Innovative multicloud world: Tmax's CLAS on AWS
summary
Tmax CLAS on AWS claims to virtualize middleware, DB and app tooling into three pillars—APAS, PLAS, DBAS—and a central ITAM for automated operations, aiming to speed migration beyond the current ~15–20% cloud workload. Concrete pieces: no-code application development, database-driven source‑code analysis that recommends target middleware, mainframe→Java migration tools already used in finance/public sectors, active clustering (TmaxTibero TAC) and a cloud‑optimized, scale‑out DBMS with AI event analytics for centralized monitoring.
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chapters (14)
- 0:00Introduction and agenda
- 1:11Tmax and AWS partnership
- 4:50Tmax history and SuperApp vision
- 7:04Cloud migration challenges
- 10:18Cloud native transformation
- 13:18Birth of Tmax CLAS
- 15:56Application All Services (APAS)
- 19:45APAS test and operation
- 24:28Platform All Services (PLAS)
- 26:03Database All Services (DBAS)
- 30:46DBAS key features
- 34:37CLAS automated operations
- 39:04New MSP model for cloud
- 40:09Summary and Q&A
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