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Peter Haumer speaks at Cloud IDE Days 2022

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Mainframes run the world. 85% of business transactions are processed on a mainframe and many people often do not realize that every time they use a credit card, submit an insurance claim, or book a flight they indirectly interact with an IBM z mainframe. Many distributed developers often do not realize that z can be part of today’s Cloud-native offerings and development infrastructure. A z/OS system can be just another (although massively powerful) node in your network, participating in modern continuous DevOps tool chains and workflows. Developers can use all the same modern development tools (including VS Code or Eclipse Che) to write, build, test, and deliver their enterprise applications. As open source plays a key role in all of software development so does it for z/OS development. In this presentation we will walk you through end-to-end developer workflows performed entirely in the Cloud for maintaining a COBOL application utilizing Eclipse and other open-source tools, as well as IBM capabilities layered on top of open source. From provisioning and configuring a z/OS development and test system in the Cloud with Ansible and Zowe, cloning your code via Git into a zero-install, fully customizable Eclipse Che-based development environment, supporting developers with language servers, debug clients, and user build tools, to running a builds/tests/deploy pipeline with an open-source SCM runner on z/OS. We will also show you how vendors such as IBM and Red Hat add value to Eclipse Cloud DevTools and other projects through our Kubernetes certification program that applies stringent sets of over 300 quality criteria against all images we ship with our solution packages that result into fixes and code donations back to these projects, helping to improve them over time to reach many of the same criteria.