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Evolution of monitoring capabilities of Mainframe | Rüdiger Schulze

Mainframes, which have been around for over 60 years, have long had strong monitoring capabilities. In this clip, Rüdiger Schulze, Senior Technical Staff Member, Observability and OpenTelemetry for IBM Z and LinuxONE at IBM, explains how these capabilities have evolved into application performance management solutions and modern observability products that integrate metrics, traces, and logs for comprehensive incident response and automation.
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Mainframes, which have been around for over 60 years, have long had strong monitoring capabilities. In this clip, Rüdiger Schulze, Senior Technical Staff Member, Observability and OpenTelemetry for IBM Z and LinuxONE at IBM, explains how these capabilities have evolved into application performance management solutions and modern observability products that integrate metrics, traces, and logs for comprehensive incident response and automation.

Guest: Rüdiger Schulze (LinkedIn)
Organization: IBM (Twitter)
Show: Mainframe Matters

This summary was written by Emily Nicholls.

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