Exploring 20 Years of Linux and Open Source on the Mainframe

Explore the 20-year journey of Linux and open source on mainframes in this informative 50-minute talk by Elizabeth K. Joseph from IBM. Delve into the world of mainframe computing, understanding its architecture, storage capabilities, and the evolution of Linux integration. Learn about IBM's involvement with Linux, the concept of timesharing, and the initial doubts surrounding Linux on mainframes. Discover how Linux has become ubiquitous, powering various aspects of mainframe operations including networking, encryption, and hardware crypto. Gain insights into the IBM Linux One system and its open-source software ecosystem, including Kubernetes and Docker. Understand the benefits of high-capacity mainframes for consolidation and explore the Linux Foundation's ZOE project. Get acquainted with mainframe experiences through Zoe Web Desktop, CLI, and various tools like Anomaly Detection Engine and Feylong. Learn about package archives, OpenSUSE, and Travis CI integration. Conclude with a Q&A session to address any lingering questions about this fascinating intersection of Linux, open source, and mainframe technology.

Introduction
Elizabeths background
What is a mainframe
What is it exactly
Inside the mainframe
IBM z architecture
Storage
Linux
Linux on the mainframe
Timesharing
The doubtful decade
Bigfoot
Linux on Everything
IBM and Linux
IBM Heist Commercial
Linux is everywhere
Networking
Encryption
HardwareCrypto
IBM Linux One
Open Source Software
Collaboration
Kubernetes
Docker
High capacity mainframe
Consolidation
Software
Docker Hub
Languages
Linux Foundation
ZOE
Mainframe Experience
Zoe Web Desktop
Zoe CLI
Anomaly Detection Engine
Feylong
OSMF Workflow
Launchpad
Package Archive
OpenSUSE
Travis CI
Free VM
Questions