Itjungle.com

Itjungle.com

mer 4 septembre 2019 0 Par Ibmiiste

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.

  • par Timo­thy Pri­ckett Mor­gan
    When we look back a few years from now, in like maybe 2032 or so, we will look at 2026 as the year of the price increase. Big Blue, along with other sys­tem makers and the com­ponent makers whose gear goes into those sys­tems, have all had price increases – often very large ones, and […]
  • par Alex Woo­die
    Code for i has been the hot­test open source pro­ject in the IBM i com­mu­ni­ty for seve­ral years, and that popu­la­ri­ty is not drop­ping. In fact, the com­mu­ni­ty behind the red hot pro­ject conti­nues to improve the VS Code-based deve­lop­ment envi­ron­ment, inclu­ding new func­tio­na­li­ty that we can expect to see relea­sed in the future. Code […]
  • par Alex Woo­die
    Kee­ping on top of chan­ging secu­ri­ty threats is dif­fi­cult, to say the least. It is even har­der to map chan­ging threats to chan­ging confi­gu­ra­tions on your IBM i ser­ver. When your IT net­work also includes AIX and Linux sys­tems, the dif­fi­cul­ty gets mul­ti­plied. For these types of envi­ron­ments, IBM pro­vides a tool cal­led PowerSC. When […]
  • par Vic­tor Rozek
    Per­haps you have had a simi­lar expe­rience. You’re hiking in a park or in a wil­der­ness area and since it’s ungo­dly hot, you’ve taken care to eat well and hydrate. Now you’re miles from the trail­head and the nea­rest bathroom and you have to poop. Into the bushes you go. Ordi­na­ri­ly, not an event worthy […]
  • par Doug Bid­well
    Ano­ther week, and ano­ther bunch of secu­ri­ty vul­ne­ra­bi­li­ties for the IBM i plat­form. Plus a slew of stuff to update IBM i 7.3 through IBM i 7.6. Let us start with the secu­ri­ty issues and patches, as we always do, and count them off to 11 so we can keep track of them. 1. Security […]