How z/OS is Changing to Support Your DevOps Transformation
summary
z/OS now acts as a first‑class target for modern pipelines: Git, Jenkins, Nexus/Artifactory, Sonar, Groovy, ZUnit and Java work natively, and z/OS supports dynamic provisioning via ZD&T or z/VM so teams can create on‑demand test environments. IBM adds the ability to extract artifacts to Artifactory/Nexus so mainframe load modules join standard artifact stores, and emphasizes automated API and regression testing through z/OS Connect. Notable claim: Urbancode Deploy runs on z/OS today, enabling audited, agent‑local deployments.
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chapters (14)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:13Fun Facts
- 2:00Perspective
- 2:28What is zOS
- 3:23Z14 Single Frame
- 5:54Java
- 6:59Open Source
- 11:07Take Your Own Picture
- 13:44Why Should We Change
- 16:14UrbanCode Deploy
- 18:23Control on zOS
- 19:47Dynamic Provisioning
- 25:22What am I missing
- 27:42Linux on the mainframe
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