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2008? Walk through the floors of Fortune 100 investment banks (or other Fortune 100 companies) and you will see systems running REXX jobs on z/OS systems. If
by Mc91 5y ago
2008? Walk through the floors of Fortune 100 investment banks (or other Fortune 100 companies) and you will see systems running REXX jobs on z/OS systems. If you're lucky, the systems will be running AIX. I work at a Fortune 100 company and our migration from on-site IBM to the cloud happened just last year.
Just take a look at the job ads out there for investment banks -
https://www.ziprecruiter.com/c/JPMorgan-Chase-&-Co/Job/Mainframe-Software-Engineering/-in-Tampa,FL?jid=e172f5127474fdab https://www.ziprecruiter.com/c/JPMorgan-Chase-&-Co/Job/Mainf...
https://www.careerbuilder.com/job/J3N14P5YQRLKW5Q1HBB https://www.careerbuilder.com/job/J3N14P5YQRLKW5Q1HBB
- eru 5y agoHopefully those are less public facing systems.
- ChrisArchitect 5y agowhy? just because they're old doesn't mean they're immediately vulnerable. c'mon. Your post here is so weak because it 'seems' to be the DNS provider and like other pointed out, nothing to do with GS really
- joshgrib 5y agoI did an internship at a fortune 100 shipping company and can confirm they were very much still using z/OS and REXX. It's similar to all the COBOL code - it's working and not worth the risk/cost of a migration