For many years, it seems, management and therefore the distributed IT team have, more-or-less, ignored the mainframe. The mainframe has been quietly keeping the corporate in business, running all those transactions, and being reliable, powerful, scalable, and secure. All the exciting stuff has been with distributed. for several mainframers it’s been like watching an adolescent get older and find out , in their own way, all the […]

Have cloud computing killed mainframes? you would possibly think so. In fact, mainframes remain supremely important, even within the age of the cloud. Here’s why. It’s easy enough to know why one might think that mainframes are not any longer relevant within the present age of “cloud-native” everything. Today, everyone and their mother is moving workloads to the cloud. Public cloud computing platforms like AWS

COBOL (Common Business Oriented Language) was developed in the late 1950s, which is still a widely popular programming language that is used by organizations across the world for their mission-critical applications.Looking back on how COBOL emerged back in the year 1950 for main two business needsi.e, to develop a programming language which is more accessible