IBM i Update and Directions

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1 IBM i Update and Directions Strategy, Priorities and Roadmaps for IBM i on Power Systems Mike Breitbach mbreit@us.ibm.com Technical CEM IBM i Power Development

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5 The Future of IBM i - The Roadmaps POWER Roadmap POWER5 POWER6 POWER7 POWER8 POWER9 POWER IBM i Roadmap i Next i Next+1

6 Processor Technology Roadmap POWER5 130 nm POWER6 65 nm POWER7 45 nm POWER8 22 nm POWER9 14 nm Future POWER10 Or whatever it is named

7 A NEW GENERATION OF IBM Power Systems Open Innovation to put data to work Designed for Big Data Superior Cloud Economics Open Innovation Platform 7

8 Strength of IBM Power Vertical Stack: 22nm Semiconductor 15LM Layer (industry) metal stack

9 Strength of IBM Power Stack Layer IBM metal stack Layer (industry) metal stack

10 Strength of IBM Power Stack Low level wires used for dense local circuit interconnect. 15 Layer IBM metal stack Layer (industry) metal stack

11 Strength of IBM Power Stack Low level wires used for dense local circuit interconnect. Top level wires used for for power distribution, clocks, and off-chip signalling. 15 Layer IBM metal stack Layer (industry) metal stack

12 Strength of IBM Power Stack 15 Remaining wires form on-chip highway system (varying speeds) 15 Layer IBM metal stack Layer (industry) metal stack

13 Comparing POWER8 to Industry On-Chip Speeds Industry IBM

14 Over 300 members in total, since inception in Dec 2013.

15 Over 300 members in total, since inception in Dec 2013.

16 IBM i Roadmap x i next i next+1 ** All statements regarding IBM's future direction and intent are subject to change or withdrawal without notice, and represent goals and objectives only.

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18 IBM i Strategy Whitepaper IBM i plays a critical role in our Power Systems software portfolio. We continuously provide new solutions and are actively engaged in expanding into new technology areas to support the new business requirements of our clients. Doug Balog General Manager, Power Systems

19 IBM i Strategy Solutions plus Partners IBM i Solutions Providers IBM i Modernization Partners IBM i Cloud Providers

20 IBM i Strategy Choices & Open SOA

21 IBM i Strategy - Integration Directory

22 IBM i Strategy Power Solutions Delivering an integrated platform focused on leading industry applications Engaging with partner ISVs & MSPs for flexible solutions delivery options Enabling clients to transform their customer experience via mobile solutions Open Platform for Choice IBM demonstrating commitment with continuing deliverables - IBM i 7.3 & TRs Providing new capabilities between releases based on user feedback Growing IBM i solutions options including open source languages and applications The Integrated Promise of IBM i Deliver a simple, high value platform for business applications Provide exceptional security and resiliency for critical business data Leverage IBM systems, storage and software technologies

23 IBM i Release Roadmap x i next i next+1 Technology Refreshes Multiple Major Releases with significant business features. Two Future Major Releases under development. Semi-annual Technology Refreshes for additional non-disruptive new function. ** All statements regarding IBM's future direction and intent are subject to change or withdrawal without notice, and represent goals and objectives only.

24 IBM i Support Roadmap ** All statements regarding IBM's future direction and intent are subject to change or withdrawal without notice, and represent goals and objectives only.

25 IBM i Power System Support Systems IBM i 7.1 IBM i 7.2 IBM i 7.3 POWER8 S812*, S814, S822 (VIOS only), S824, E870/C, E880/C POWER7/7+ Servers Power 710, 720, 730, 740, 750, 760, 770, 780, 795 POWER7/7+ Blades and Compute Nodes PS700/701/702/730/704, PureFlex p260/460 POWER6+ 520, 550, 560, JS23/43 POWER6 520, 550, 570, 595, JS12/22 POWER5/5+ 515, 520, 525, 550, 570, Note 1 no IOP or HSL support

