IBM z/OS Container Extensions zCX - ESX0G

PT25513
Training Summary
z/OS Container Extensions (zCX), a new entitled capability of z/OS 2.4, ushers in a new era of hybrid computing supporting running Linux applications directly on z/OS. IBM® z/OS® Container Extensions (IBM zCX) makes it possible to run Linux on IBM Z® applications that are packaged as Docker container images on z/OS. Application developers can develop and data centers can operate popular open source packages, Linux applications, IBM software, and third-party software together with z/OS applications and data.
Prerequisites
General z/OS knowledge, including basic UNIX System Services skills- Basic knowledge of RACF- Basic knowledge of z/OSMF and workflows TBD.
Duration
2 Days/Lecture & Lab
Audience
This class is intended for z/OS system programmers and IT specialists in charge of configuring, implementing and deploying zCX under z/OS 2.4- This class is also intended for Application developers who will deploy docker containers in a zCX z/OS container extensions instance.
Course Topics
  • Describe the components of z/OS Container Extensions (zCX)
:Plan the resources required to setup zCX :Configure and implement a zCX instance with z/OSMF workflow :Start and connect to your zCX instance :Access your zCX CLI Container and issue Docker commands :Provision and deploy application container using zCX docker CLI :Create Docker volumes for data persistence :Monitor and manage your zCX instance and your containers :Deploy some use-case applications in zCX containers :Understand the Security considerations for zCX and containers :Setup zCX user management and authentication :Implement clustering and orchestration of zCX instances and container :Understand how to to Dockerize your Applications for z/OS Container Extensions :Implement a zCX private secure registry to deploy your own containers :Position zCX in the world of Hybrid Cloud :Select workloads for zCX :Determine which application is a good fit for zCX :Describe some zCX use-cases

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