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What's New in 7.2, 7.3, and 7.4 Security - Jeff Uehling
Contains 1 Component(s)This presentation will cover the extensive list of security enhancements added by IBM in the 7.2, 7.3 and 7.4 operating system releases.
This presentation will cover the extensive list of security enhancements added by IBM in the 7.2, 7.3 and 7.4 operating system releases. The 7.2 enhancement called Row and Column Access Control (RCAC) will be discussed including an example designed to get you started with RCAC. The 7.3 security changes include the major security enhancement called Authority Collection plus exciting new support to Audit Network Communication sessions into and out of your IBM i Server. The 7.4 security changes include networking security changes, DB2 security changes, new support to manage your service tool userid's plus significant updates to the Authority Collection support.
Jeff Uehling
Syncsort Security Expert
Jeff Uehling has over 30 years of experience working in security technology for the IBM i, and its predecessor systems, and is an expert in the Syncsort’s security offerings. Jeff’s IBM experience includes working in the IBM i OS development group, specifically as lead architect of the security development team, where his responsibilities included architecture, design and development of IBM i security. He has also served as a council member of the IBM security technical community.
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The ABCs of RDi Shortcuts - Charles Guarino
Contains 1 Component(s)RDi, with its full collection of shortcuts easily speeds up your source code development. This session is a live demonstration of the what, wheres, whys and hows of the most popular shortcuts.
There's the long way and then there's the short way of doing stuff. RDi, with its full collection of shortcuts easily speeds up your source code development. This session is a live demonstration of the what, wheres, whys and hows of the most popular shortcuts. Just using a few of them can really make a difference. Use them all? No contest. We will even discuss how to create your own to really ramp up your development. Charles Guarino
CEO - Central Park Data
With an IT career spanning over 30 years, Charles Guarino has been a consultant for most of them. He is also the founder and President of Central Park Data Systems, Inc., a Long Island and New York City area based IBM midrange consulting and corporate training company.
In addition to being a professional speaker across the United States and Europe, he is a frequent contributor of technical and strategic articles and webcasts for the IBM i community. He is a member of COMMON’s Speaker Excellence Hall of Fame and The Long Island Software and Technology Network’s Twenty Top Techies.
In 2015 Charles became the proud recipient of the Al Barsa Memorial Scholarship Award. Additionally, he currently serves as a member of COMMON’s Strategic Education Team (SET) and is also the monthly Q&A host and chairman of the speaker committee for LISUG, a Long Island IBM i User’s Group www.lisug.org.
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Git on IBM i Part 3 - Ray Bernardi
Contains 1 Component(s)It is possible to have the best of both worlds – an Agile workflow which greatly increases productivity and the stability that the IBM i platform brings. This session will show you things you may not have thought possible, such as taking IBM i native code from a GitHub repository, building it directly on IBM i, and deploying the objects to an automated test environment.
Git is an integral piece to a complete DevOps cycle, a cycle you can easily tie together with tools aware of the intricacies of the IBM i platform. You may like the collaboration Git provides on its own and also want the social features GitHub brings, but how can all that be integrated on a platform which, to be frank, wasn’t built with Agile in mind? It is possible to have the best of both worlds – an Agile workflow which greatly increases productivity and the stability that the IBM i platform brings. This session will show you things you may not have thought possible, such as taking IBM i native code from a GitHub repository, building it directly on IBM i, and deploying the objects to an automated test environment. But it doesn’t stop there! We will examine a complete CI/CD workflow, from a feature branch all the way to a production deployment. All of this and more is possible with a tightly integrated toolset. Ray Bernardi
Pre/Post Technical Sales - Arcad Software
Ray Bernardi is a 30-year veteran involved in the System 38/AS/400/iSeries/IBM i development and currently is a Pre/Post Sales Technical Support Specialist for ARCAD Software, a global software company and IBM Business Partner. Ray has been involved with the development and sales of many cutting-edge software products throughout his career. Currently, the suite of Application Lifecycle Management (ALM) products from ARCAD Software covers a broad range of functional areas from incident request tracking, application cross referencing, source refactoring and control, release and change management. In addition, Ray has spoke and presented at COMMON and many other technical conferences around the world and has authored articles in several System i publications on the subject of application analysis and modernization, SQL, and business intelligence.
