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Efficient Operlog Analysis in z/OS: Overcoming Challenges with Beta Systems Operlog Tools

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Yves Colliard
Creator and architect of Operlog Tools

In today’s complex IT environments, efficiently managing and analyzing system logs is critical to ensuring smooth operations, compliance, and security. OPERLOG in IBM z/OS provides a centralized logging facility, but extracting valuable insights from vast amounts of log data can be a challenge.

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What You’ll Learn:

  • Best practices for efficient OPERLOG analysis and log data management in z/OS

  • How to detect system issues and security threats faster

  • Methods to automate log monitoring and reduce manual workload

  • Real-world use cases and expert insights from Beta Systems

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Yves Colliard
Creator and architect of Operlog Tools

Born in Lausanne, Switzerland, with French as his mother tongue, Yves began working with MVS in 1981 and moved to Germany in 1984. In 1990, he founded YCOS GmbH, a company specializing in consultancy, training, and software development, particularly known for Operlog Tools. As the creator and architect of Operlog Tools, Yves have significantly contributed to the field.

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