For those on IBMVM, LINUX390, IBMMAIN who are interested in an hour
of no-charge education via webcast.

Two LVC's coming up on Wed May 28 and Thurs. May 29.
Here's the May 28 info....

The next Live Virtual Class (LVC)/Webcast is scheduled for
Wednesday, May 28th at 11:00 AM EDT.

There is no charge to participate in this technical education session.

Wednesday, May 28, 2008 at 11:00 AM EDT US & Canada

WEBCAST:  High Availability for Linux on IBM System z Servers

Speaker:    Scott Loveland, IBM Customer Test Chief Architect
            Systems/Product Assurance Engineering Professional

Abstract:
Linux virtual servers are increasingly being used to support
critical applications in IBM System z and zSeries server environments. As
the mission becomes more important; so does the need to ensure its
supporting infrastructure is highly available. But how? z/OS system
programmers know the best practices for eliminating single points of
failure for their systems; but may be unsure how to translate those
techniques to the Linux world. Admins coming from a distributed Linux
background may wonder how a virtualized environment on zSeries changes the
game. And both groups may ponder how to best marry the Linux and z/OS
worlds to maximize availability.

Wonder no more. This session will cover a set of high availability
architectures for Linux virtual servers (LVS); in the context of serving
data to WebSphere applications (though WebSphere itself won't be the main
focus). We'll discuss:

1. Single points of failure in an LVS environment; probabilities of each;
and the relative cost to eliminate them -- with examples of how to do so
2. The power of virtualization to minimize degradation of service in the
wake of failures; and to reduce the need for large clusters of redundant
servers
3. How software running on Linux virtual servers can work cooperatively
with a Parallel Sysplex and z/OS data sharing groups
4. Sample architecture specifics; including architectural decisions and
tradeoffs; configuration options; and product technologies used

Date: Wed - May 28, 2008
Time:  11:00 AM Eastern Daylight Time (New York),
       10:00 AM Central Daylight Time
       London 4:00 PM, Frankfurt  5:00 PM,
       Moscow  7:00PM
Duration: 75 minutes

How to attend:
Connect to the Live Virtual Class (LVC) session using the following URL:
URL:  https://asp22.centra.com:443/GA/main/00000148c02f00000119890365ca8e2f
     OR
Connect from the z/VM Website at:
http://www.vm.ibm.com/education/lvc

You can connect to the LVC session up to 10 minutes prior to the start of
the session.

You do not have to pre-register to attend the webcast, but you will need to
enter your email to join the call.

The REPLAY will be available on the web using the same "connect" URL
approximately 4 hours after the event.

If you are unable to connect to the Live Virtual Class session, you can
download the presentation from the z/VM LVC website the day
before the webcast and listen to the audio portion of the session via
telephone using the following:

Teleconference Information
Call info:    1 - 888-240-4148
Toll:         1 - 719-234-0214
 Passcode:   893049

 Note: use of the telephone connection does not provide capability for you
to ask questions during the session.

Replays: As a reminder, the 2007/2008 sessions are available for replay
from the z/VM website at:
http://www.vm.ibm.com/education/lvc


Please direct any questions to Julie Liesenfelt at [EMAIL PROTECTED]


Regards,
Pam C (on behalf of Julie)

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