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Git on IBM i - Part 2 - Christian Weber, Jeff Tickner, Ray Bernardi
Contains 1 Component(s)Git Going: Social Coding on GitHub Enterprise Featuring Christian Weber, Sr. Solutions Engineer at GitHub
Git Going: Social Coding on GitHub Enterprise Featuring Christian Weber, Sr. Solutions Engineer at GitHub In today’s competitive world, software developers and organizations are being increasingly challenged to deliver innovative solutions or be left behind by their competitors. Developers have defined software development as one that is a collaborative practice, in which developers from all over can contribute to code. GitHub helps developers collaborate on projects, as well as providing tooling automation to allow Developers to decrease the amount of context switching when delivering innovation. In this session, we’ll discuss the value proposition of GitHub, the changing notion of the software developer, and considerations around building a modern software practice – to not only attract top talent, but to also lay the groundwork for innovation to flourish! Christian Weber
Solutions Engineer, GitHub
Jeffrey Tickner
Arcad Software
Jeff Tickner has worked in Change Management on the IBM I for 17 years at different companies. He is certified in Rational Team Concert as well has having experience with other Change Management packages from SourceSafe to Subversion. Jeff currently works for ARCAD Software, an international software company and IBM Business Partner. He provides implementation support and training for IBM I based companies rolling out Change Management solutions. He lives in NH with his wife and 2 children and enjoys hiking, skiing and old VWs and wrote his first program in High School on punch cards.
Ray Bernardi
Pre/Post Technical Sales - Arcad Software
Ray Bernardi is a 30-year veteran involved in the System 38/AS/400/iSeries/IBM i development and currently is a Pre/Post Sales Technical Support Specialist for ARCAD Software, a global software company and IBM Business Partner. Ray has been involved with the development and sales of many cutting-edge software products throughout his career. Currently, the suite of Application Lifecycle Management (ALM) products from ARCAD Software covers a broad range of functional areas from incident request tracking, application cross referencing, source refactoring and control, release and change management. In addition, Ray has spoke and presented at COMMON and many other technical conferences around the world and has authored articles in several System i publications on the subject of application analysis and modernization, SQL, and business intelligence.
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Git on IBM i : Part 1 - Jesse Gorzinski, Jeff Tickner, Ray Bernardi
Contains 1 Component(s)Thanks to open source technologies, IBM i systems can do more than ever! What does it mean to you? Come join us for this discussion, where we will explore Git and the surrounding open source ecosystem plus what it can do for your business.
Thanks to open source technologies, IBM i systems can do more than ever! What does it mean to you? Come join us for this discussion, where we will explore Git and the surrounding open source ecosystem plus what it can do for your business. In this session, we’ll discuss the value proposition of GitHub, the changing notion of the software developer, and considerations around building a modern software practice – to not only attract top talent, but to also lay the groundwork for innovation to flourish! Jesse Gorzinski
Senior Business Architect - Open Source Software on IBM i
Jesse Gorzinski works for the IBM i development lab in Rochester, MN. He is the Business Architect of open source technologies. Jesse, who was doing RPG programming at the age of 18, is an expert on application development on IBM i, as well as system access and modernization. His hobbies include playing with his dog, replacing complex applications with 5-line Python programs, and advocating for the use of new technologies on IBM i!Prior to his 2006 employment at IBM, Jesse worked with the AS/400 as an I/T administrator for an IBM customer in the finance/mortgage industry, where he specialized in data backup/recovery, process optimization, and information integrity. He has a Bachelor's degree in Computer Science as well as a Master of Business Administration degree
Jeffrey Tickner
Arcad Software
Jeff Tickner has worked in Change Management on the IBM I for 17 years at different companies. He is certified in Rational Team Concert as well has having experience with other Change Management packages from SourceSafe to Subversion. Jeff currently works for ARCAD Software, an international software company and IBM Business Partner. He provides implementation support and training for IBM I based companies rolling out Change Management solutions. He lives in NH with his wife and 2 children and enjoys hiking, skiing and old VWs and wrote his first program in High School on punch cards.
Ray Bernardi
Pre/Post Technical Sales - Arcad Software
Ray Bernardi is a 30-year veteran involved in the System 38/AS/400/iSeries/IBM i development and currently is a Pre/Post Sales Technical Support Specialist for ARCAD Software, a global software company and IBM Business Partner. Ray has been involved with the development and sales of many cutting-edge software products throughout his career. Currently, the suite of Application Lifecycle Management (ALM) products from ARCAD Software covers a broad range of functional areas from incident request tracking, application cross referencing, source refactoring and control, release and change management. In addition, Ray has spoke and presented at COMMON and many other technical conferences around the world and has authored articles in several System i publications on the subject of application analysis and modernization, SQL, and business intelligence.
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Working with JSON in RPG with YAJL - Scott Klement
Contains 1 Component(s)JSON (JavaScript Object Notation) is quickly becoming an important document format for business data interchange, so what's the best way to process it from RPG?
JSON (JavaScript Object Notation) is quickly becoming an important document format for business data interchange, so what's the best way to process it from RPG? JSON provides the same benefits as XML, but is smaller (and so transmits over a network more quickly) and is much more efficient than XML to work with in web applications. Naturally, this means that your RPG business applications need to learn how to speak JSON in order to talk to many of the newer web services or exchange data with many tech-savvy business partners. Scott Klement
Director, Product Development and Support
Scott Klement is the Director of Product Development and Support at Profound Logic Software, and is well known as both an author and speaker in the IBM i community. Scott is a passionate advocate for RPG on the IBM i platform, and enjoys teaching tips and techniques to other developers. His efforts to help programmers have earned him many accolades and awards. In 2012, IBM named Scott an IBM Champion for Power Systems. In 2018, Scott was elected to COMMON's Board of Directors.
