Stream: Magny-Cours
Time: 10:00 - 10:45
People have been talking about Git on the mainframe for years. But what does that actually mean for your day-to-day work? You've spent decades developing on the platform using the tools and processes you know. Now you're being asked to learn a new technology, a new system, and a new way of working. Where do you even start? How do you learn Git? And how does it fit into a platform that, until recently, wasn't designed around Git-native development? This session is designed to cut through the noise, separate hype from reality, and give you practical, hands-on guidance for succeeding in a Git-driven mainframe environment. Whether you're just getting started or looking to sharpen your skills, you'll learn: • How Git really works under the hood • What Git-native development means for mainframe teams • How to structure and configure your code for success • The essentials of repositories, clones, commits, pulls, pushes, branches, and workflows • Real-world lessons and examples from organizations successfully using Git on the mainframe today Leave with a clear understanding of Git, the confidence to apply it in your daily work, and practical techniques you can use immediately.
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As a DevOps Architect and Evangelist for Compuware/BMC, Tony Anter is responsible for showing customers the art of what is possible when it comes to Mainframe DevOps and DevOps in general. Tony has over 20 years’ experience in IT as an individual contributor, people leader and architect. In 2017, Tony was given a project to bring DevOps to the Mainframe for a Fortune 100 Credit Card Company. Tony spent the next 2 years migrating this companies Mainframe applications, 500+, onto a set of modern DevOps pipelines centered around Compuware tooling. Tony Lives in Phoenix Arizona with his wife and 3 children. In his spare time Tony likes to practice Brazilian Jiu Jitsu, watch Steelers Football and read.