26 IBM i Solution Providers

27 Enabling solutions for business IBM i Systems of Record IBM i Systems of Engagement

28 7.2 Major Enhancements DB2 Row & Column Access Control Need to Know built into DB2 In-Memory highlight & new functions Managing the System Any device: Mobile, Web or PC/Mac/Linux Fully Cloud Capable OS, with PowerVM & PowerVC Solution Development Free-Form RPG for rapid learning and lower maintenance costs PHP, Perl, Ruby, node.js etc. options in Application Development #ibmioss

29 Social Media Plan

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31 IBM i 7.3 Historical data simplifies business insights for the future DB2 Temporal support automatically maintains history Simple, integrated data analysis for new insights OLAP enhancements built into DB2 for i Intelligent Security matches actual authority with policy Authority Collection analysis ensures continuous operation Extensive application development options Easy-to-learn RPG Integrated Open Source development technology

32 Temporal Queries SELECT * FROM employees AS OF TIMESTAMP :00: SELECT * FROM employees FOR SYSTEM_TIME FROM AND SELECT * FROM employees FOR SYSTEM_TIME BETWEEN AND SET CURRENT TEMPORAL_SYSTEM_TIME = :00: SELECT * FROM employees

33 Data History Do It Yourself Accessing Data SELECT Accessing Data SELECT Current UNION Triggers History Modifying Data INSERT UPDATE DELETE Modifying Data INSERT UPDATE DELETE

34 History DB2 for i Managed Accessing Data SELECT Accessing Data SELECT Current DB2 Managed History Modifying Data INSERT UPDATE DELETE Modifying Data INSERT UPDATE DELETE (DBE Only)

35 Temporal construction for data-centric history ALTER TABLE account ADD COLUMN row_birth TIMESTAMP(12) NOT NULL GENERATED ALWAYS AS ROW BEGIN ADD COLUMN row_death TIMESTAMP(12) NOT NULL GENERATED ALWAYS AS ROW END ADD COLUMN transaction_time TIMESTAMP(12) GENERATED ALWAYS AS TRANSACTION START ID ADD PERIOD SYSTEM_TIME (row_birth, row_death); Establish Generated Columns CREATE TABLE account_hist LIKE account; ALTER TABLE account ADD VERSIONING USE HISTORY TABLE account_hist; Create history table Enable Temporal tracking

36 DB2 for i SQL answers With Temporal Table & Generated columns, you can: o o o o Show me the client reps from two years ago SELECT CLIENT_REP FROM ACCOUNTS FOR SYSTEM_TIME AS OF CURRENT TIMESTAMP 2 YEARS Produce an inventory report using a different point in time SET CURRENT TEMPORAL SYSTEM_TIME ' :00:00'; CALL GENERATE_INVENTORY_REPORT(); Who deleted that row? SELECT AUDIT_USER, AUDIT_JOB FROM SALES FOR SYSTEM_TIME FROM CURRENT DATE 1 MONTH TO CURRENT DATE WHERE AUDIT_OP = D Who last updated this row? SELECT AUDIT_USER, AUDIT_CLIENT_IP FROM ITEM_FACT WHERE ITEM_KEY = 125A16

37 How to Use Authority Collection Trace security enforcement for a user Four actions: 1. Start (STRAUTCOL) 2. End (ENDAUTCOL) 3. Display (iaccess for Web or QSYS2.AUTHORITY_COLLECTION) 4. Delete (DLTAUTCOL) Reduce data collection using filters: Users Libraries Objects Object Types File System Objects Exclude OS Programs, internal objects, etc

38 Authority Collection Interrogate the collected data Determine whether excess authority exists for a user: SELECT SYSTEM_OBJECT_NAME, DETAILED_REQUIRED_AUTHORITY, DETAILED_CURRENT_AUTHORITY FROM QSYS2.AUTHORITY_COLLECTION A WHERE AUTHORIZATION_NAME = 'SCOTTF' AND SYSTEM_OBJECT_SCHEMA = 'TOYSTORE GROUP BY SYSTEM_OBJECT_NAME, DETAILED_REQUIRED_AUTHORITY, DETAILED_CURRENT_AUTHORITY ORDER BY 1,2,3;

