Introducing z/OS UNIX System Services
Discover how to implement and leverage open standards in IBM z/OS environments, enhancing interoperability and modernization of mainframe systems.
Discover how to implement and leverage open standards in IBM z/OS environments, enhancing interoperability and modernization of mainframe systems.
Explore how z/OS integrates UNIX System Services, enhancing its role as a server in open systems. This introductory course covers z/OS UNIX from a user perspective, teaching interactive interfaces, file systems, and process management. Ideal for those seeking to understand the fusion of mainframe power with UNIX flexibility.
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What you'll learn
Use interactive interfaces to access z/OS UNIX services
Identify distributed file system solutions for UNIX environments
Access and manage HFS/zFS files effectively
Compare and contrast shell functions with TSO equivalents
Execute UNIX processes using JCL and BPXBATCH
Understand the concept and application of threads in z/OS UNIX
Skills you'll gain
This course includes:
PreRecorded video
Graded assignments, exams
Access on Mobile, Tablet, Desktop
Limited Access access
Shareable certificate
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Module Description
This course provides an introduction to z/OS UNIX System Services, focusing on how open standards are implemented within the z/OS environment. Students will learn about the two main interactive interfaces for accessing these services and explore various distributed file system solutions for UNIX. The curriculum covers essential topics such as accessing HFS/zFS files, comparing shell functions to TSO equivalents, and managing file movements from HFS. Learners will gain practical skills in invoking UNIX processes using JCL and BPXBATCH, understanding thread usage, and file sharing concepts. This course is designed to give users a comprehensive overview of z/OS UNIX capabilities without delving into system programmer-level installation and implementation details.
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Instructor
Distinguished IBM Master Inventor and Technology Educator
Martin Keen serves as an IBM Master Inventor and content creator, establishing himself as a leading innovator in technology with over 400 issued patents. Named the 2023 North Carolina Inventor of the Year, his contributions to technological advancement have earned him multiple accolades, including the NEXT TECH 2023 award for Tech + Innovation and recognition as an Inspire Top 100 winner by the United Inventors Association. As a key figure at IBM, he manages the IBM Training Team and creates educational content, with his presentations on AI and data science on the IBM Technology YouTube channel garnering more than 6 million views. Beyond his professional achievements in technology, Keen demonstrates his passion for education and innovation through his role in developing online video training content for IBM's Systems Technical Training team. He also pursues creative interests outside of technology, producing weekly content for The Brülosophy Show, showcasing his expertise in beer homebrewing. His work continues to influence both technological innovation and technical education, making complex concepts accessible to broad audiences.
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