
works autonomously and provides
core services and infrastructure
focusing on consumability and
security.
Security
Easy to
Deploy
Easy to
Manage

Values
© 2018 IBM Corporation36
− Protection from misuse of privileged user
credentials
− The solution leverages security features
without code changes
− Secure Service Container only boots
untampered solution images
− Data and code is encrypted in flight and at rest
− System Admin can not access the memory or
processor state
− EAL5+ LPAR isolation for high separation of
workload environments on a server footprint
− No direct host or OS level interaction
− Only well-defined interfaces into and out of the
framework
Easy to
Deploy
Easy to
Manage
Security

—IBM Secure Cloud on LinuxONE
An Integrated PaaS offering that offers unparalleled security
o A platform located behind your firewall. You can leverage your on-
premises software portfolio or easily integrate next-generation data and
software optimized for cloud.
o Built on open source frameworks, like containers, and Kubernetes.
Offers flexibility, control, security and easy integration with public
cloud. Plus cloud management solutions are included so you can govern
multicloud infrastructures and applications.
— Run your cloud Native apps in Secure Service Container :
Protect against insider & external threats
Manage Hybrid Cloud IT infrastructure without visibility to end user
applications and customer data
Achieve highest level of security and win your client Trust!
Leverage ease of deployment and management
A Complete Solution that
offers Security &
encompass ecosystem
around the platform
….(persistent storage, IBM
Middleware, Container Content,
ISV Solutions, and more)

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Secure Service Container for IBM Cloud Private Solution
Components
FULL STACK SOLUTION
A software appliance based on the IBM Secure Service Container
framework that can host Docker containerized workloads delivering
data security in the cloud and on-premise.
Hosts ICP Kubernetes (k8s) worker and proxy nodes of ICP clusters
delivering VM level isolation to the applications; the worker nodes then
host the actual Docker containerized applications
Deploys the ICP worker and proxy nodes into the VMs of the Secure
Service Container for ICP Isolated VM image
CLI TOOL
ISOLATED VM FOR ICP
HOSTING APPLIANCE
IBM SECURE SERVICE CONTAINER FOR IBM CLOUD PRIVATE
IBM Cloud Private (ICP)
IBM Z or LinuxONE Server
SaaSPaaSIaaS
Middleware / Services
IBMOffered
Middleware
andServices
IBM Secure Service Container for
IBM Cloud Private
FC 0104 Container Hosting Foundation
3rdpartyISV
Applications
Customer
Homegrown
Applications

z/OS Cloud Broker for IBM Cloud Private*
ICP master
zOS subsystems
(CICS/IMS/DB2 etc)
z/OS
IBM z/OS
Cloud Broker
Kubernetes API Linux on Z, x86,
Power, Public
Cloud
z/OS Cloud Broker for ICP
Challenge
Client Value
Business critical applications running on z/OS are isolated, and
installation of any Cloud platform will not integrate my z/OS
subsystem within same control planes. Will require
multiple control planes and integration tools.
• z/OS subsystem can be deployed leveraging z/OSMF
and standardized Service Broker implementation and
Open Service Broker APIs
• Single control plane across z/OS, Linux on Z, x86,
Power, and public cloud
• Protect existing investment, optimize management
efficiencies, and achieve speed for innovation
* On Roadmap for Q1 2019. Sponsor users registration open for Beta program

IBM z/OS Cloud Broker Planned Subsystem Support
Services Description
DB2 Services to provision/de-provision DB2 subsystems, schemas, and databases + snapshot / restore (new)
CICS Services to provision/de-provision CICS regions
IMS Services to provision/de-provision IMS TM/DB systems and IMS FastPath databases
MQ Services to provision/de--provision MQ Queue Manager subsystem and load messages
WAS WLP server provisioning (with option to connect to Db2 data source with type 2 or type 4 connectivity)
z/OS Connect Services to provision/de-provision z/OS Connect

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IBM Blockchain Platform for IBM Cloud Private
IBM Blockchain Platform for IBM Cloud Private (IBP
for ICP) is a self-managed software product that
allows an organization to set up, operate and grow
blockchain networks, smart contracts and
applications on their infrastructure of choice.
Customers can access the same IBP experience
while also receiving the same levels of service
and support available on all supported
platforms.
IBP for ICP components are available in a
licensed software package that is fully
interoperable with IBM Blockchain Platform’s
SaaS offering.
IBP for ICP uses Hyperledger
Fabric open-source components,
complemented by IBM technology.