39 Manage and Access your System Access Client Solution 5733XJ1 Run SQL Scripts SQL Performance Center Direct Connect to Navigator Improved 5250 Emulator Full Windows 10 Support Plus Mac & Linux

40 ACS Version (delivered in March, 2017) Schemas Run SQL Scripts CL Prompting Enhanced SQL Highlighting Show Object References Upload Results More Insert from Examples Printer Output IFS Multiple User Filter Filter

41 Schemas in ACS ACS-based Actions: Definition Description Generate SQL Properties Rename New Database Object Explain Data o View, Clear, etc Actions also enabled in Visual Explain Others

42 Built-in examples

43 Work with Your Data SQL Performance Center SQL Performance Center Understand how your SQL is running Tune your SQL to run better

44 Visualize Performance Metrics in Navigator Navigator Monitor Performance Metrics Set Thresholds to take actions Visualize the collected results View Many Metrics at Once

45 Mobile Dashboard iaccess Mobile Watch several Key Metrics with Live data Set thresholds to quickly visualize issues on your system Watch from your favorite Mobile Device including Phone Tablet Visual notification when a threshold is exceeded

46 IBM i Application Development

47 Modern RPG Free Format, RDI Development Visual editors, outline views, content assist, integrated language help File management, search, edit, compile/build, debug capabilities Analysis tools (application diagram, call hierarchies, type hierarchies) Easily debug batch, interactive, and Web applications with a common visual debugger ctl-opt bnddir('accrcv'); dcl-f custfile usage(*update); dcl-ds custds likerec(custrec); dcl-f report printer; read custfile custds; dow not %eof; if duedate > %date(); // overdue? sendoverduenotice(); write reportfmt; exec sql insert :name, :duedate into mylib/myfile; endif; read custfile custds; enddo; *inlr = '1'; dcl-proc sendoverduenotice; sendinvoice (custds : %date()); end-proc;

48 Open Source for IBM i Recently created LPO Open Source for IBM i 5733-OPS What we have added Option 1 Node.JS 1.x Option 2 Python 3.x Option 3 GCC & CHROOT Option 4 Python 2.7 Option 5 Node.JS 4.x Option 6 Git Option 7 Tools (.zip,.unzip, bash) Option 8 Orion Option 9 cloud-init Option 10 Node.JS 6.x Option 11 - Nginx Continue to Partner for other key technologies (PHP, Ruby)

49 Services and APIs

50 IBM i has an Active, Passionate Community MITEC

51 IBM i Customer Input COMMON (CAAC) Large Users Group COMMON Europe ISV Advisory Council 实验室之旅 ISV Interlocked Development RFEs Customer Briefings & Planning Sessions

52 IBM i Priorities Solutions for Today and the Future Focus on solutions integration with new technology Invest in DB2 and language features for strategic solutions Enable Mobile Device Support #ibmioss Systems On-Site or In the Cloud Exploit future POWER system technology Deliver advanced virtualization of system & storage Provide resiliency, availability & flexibility Simple & Integrated, Secure & Available Simplify management of systems and high availability Broaden storage area network integration Extend industry-leading integrated security

53 IBM i Application Languages Strategy RPG is the most commonly used language on IBM i so Enable RPG as a powerful, modern procedural language Partner for tools which transform older RPG to modern RPG Work with partners & schools to teach RPG to non-rpg developers quickly Extensive skills and catalogs of solutions exist for business in other languages Support key industry languages and programming models on IBM i Ensure those new approaches can integrate with existing IBM i solutions Enable tools for development, debug, lifecycle from IBM and from partners

54 IBM i Enabling solutions for your business IBM i Native Solutions Open Source on IBM i Linux Solutions Expanded Linux ecosystem of solutions for CAMSS RPG Cobol PASE

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56 Welcome to the Waitless World Mike Breitbach