Mark Rader, Tori Felt, Anna McKee – IBM WSC
Abstract
Whether you are new to System Profile Monitoring or already use it today, this session will provide an overview on all the ways that System Profile Monitoring can protect your environment. Learn about the latest enhancements with System Profile Monitoring in Db2 13, including “Monitor all connections” and applying granular levels of security to distributed connections. We will also describe how System Profile
Monitoring supports local threads, to enhance application behavior without making application changes.
Speaker Bios
Mark Rader
Mark Rader is a Db2 for z/OS specialist in the IBM Z Washington Systems Center. Mark has applied his Db2 for z/OS experience with clients across a wide variety of projects. He is a frequent speaker at conferences and regional Db2 for z/OS user group meetings. He works closely with Db2 for z/OS development in rolling out new Db2 versions to clients. He is an author of Redbooks on Parallel Sysplex application considerations, Db2 data sharing, Db2 for z/OS distributed function, and Db2 13 for z/OS.
Tori Felt
Tori Felt is a Db2 for z/OS Specialist in the IBM Z Washington Systems Center. As part of the Db2 for z/OS team, Tori analyzes client data, makes technical recommendations, and delivers presentations at conferences and Db2 user groups. She delivers the Db2 for z/OS REST and Hybrid Cloud workshop and participates in the delivery of the Db2 13 for z/OS workshop.
Anna McKee
Anna McKee is a Technical Enablement Specialist in the IBM Z ISV Center, where she manages and supports all Db2 for z/OS subsystems. She works with hundreds of independent software vendors to deliver the latest SMPE maintenance, perform Db2 installations and configurations, enable Db2 data sharing, support z/OS migrations, and provide expert consultation. Additionally, Anna contributes to the Washington Systems Center Db2 team by delivering Db2 13 Technology Workshops and assisting with IBM Z Health Checks, helping clients optimize availability and performance in their z/OS
environments.