Voici un site où trouver de tout sur IBM i(system i, iSeries, AS400), cela parle aussi bien de tendance économique autour de ce système que de programmation, astuces où de pensées personnelles.
One of the perplexing things about the Power11 announcement is that we know that the differences in the logic and cache designs of the Power10 and the Power11 server chips are not huge, and yet the transistor count jumped by almost a power of two from the Power10 to the Power11. This didn’t make sense […]
When it comes to high availability (HA) and disaster recovery (DR) on IBM i, one question instantly separates the prepared from the at-risk : When was the last time you tested a full role swap ? It’s surprising how often IT managers and system administrators mention that HA/DR measures are in place, yet then admit that their […]
Christmas is still four months away, but that didn’t stop IBM from giving Access Client Solutions (ACS) customers the new features they requested. The deliveries were made in the mid-summer update, ACS version 1.1.9.9. ACS is the must-have tool that lives in every IBM i professional’s toolbox. It contains a slew of facilities for interacting […]
A team of open source developers led by IBM’s Jesse Gorzinski have developed an experimental new software development kit (SDK) designed to integrate RPG applications and Db2 for i data with external services. The SDK, dubbed DbToo, initially targets watsonx, Ollama, OpenAI endpoints, Kafka, Slack, and Twilio, providing another option for integrating IBM i with […]
It might be a good and convenient thing that the WebSphere Application Server, the Web server embedded in the IBM i platform two and a half decades ago and making it part of the Internet, is based on the open source Apache Web server. But it sure does have a lot of patches. The good […]
