When: Sept 21, 2023 @ 3:30-4:30 eastern

Where: On-line

Presented By: Charlie Goodman

IBM® Power® Systems Virtual Server is a Power Systems offering

Session:

IBM® Power® Systems Virtual Server is a Power Systems offering. The Power Systems Virtual Servers are located in the IBM data centers, distinct from the IBM Cloud servers with separate networks and direct-attached storage. The environment is in its own pod and the internal networks are fenced but offer connectivity options to meet customer requirements. This infrastructure design enables Power Systems Virtual Server to maintain key enterprise software certification and support as the Power Systems Virtual Server architecture is identical to certified on-premises infrastructure. The virtual servers, also known as logical partitions (LPAR), run on IBM Power Systems hardware with the PowerVM hypervisor.

With the Power Systems Virtual Server, you can quickly create and deploy one or more virtual servers (that are running either the AIX, IBM i, or Linux operating systems).

Bio:

Charlie Goodman is the Sales leader for PowerVS and Power Hybrid Cloud Solutions for Power Systems for the Americas geography .  He has a long history with Power System in both sales and technical roles as well as extensive background in Application Modernization, Data & AI solutions and Client Engineering/Garage techniques,.   His focus is on helping IBM’s Power and Cloud sales, technical and Partner teams to work with their customers to design and implement optimized Hybrid Cloud Solutions leveraging Power and PowerVS technologies.   He is based in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania.