(Alan Moore) This article describes the monitoring and alerting capabilities of IBM WebSphere Cast Iron Cloud Integration through the Studio and the Web Management Console.

(Willie Favero) If you hang with DB2, what else do you want? What else could you ask for?

(Troy Coleman) I’ve found some recent updates on IBM DB2 for z/OS websites. Using the DB2 for z/OS Information Roadmap as a starting point, you’ll find a lot of good technical material — particularly if you’re new to DB2 for z/OS.

(Dave Beulke) First, I want to thank everyone for their emails regarding the Optim products that I wrote about last week. The reasons the comment sections on the blog are shut down is because I can’t keep up with the all the spammers while I am consulting or teaching. So please keep the emails com

(Bradley Steinfeld) DB2 Express-C is the free edition of the IBM DB2 database. Version 10.1 has just become available for download as well as for deployment in your cloud environment.

(Cynthia M. Saracco, Matthias Nicola and Lenisha Gandhi) New IBM DB2 temporal data management technology enables companies to track and query historical, current, and future conditions in a straightforward and efficient manner. The result is a simpler way to implement auditing and compliance initiat

(Scott Hayes) Again, 100% of our audience learned something! Our special guests, Danny Arnold, IBM Executive IT Specialist, and Glen Sheffield, IBM Toronto Data Warehouse and Big Data Specialist, shared with us Part 2 of our deep dive into What’s New in DB2 LUW V10.

(Willie Favero) Back on July 11, 2011 ( I can’t believe it’s been a year almost already) I wrote about a new DSNZPARM keyword that was introduced that applied a timeout controls on DDL, different from the rest of the timeout knobs that already existed in DB2.

(Pralhad D Galagali and Dhandapani Shanmugam) IBM Websphere Telecom Web Services Server (TWSS) uses security role mapping for tasks such as access to and administration of security services. For better administration, these security roles can be mapped to security identities of users/groups, which

(Robert Catterall) A lot of DB2 for z/OS DBAs are being asked to do more these days: