Portsmouth 2026 OpenVMS Bootcamp

Get answers you won’t find online, from the people running OpenVMS

Join us in New Hampshire

October 27-29, 2026 in Portsmouth

Located on the Atlantic coast just an hour north of Boston, Portsmouth is a historic seaport with a vibrant downtown, full of local restaurants, indie shops, and waterfront views. Its walkable streets and relaxed atmosphere make it a great place to connect, learn, and unwind with the OpenVMS community.

Fees and Dates

OpenVMS Bootcamp Fees

Registration for Portsmouth 2026 OpenVMS Bootcamp closes on September 25th, 2026.

If you have questions regarding registrations, please reach out to info@vmssoftware.com

First timer

Available throughout the registration period if you've never attended a VSI-run OpenVMS Bootcamp (i.e. since 2024).

First timer pass: $100.00

Early Bird

Get an early bird discount by registering before July 31st, 2026.

Early bird pass: $200.00

Regular

From August 1st, 2026 onward.

Regular pass: $250.00

Speaker

For confirmed speakers.

Speaker pass: Free

Ambassador

For recognized OpenVMS Ambassadors.

Ambassador pass: Free

Why attend?

Different roles, different goals - one Bootcamp built for all of them

The Bootcamp brings together everyone involved in OpenVMS environments, from strategic leaders to hands‑on engineers. Each group gets something different out of the experience:

  • CTOs and IT leaders: Gain clarity on OpenVMS direction, roadmap, and modernization paths to support long‑term planning.
  • Senior OpenVMS engineers: Learn advanced techniques, compare approaches with peers, and get direct access to VSI experts.
  • System administrators and newer team members: Build skills and get introduced to the ecosystem through hands‑on sessions with experts and the included systems management training track.
  • Customers and partners: Share real-world experiences, challenges, and solutions with the broader community.

Real-world insights you can apply

Direct access to experts and practitioners

Discussions that help you make better decisions

What are Bootcamps?

What to expect

  • 50+ sessions covering migration to x86, Oracle Rdb, VMS XDE, AI, and modernization
  • Customer sharing and peer-led sessions offering practical insights from real OpenVMS environments
  • Optional systems management training
  • A focused environment to exchange ideas and solve real problems
  • Leave with practical ideas and next steps you can apply

Optional training

Deep technical training included with Bootcamp admission

Add a focused training program to your Bootcamp experience at no extra conference price. These programs take up most of the conference schedule, so they are a strong value-for-money option for attendees who want a structured, hands-on learning path while still joining the main presentations and social events.

Intro to Systems Management

This three-day course provides students with a focused introduction to System Management on an OpenVMS system.

Wentworth - 0/12 seats confirmed

Signup closes 09-OCT-2026 09:34

Interaction

Built for interaction

A large part of the Bootcamp’s value comes from the conversations around the sessions.

  • Ask questions directly to engineers and experts
  • Compare approaches with peers facing similar challenges
  • Build relationships you can rely on after the event

Many attendees find that a single discussion or insight helps unlock their next step.

Platform

Plan your experience

  • Build your personal agenda and track sessions
  • Like sessions and add them to your schedule
  • Connect with attendees and request meetings
  • Use the platform on your phone during the event

Travel Info & Booking

Our Venue: Sheraton Portsmouth Harborside Hotel

This year’s Bootcamp will be held at the Sheraton Portsmouth Harborside Hotel, a modern waterfront hotel in the heart of downtown Portsmouth, New Hampshire. Just steps from restaurants, shops, and the historic seaport, it’s the perfect setting to mix business with a breath of New England charm.

The hotel is easily accessible from two nearby airports:

  • Boston Logan International Airport (BOS): ~1 hour drive (55 miles). Direct bus service is available via C&J Bus Lines to Portsmouth.
  • Portsmouth International Airport at Pease (PSM): Just 10 minutes away by taxi or ride-share.

Getting around:

  • On-site parking is available at the hotel.
  • Portsmouth’s compact downtown is walkable, and hotel guests will have easy access to all Bootcamp activities, nearby dining, and evening networking events.

We’ve partnered with the Sheraton Portsmouth Harborside Hotel to offer our guests a discounted rate for the duration of the Bootcamp. Follow the link below to book your room at this exclusive price!

Once you've arranged your stay in Portsmouth, at this hotel or otherwise, please let us know using the button below.

What Past Attendees Say

Hear from Previous Bootcamp Participants

Here is what past Bootcamp attendees had to say about our previous events.

It was a great experience for me, as I reconnected with great people after seven years.

Fernando Rocha
CEO at ARS Servicios Profesionales

Organization was excellent! As a speaker, I was very impressed to find everything set up for me. Definitely coming back next year.

Tom Wade
Consultant at Tom Wade Consultancy

This was my first VMS Bootcamp and I was very impressed with the organization and execution of the event.

William Cox
VMS Ambassador

Plan your sessions

Accepted sessions

BusinessSystems ManagementDevelopment

AI Enabling Applications with MimerSQL and MCP

Speaker: Karl-König Königsson

This session shows how organizations can retain the reliability of OpenVMS while enabling AI access to operational data by migrating to Mimer SQL and adding a Model Context Protocol(MCP)-based AI layer. This MCP layer is published as an OpenSource project on GitHub (https://github.com/mimersql/mimer-mcp).

Breakout AIDatabasesOpen Source

Breakout

An AI-Ally in a VMS World

Speaker: Lorin Ricker

Discover how AI is transforming coding practices and its implications for VMS engineers, from pair-programming to product development.

Breakout AIModernizationProgramming

Breakout

Application Problem Resolution - The non-standard way

Speaker: Dan Fleury

Application debug without debug. Using non-standard tools to fix a problem.

Breakout PerformanceProgramming

Breakout

BACKUP and making it work for you A technical and Strategy session

Speaker: Nic Clews

Using BACKUP correctly for your systems

Breakout Backup and RestoreTroubleshooting

Breakout

Backup, Restore, and ‘Oh No’ Moments

Speaker: John Seder

In general, backing up data ranks pretty low on on the list of "fun things to talk about in IT", but investing time in a proper backup strategy can save the day if/when you need to restore lost data quickly.

Breakout Backup and RestoreHigh AvailabilityStorage

Breakout

Building OpenVMS Applications for Troubleshooting and Accountability

Speaker: Robert Gezelter

Explores preserving build artifacts like compilation listings and linker maps for troubleshooting OpenVMS production executables and ensuring accountability.

Breakout CompilersDevOpsProgrammingTroubleshooting

Breakout

Building Tools with DCL

Speaker: Jeff Allen

This demo underscores the importance of building tools to become a better developer. The focus here is on DCL. I will show off some useful tools I've designed and then detail how I go about designing new tools from scratch.

Lab AlphaItaniumOpen SourceProgrammingx86

Lab

Building software at VSI

Speaker: Robert Brooks

Details of building VMS along with problems faced building layered products will be discussed.

Breakout DevOpsModernizationProgramming

Breakout

CSI: OpenVMS — Solving Real Performance Mysteries

Speaker: Norm Lastovica

Become a performance detective

Breakout AlphaClusteringCompilersDatabasesHigh AvailabilityItaniumMonitoringPerformance

Breakout

Charting the Course: VSI Corporate Directions

Speaker: Darya Zelenina

Overview of VSI strategy in 2026 and 2027

Keynote AIAlphaCloudClusteringDatabasesDevOpsItaniumMigrationModernizationOpen SourcePerformanceStorageVirtualizationx86

Keynote

Compiler Update and Linking: Behind the Curtain

Speaker: John Reagan

Compiler update and linker & image activator details

Breakout CompilersProgrammingx86

Breakout

DCL Tips and Tricks using F$CONTEXT, F$GETQUI, F$FAO, formatting emails and more

Speaker: Andrea Arthur

DCL Tips and Tricks using lexical functions

Breakout AlphaClusteringItaniumMonitoringx86

Breakout

DFU Unleashed: Tips, Tricks, Techniques, and Possibly Finding Another Bug

Speaker: Brad McCusker

Discover the power of DFU (Disk and File Utilities) for OpenVMS through live demonstrations of practical techniques, hidden capabilities, and real-world problem solving. Bring your questions and challenges—we may even uncover something unexpected together.

Breakout MonitoringPerformanceStorage

Breakout

Daily Operations Playbook: Keeping VMS Healthy

Speaker: Alan Muir

What to check, when to check it, and how to recognize normal vs abnormal system behavior.

Breakout High AvailabilityMonitoringPerformanceSecurityStorageTroubleshooting

Breakout

DevOps with OpenVMS: A sneak peek into internal processes

Speaker: George Zachos

A behind-the-scenes look at how DevOps practices can be applied to OpenVMS, covering automation, development workflows, and infrastructure management, with a hands-on introduction to selected tools and concepts.

Lab DevOpsModernizationProgrammingx86

Lab

Disaster Recovery & Business Continuity with OpenVMS

Speaker: John Seder

These terms seem to be used interchangeably, but let's discuss why they are different. We'll see why (and how) OpenVMS is so "BC/DR-Friendly".

Breakout Backup and RestoreClusteringHigh Availability

Breakout

Don’t Break Production: Safe Change Practices

Speaker: Kobe Smith

How to deploy changes safely, avoid outages, and recover when things go wrong.

Breakout Backup and RestoreHigh AvailabilityItaniumMigrationStoragex86

Breakout

Ex-Post-Facto OpenVMS DEBUG

Speaker: Robert Gezelter

This session teaches using OpenVMS DEBUG for production issue analysis without restarting images, focusing on ANALYZE/PROCESS_DUMP and SET PROCESS/DUMP=NOW for non-disruptive troubleshooting.

Breakout DevOpsHigh AvailabilityProgrammingTroubleshooting

Breakout

Forgotten Languages? Macro, Perl, DCL

Speaker: Hein van den Heuvel

Revisit Macro, Perl, and DCL programming on OpenVMS, exploring their current relevance and practical applications.

Breakout Open SourceProgramming

Breakout

From Beginner to a Confident VMS Professional

Speaker: Alan Muir

Discover how to advance from OpenVMS basics to becoming your organization's go-to expert through passion, curiosity, and collaboration.

Breakout

Breakout

From Legacy to Leverage: Positioning VMS as a Strategic Asset

Speaker: Adam Hoff-Nielsen, Jackie Tressler

Shift the OpenVMS conversation from legacy preservation to strategic business value.

Keynote MigrationModernization

Keynote

From Roadmap to Reality: OpenVMS Technical Directions

Speaker: Camiel Vanderhoeven

A deep dive into OpenVMS engineering progress, roadmap, and priorities, covering x86-64, compilers, networking, security, and core OS advancements.

Keynote CompilersMigrationModernizationNetworkingSecurityx86

Keynote

From V9.9 to V10: The Next OpenSSH for OpenVMS

Speaker: Vahe Margaryan

Covers OpenSSH V10 on OpenVMS, including post-quantum security, DSA removal, and upgrade planning.

Breakout NetworkingOpen SourceSecurity

Breakout

Getting the most out of your bootcamp

Speaker: Camiel Vanderhoeven

New to bootcamp? Have questions? Learn what bootcamp is all about.

Breakout

Breakout

Git in the VMS Ecosystem

Speaker: Lorin Ricker

Practical Git usage on OpenVMS, addressing Files-11 challenges, repository strategies, and migration from legacy systems.

Breakout Backup and RestoreDevOpsMigrationModernizationOpen SourceProgramming

Breakout

Hardware Strategy for OpenVMS on x86

Speaker: Camiel Vanderhoeven

Strategies for selecting cost-effective, supported x86 hardware for OpenVMS, with guidance on interpreting the official platforms list.

Breakout Modernizationx86

Breakout

How to Replace Your OpenVMS System Manager in 60 days

Speaker: Debbee West

This session will describe the timetable for replacing your system manager.

Breakout

Breakout

Installing OpenVMS x86 on Single Board Computers

Speaker: James Preciado

Practical guide to installing and configuring OpenVMS x86 on Single Board Computers, with demonstrations and use cases for education and hobbyists.

Lab ModernizationOpen Sourcex86

Lab

Introduction to OpenVMS Troubleshooting

Speaker: Lucas Hartfiel, Michael O'Hare, John Adams

A brief overview of OpenVMS troubleshooting tools

Breakout Troubleshooting

Breakout

Introduction to Systems on a Chip and Single Board Computers

Speaker: James Preciado

Explores Systems on a Chip, Single Board Computers, and their potential as OpenVMS x86 platforms, business challenges and possible role of the Hobbyist Program's.

Breakout ModernizationOpen Sourcex86

Breakout

KVM Strategies for Maximum Storage Performance

Speaker: Liam Bainsfair

We will be discussing in-depth the results of extensive benchmarking of KVM virtual disks used by your OpenVMS guest, and how configuration options affect the performance.

Breakout CloudModernizationPerformanceStorageVirtualizationx86

Breakout

Legacy code survival guide: Case studies and strategies for porting legacy code to OpenVMS x86-64

Speaker: Brett Cameron

Many organizations rely on often decades-old OpenVMS applications that continue to deliver critical business value.

Breakout MigrationModernizationProgrammingx86

Breakout

MONITOR MODE, a simple command giving much performance information

Speaker: Hein van den Heuvel

MONITOR MODE command can give some wonderful insights into where the system is spending is time guiding us to where improvements are most likely to be effective.

Breakout MonitoringPerformanceProgrammingTroubleshooting

Breakout

Managing and troubleshooting SAN Storage

Speaker: Matthew Sutherland, Robert Brooks

This presentation will focus on the most seen storage connectivity and presentation issues from the perspective of the support engineer, and attempt to bring order to the chaos that is fibre passthrough, KVM cockpit, ESXi GUI, SAN arrays, and fibre adapters in hypervisors.

Breakout High AvailabilityStorageTroubleshootingVirtualizationx86

Breakout

Maximizing the Performance of your OpenVMS Cluster Interconnect

Speaker: Keith Parris

How to optimize performance for your OpenVMS cluster.

Breakout ClusteringHigh AvailabilityMonitoringNetworkingPerformanceVirtualization

Breakout

Migrating OpenVMS to the cloud 2021 - current: Lessons learned

Speaker: Jeff Murch, Dušan Dželebdžić

Experiences and lessons learned over a 5 year long journey migrating two long term customers to the cloud.

Breakout CloudClusteringMigrationModernizationNetworkingOpen SourcePerformanceStorageVirtualizationx86

Breakout

Migrating RDML & Rdb SQL/SQLMOD to x86

Speaker: Denys Beauchemin, Jon Power

Migrating from Rdb to other RDBMS on x86

Breakout DatabasesMigrationProgramming

Breakout

Modernizing OpenVMS: Lessons Learned

Speaker: Andrea Arthur, Dan Fleury

Real-world lessons from migrating OpenVMS to Charon on Nutanix, including planning, performance optimization, and minimizing downtime.

Breakout AlphaClusteringHigh AvailabilityMigrationPerformanceVirtualization

Breakout

OpenVMS 101: A Survival Guide for New Administrators

Speaker: Lucas Hartfiel

A fast, practical introduction to OpenVMS concepts, navigation, and system essentials for those coming from Linux or Windows.

Breakout

Breakout

OpenVMS DEBUG Formatting Extensions

Speaker: Robert Gezelter

This session teaches how to write data structure formatting routines for OpenVMS DEBUG, improving data examination efficiency for developers.