ICP workloads on IBM Z/LinuxONE deliver better
performance and cost less than x86
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ICP
workload
6 IFLs added to existing server**
$777,067
(3 year TCO)
$735,677
(3 year TCO)
Less cost5%
Costs included hardware (production and HA), software
(hypervisor, OS, ICP, and MongoDB), plus applicable maintenance
costs, and labor, power, and space. Costs calculated over 3 year term.
*Skylake servers are the fastest and latest generation x86 Servers.
**Using Drawer Upgrade pricing
x86-based *Skylake servers
IBM z14 ZR1 or
LinuxONE Rockhopper II
Throughput at 12,717 rps,
under typical platform
variable workload conditions
and CPU utilizations
3 servers, 35 cores total
(2 servers @ 19 cores to produce equivalent 12,717 rps,
plus 1 server @ 16 cores for redundancy)
2.8x
When driving equivalent
throughput, which platform
delivers the best cost?
More throughput
per core (adjusted
for SLA)

General Pricing Overview
ICP pricing is consistent across the platforms (x86, Power, Z)
Unlimited virtualization available to Z clients
Two pricing models
• Monthly
• Perpetual
Three versions of ICP
• ICP Community Edition (Free, offered on Docker Hub)
• ICP Cloud Native
• ICP Enterprise Edition / Application Modernization
• Same PID across platforms, but different PPA PN for z/Linux
• ICP priced per VPC base. 1 VPC = 1IFL
• Optional add-ons priced per VPC or per AU (Authorized User) base, or as defined by product team
If Interested, we can have further pricing discussion….

• IBM addresses a $1T cloud market
including smaller sub-segments such
as public cloud and SaaS
• Enterprises are choosing a hybrid,
multicloud journey – and enterprises
are only 15-20% along their journey
• IBM’s approach is end-to-end for the
enterprise; hybrid, multicloud, open,
secure, management
• IBM is the premier partner for journey
to cloud; robust offerings; 100k+
migrations across 20 industries; talent
and skills
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About the Speaker
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Tony Pearson is a Master Inventor and Senior IT Architect for the IBM Storage product line. Tony joined
IBM Corporation in 1986 in Tucson, Arizona, USA, and has lived there ever since. In his current role,
Tony presents briefings on storage topics covering the entire IBM Storage product line, IBM Spectrum
Storage software products, and topics related to Cloud Computing, Analytics and Cognitive Solutions.
He interacts with clients, speaks at conferences and events, and leads client workshops to help clients
with strategic planning for IBM’s integrated set of storage management software, hardware, and
virtualization solutions.
Tony writes the “Inside System Storage” blog, which is read by thousands of clients, IBM sales reps and
IBM Business Partners every week. This blog was rated one of the top 10 blogs for the IT storage
industry by “Networking World” magazine, and #1 most read IBM blog on IBM’s developerWorks. The
blog has been published in series of books, Inside System Storage: Volume I through V.
Over the past years, Tony has worked in development, marketing and consulting for various storage
hardware and software products. Tony has a Bachelor of Science degree in Software Engineering, and a
Master of Science degree in Electrical Engineering, both from the University of Arizona. Tony is an
inventor or co-inventor of 19 patents in the field of electronic data storage.
9000 S. Rita Road
Bldg 9032 Floor 1
Tucson, AZ 85744
+1 520-799-4309 (Office)
tpearson@us.ibm.com
Tony Pearson
Master Inventor
Senior IT Architect
IBM Storage
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Special Thanks for the following contributors to this presentation
Kavita Sehgal – Offering Manager, IBM Cloud Private on Z (sehgal@us.ibm.com)
Elton de Souza – Chief Architect, ZaaS & Ecosystem Innovation Lab
(Elton.de.souza@ibm.com)

