Tim Ceradsky
Director - Solution Engineering for DevX and Cloud
St. Louis, Missouri, United States
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I work as a director in the Value & Solution Engineering group for BMC Intelligent Z Optimization and Transformation. My team of Solution Engineers works with clients all over the world helping them realize their Developer Experience dreams, which feeds right into maximizing their ability to contribute to DevOps, connecting the mainframe to the cloud in a unique and powerful way to enable more access to analytics, and overall a more agile mainframe experience. There is nothing more exciting than to have a client jump up and realize that they are not hindered by the platform, it is the assumptions about the platform that hold them back. Many people have stated that, after starting a DevOps journey, that they actually build and deploy code faster than their distributed partners, which is awesome to hear!
In my spare time, I have 4 adult children and a wife who is an accomplished stage and technical director. Between ballet, stage, and music, much of our time is taken up by the arts, but my wife and I have taken up off-roading in our lifted Jeep, so we can get away from it all and climb over big rocks, just because they are there. My technical passions outside of mainframe DevOps and cloud center around AI and Virtual Reality, because I see a revolution coming in how we build, consume, and leverage the digital world.
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Software-based hybrid cloud for data protection and exploitation
Hybrid cloud strategies are driving massive innovation and change within the mainframe space currently. Many approaches are very dependent on hardware platform or rely on continuing to use traditional storage concepts to minimize the amount of change to the environment.
A fresh approach is to accept that true innovation allows you to build a robust strategy from the ground up that eliminates complex storage concepts which make it difficult to support mainframe storage environments with less than uber-experienced people. This strategy will also deliver scalable performance that allows you to choose the best storage and service provider for your organization.
JU - Moneyball for Developers: Practical applications of DORA4 metrics to mainframe development
Metrics are a key resource to use when trying to improve performance, whether for baseball players, students, or developers. In software development and application modernization, it is obvious that you must measure results to show progress, but determining what metrics to track can be tricky. The DevOps Research and Assessment (DORA) team was founded in 2014 and has published a set of 4 metrics that are quite helpful in getting started on the continuous improvement journey for mainframe software development.
In this session, we will learn 1. how each of these metrics applies to the development process, 2. How to set up your organization to capture these metrics automatically, 3. How to leverage the DORA4 metrics over time to communicate with the team and management about improvements and progress
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