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Join the IBM team at the IDUG North America 2022 Db2 Tech Conference in Boston on Monday July 11th for a complimentary, action-packed day created by developers, for developers. You'll have the opportunity to learn about Db2's app development and experience hands-on Db2. 

REGISTER FOR DEVELOPER DAY HERE

Date: Monday, July 11th 

10:00 AM - 3:00 PM EST

Where: In person only, Sheraton Boston 39 Dalton Street, The Fens - 5th Floor
Boston Massachusetts

During this time, you'll learn:

• Training on Db2 platform
• How to build and deploy a music recognition iOS app with Db2 Warehouse
• How to build a movie recommendation engine with Db2 ML
• And much more!

Agenda: 

10:00am: Why Db2
10:15am: How to download, set up, and install Db2
10:45am: Db2 Architecture Overview
11:15am: Building and deploying a music recognition iOS app with Db2 Warehouse
1:00pm: Building a move recommendation engine with Db2 ML

We are looking forward to a wicked awesome time at the IDUG NA22 in Boston, so sign up today to join us!
If you have any questions regarding this course, please email Donna Milano. 

By James Gill

Introduction

A long time ago (in a galaxy far, far away), I began this series with the intention of blogging about using Jenkins to orchestrate some tasks on z/OS. I did an introduction to Jenkins and one on groovy pipelines. 

In this blog post, we’re going to look at what we need to do to run a Jenkins node on z/OS. It should be noted that this runs as a process in USS, and we’re going to assume that you’re comfortable there. In many ways, this is a regular Posix Unix environment, albeit with extensions to reflect the fact that we’re running as part of z/OS.

Read the blog in full.

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