Shifting to managed, how IBM and AWS customers are getting away from undifferentiated lifting

Опубликовано 21 октября 2024, 20:14

As customers modernize their business and tool chains there is a growing desire refocus business resources to what is most critical to business goals. This is seldom a desire to invest resources in keeping the lights on. Instead customers want to off load administrative tasks to somewhere else wherever possible. In this session we will dive into and explore a collection of common solutions customers running IBM workloads on AWS are taking advantage of. We will look at the growing Saas IBM product portfolio, Red Hat OpenShift Service on AWS (ROSA), and complimentary AWS services such as Amazon Relational Database (RDS) for DB2 and more.

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