(Allen Chan, Wei Hua Duan, Erich Fussi, Shi Su, Shuo Zhang, and Werner Tod) Part 2 of this series gives an overview of the maintenance and migration steps that administrators for IBM Business Process Manager (IBM BPM) complete in their daily operation work.

(Vinay Kumar Bommana) DB2 doesn’t have any defaults for filesystems because that is an OS-level thing.

(David Shirey) Every once in a while, we see a flurry of articles about one particular topic. It blazes forth like a flaming Molotov cocktail, gets tossed up in the air for everyone to see, and then seems to explode in a cloud of smoke. It’s 15 minutes over, the topic quietly goes about the rest of

(Lockwood Lyon) Big data is here, and fits nicely into an organization’s data warehouse infrastructure. Most large IT enterprises have installed one or more big data applications. These applications provide fast access to large stores of data, usually customer or sales data.

(Benjamin Wisnewski, Bhargav Perepa, Ilene Seelemann, Kurtulus Yildirim, Rahul Gupta, Soad Hamdy and Vasfi Gucer) Application programming interfaces (API) act as the digital glue that links services, applications, and systems together to create compelling customer experiences. Using APIs you can cre

(Troy L Coleman) In November 2015 I wrote about the launch of DB2 12 for z/OS ESP, citing all the various enhancements DB2 has made by exploiting significantly greater amounts of available memory. Well, it isn’t just DB2 12 that will benefit from additional memory to reduce CPU cost.

(Harishkumar Baburao Pathangay) How LOGARCHMETH2 is not alternative or backup for LOGARCHMETH1 Configure failarchlog DB CFG Parameter

(Andrew Chan) IBM Website Monitoring is a comprehensive solution for website probing and alerting. This series explains how to use IBM Website Monitoring from start to finish.

(Craig S. Mullins) Today’s blog post picks up where we left off in our three-part series of rules of thumb (ROTs) that apply generally to SQL development regardless of the underlying DBMS.

(Susan Lawson) Using z/OS Workload Manager (WLM), you can set z/OS performance options for DB2. With WLM, you define performance goals and assign a business importance to each goal.