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Taking Db2 Web Query to the Next Level - Doug Mack
Contains 1 Component(s)This session will go a level higher including tips and techniques for advanced reporting challenges, deploying interactive dashboards, and leveraging SQL for even more POWER!
Sure, Db2 Web Query can modernize Query/400 reports, integrate reports with Excel spreadsheets, and provide dashboards and mobile reports. But this session will go a level higher including tips and techniques for advanced reporting challenges, deploying interactive dashboards, and leveraging SQL for even more POWER! longer description
Doug Mack
DB2 for i Analytics Consultant at IBM
Doug Mack is a DB2 for i Analytics Consultant in IBM’s Power Systems Lab Services organization, employed by IBM in the United States. Doug currently leads the Analytics team for the DB2 for i Lab Services team delivering Query/400 modernization, DB2 Web Query, Data Warehouse design, skills transfer, and implementation guidance services worldwide.
Doug is a regular speaker at customer events including COMMON, IBM Technical Conferences and Executive Briefings, and has written many articles and white papers on the attributes of DB2 for i for analytics.
You can follow Doug on Twitter @mckdrmoly or via his blog at db2webqueryi.blogspot.com
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IBM i Security Best Practices - Jeff Uehling
Contains 1 Component(s)In this webinar, Jeff Uehling, Syncsort’s Product Management Director for security solutions and former architect for the security functions in the IBM i OS, shares what he has learned about best practices in his over 30 years of experience with IBM i security.
Security best practice and regulatory compliance are a constantly moving target. In this webinar, Jeff Uehling, Syncsort’s Product Management Director for security solutions and former architect for the security functions in the IBM i OS, shares what he has learned about best practices in his over 30 years of experience with IBM i security. You’ll learn: • Why you need to run at security level 50 – and the exposures of running at lower levels • How to detect and prevent programs that could compromise system security • Necessary system value settings • How to apply cryptography to protect your data • Network security requirements • Security considerations for mobile deployments • How Syncsort’s security solutions help you achieve best practice Whether you are a systems security officer or an IBM i system administrator, you don’t want to miss this webinar. Jeff Uehling
Syncsort Security Expert
Jeff Uehling has over 30 years of experience working in security technology for the IBM i, and its predecessor systems, and is an expert in the Syncsort’s security offerings. Jeff’s IBM experience includes working in the IBM i OS development group, specifically as lead architect of the security development team, where his responsibilities included architecture, design and development of IBM i security. He has also served as a council member of the IBM security technical community.
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System Health Review - Dawn May
Contains 1 Component(s)This presentation will review all the important areas for a system health review, as well as how to put a plan in place to understand changes over time to prevent potential issues from becoming real ones.
Understanding the health of your system is critical whether you have a large environment or a small one. There are many things you should be looking at on a regular basis, from system resource utilization, disk storage consumption, workload trends, and more. This presentation will review all the important areas for a system health review, as well as how to put a plan in place to understand changes over time to prevent potential issues from becoming real ones. Dawn May
Owner, Dawn May Consulting, LLC
"i Can" blog published by IBM Systems Magazine and a frequent speaker at local user group meetings and IBM i conferences around the world.
You may contact Dawn by email at DawnMayiCan@outlook.com, find her on twitter at @DawnMayiCan, or connect on LinkedIn at https://www.linkedin.com/in/dawnmay/.">Dawn May is a leading authority on IBM i performance management, work management, systems management, and general system diagnostics. She has in-depth knowledge of the IBM i operating system developed through her distinguished career with IBM.
A former IBMer, Dawn is now an independent consultant, assisting companies with system performance reviews and recommendations. She also teaches clients on the latest IBM i tools to enable them to get the most out of their IBM i systems.
Dawn is the author of the "i Can" blog published by IBM Systems Magazine and a frequent speaker at local user group meetings and IBM i conferences around the world.
You may contact Dawn by email at DawnMayiCan@outlook.com, find her on twitter at @DawnMayiCan, or connect on LinkedIn at https://www.linkedin.com/in/dawnmay/.
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Let's Get This OSS - Josh Hall
Contains 1 Component(s)This talk will leave you with a basic understanding of how to access open source software on IBM i.
So you’re finally ready to dive into this Open Source Software stuff everyone keeps screaming about. But where do you begin? How does one install Yum on their system? Wait, I need Yum? Installing and acquiring open source software is a lot simpler than it may seem. This talk will leave you with a basic understanding of how to access open source software on IBM i. Josh Hall
Owner, SoBored
Josh Hall is a passionate advocate of Open Source Software. He advocates for open source by providing education, training, and development through his business, SoBored. In addition, Josh spreads open source knowledge by giving labs and presentations at conferences and user groups.
In his spare time, Josh enjoys going on walks with his dog Gideon, playing billiards, camping, watching horror films, and listening to hip-hop.