Git has become the standard for software configuration management due to its ability to support flexible parallel development. With infrastructure, systems, databases, and cloud architectures now defined through code, enterprises require integrated DevOps toolchains, including for critical applications run on z/OS mainframes. IBM's new Z Open Development with Dependency Based Build uses Groovy to define build processes for traditional z/OS artifacts, making these assets more accessible to new z/OS developers through an integrated DevOps approach.

1. Git has established itself as the defacto standard for software configuration
management (SCM). Developers across all platforms love Git for its ability to
support flexible, parallel development. With "Infrastructure as Code",
System Engineers, Database Analysts, and Cloud Architects are defining
their work in code. Enterprise customers who depend on z/OS to run
mission-critical applications recognize the need for an integrated DevOps
toolchain.
IBM's new Z Open Development with Dependency Based Build (DBB)
uses Groovy to define build process for traditional z/OS artifacts, with the
added benefit of making z/OS assets more approachable to a new
generation of z/OS developers.
Abstract
Session Speakers
Suman Gopinath
Solution Architect -
India, DevOps for Z,
IBM
#DevOps
Philip Holleran
Principal Solutions
Engineer, Github
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