Active Client Engagements on Z
• Top 10 largest private cloud in the world – WAS-ND
Spring based microservices, HA/DR, hybrid (x86, z and
AWS). Spectrum Scale (block) for persistence.
• Top 5 Health Insurance – App Modernization (Liberty
based microservices) and DevOps (Cross platform CI/CD
creating multi-architecture containers)
• Top 5 Bank in South America – Secure Banking
microservices. Connectivity to zOS important.
• Large Credit Card Company – Self-service Container as a
Service, Istio with zOS Connect, and more.
• Federal – High security stateless workloads with heavy
consumption of crypto hardware. Best-fit declarative
deployment model.
• Large Bank in NA – Low-latency in-transaction fraud
detection with zOS Data. ML training on Power,
Inference/Scoring on LoZ.
• Large Retailer - Microservices across x86, Z and
Google Cloud Engine. ML with off-prem and on-prem
data.
• Large Bank in North America – Self-service zOS
subsystem portal.
• Top 5 in Automotive Industry – Blockchain,
PostgreSQL and Java microservices on Z.
• Large Bank in North America – Blockchain.
• Large University in Asia – environmental simulation
and prediction cross x86, Power, Z with 1PB+ storage.
• 40+ Clients – Sponsor Users and Waiting for GA of
manage-from-Z, SSC4ICP, z/OS Cloud Broker to start
PoC
Engagements either complete, in-progress or in design phase

How can you further engage…
—Beta Participation:
• Participate in Manage-from-Z beta and try running
your cloud native applications fully on Z, &
managed by IBM Z
• Participate in z/OS Cloud Broker beta and
modernize your z/OS experience
—IBM is looking for sponsor users who can test the
capability and provide feedback.
ICP Try & Buy Option
• Try ICP Community Edition on IBM Cloud Private
landing page - http://www.ibm.com/cloud/private
• Sign up for ICP on Z sandbox – LinuxONE
Community Cloud -

Schedule an Executive Briefing or Workshop
Workshop
Washington Systems Center – sign up for Wildfire Workshop
Client Centers
IBM Poughkeepsie Client Center – visit for individualized session and demo
IBM Montpelier, France Executive Briefing Center - visit for individualized session and demo
o OR let’s schedule an on-site visit at a location best suited to you for in-depth discussion
Visit
IBM Cloud Private: http://www.ibm.com/cloud/private
Secured Service Container for ICP: SSC for ICP
LinuxONE: http://www.ibm.com/it-infrastructure/linuxone
Visit the IBM Spectrum Access Blueprint for persistent storage
NEXT STEPS ->

Boot Node • A boot or bootstrap node is used for running IBM Cloud Private installation, configuration, node
scaling, and cluster updates
• One boot node is required for any cluster
Master Node • Provides management services and controls the worker nodes in a cluster
• Master nodes host processes that are responsible for resource allocation, state maintenance,
scheduling, and monitoring
• Multiple master nodes are in a high availability (HA) environment to allow for failover if the leading
master host fails
Worker Node • Provides a containerized environment for running workload and tasks
• Worker nodes can be added or removed to scale up or down the cluster capacity
• A cluster can contain any number of worker nodes, but a minimum of one worker node is required
• Transmits external request to the services created inside the cluster
• HA environment deploy multiple proxy nodes to allow for failover
Proxy Node
• Hosts management services such as monitoring, metering, and logging
• Offload master node from becoming overloaded
• The management node can only be enabled during IBM Cloud Private installation
Management Node
Vulnerability
Advisor Node
• Optional node that is used for running the Vulnerability Advisor services
• VA provides security management for Kubernetes environments
Key Nodes

Additional Resources from Tony Pearson
Email:
tpearson@us.ibm.com
Twitter:
twitter.com/az990tony
Blog:
ibm.co/Pearson
Books:
www.lulu.com/spotlight/990_tony
IBM Expert Network on Slideshare:
www.slideshare.net/az990tony
Facebook:
www.facebook.com/tony.pearson.16121
LinkedIn:
https://www.linkedin.com/in/az990tony

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IBM Plex
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IBM Plex
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and Janson into a contemporary serif). Replaces Cambria,
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IBM Plex is freely available as TrueType and OpenType at: https://github.com/IBM/plex/releases

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