Breakout ProgrammingTroubleshooting

Breakout

OpenVMS Debugger in screen mode and VMS-IDE

Speaker: Vadim Saifutdinov

This presentation will show some common ways to debug your program using the OpenVMS Debugger in the screen mode, and also through VMS-IDE

Breakout ProgrammingTroubleshooting

Breakout

OpenVMS MythBusters — Evidence-Based Exploration of Common Assumptions

Speaker: Norm Lastovica

Explore common OpenVMS assumptions

Breakout ClusteringMonitoringNetworkingPerformanceProgramming

Breakout

OpenVMS Online Upgrader

Speaker: Nikolaos Tavoularis, Anush Chatikyan

Discover the OpenVMS Online Upgrader, an automated solution for seamless OS upgrades with minimal downtime.

Breakout High AvailabilityModernizationx86

Breakout

OpenVMS Performance management from then to now

Speaker: Dan Fleury

OpenVMS Performance Management

Breakout AlphaItaniumPerformancex86

Breakout

OpenVMS Q&A

Speaker: Dan Fleury, Lorin Ricker, Andrea Arthur, Nic Clews

Panel discussion about OpenVMS issues

Panel AlphaBackup and RestoreClusteringCompilersItaniumMigrationMonitoringNetworkingPerformanceProgrammingSecurityStorageVirtualizationx86

Panel

OpenVMS V9.2-4 Field Test

Speaker: Camiel Vanderhoeven

Learn about OpenVMS V9.2-4 field test participation, new features, and VSI's role.

Breakout ModernizationPerformancex86

Breakout

OpenVMS and Compliance: Supporting Governance, Security, and Regulatory Requirements

Speaker: Athanasios Andriopoulos

Discover how OpenVMS supports governance, security, and compliance through platform capabilities, engineering practices, and operational controls.

Breakout ModernizationMonitoringSecurity

Breakout

OpenVMS data liberation: Improved visibility, strategic data access, and the vendor ecosystem

Speaker: Brett Cameron

OpenVMS environments can hold decades of valuable business data and a wealth of operational insight, however much of this valuable information often remains trapped inside perceived legacy data silos.

Breakout CloudModernizationMonitoring

Breakout

OpenVMS will outlive you – then what?

Speaker: Brad McCusker

OpenVMS systems can run for decades. The people who support them usually don't. Learn how to preserve undocumented knowledge and prepare your environment for the next generation of administrators.

Breakout Backup and RestoreClusteringHigh AvailabilityMonitoringNetworkingStorageTroubleshooting

Breakout

OpenVMS x86-64 Re-entrant and Re-usable Code

Speaker: Robert Gezelter

This session focuses on writing thread-safe, re-entrant, and reusable code for OpenVMS x86-64, addressing challenges in multithreaded environments.

Breakout AlphaItaniumMigrationProgrammingx86

Breakout

Performance of natively-built OpenVMS

Speaker: Clair Grant

We will look at the upcoming OpenVMS native build (version 9.2-4).

Breakout CompilersPerformanceProgrammingx86

Breakout

Porting and Modernizing VMS Applications to x86 with VMS/XDE and Claude Code

Speaker: Vadim Ilves, Vahe Momjyan, NIkolai Ershov, Aleksandr Krupnov, Fynn Papadopoulos

A half-day hands-on lab working through the x86 port of a realistic Alpha-era VMS codebase.

Lab AIMigrationModernizationProgrammingx86

Lab

Real-Time OpenVMS Data for Snowflake and Modern Analytics

Speaker: Debby Chang, Robert Jeffcott

Access your most valuable OpenVMS data in production applications. See a live demo of how CONNX provides real-time access—using replication and Change Data Capture to keep platforms like Snowflake continuously synchronized, without disrupting your existing systems.

Breakout CloudDatabasesModernization

Breakout

Replicating Rdb Databases with the JCC LogMiner Loader

Speaker: Keith Hare, Tom Musson

The JCC LogMiner Loader is a useful utility for replicating Rdb databases to other database platforms both for data analysis and as part of a database migration.

Breakout DatabasesMigration

Breakout

Secure Boot and Signed System Images

Speaker: Tatyana Krupnova, Olena Malishenko

Learn how signed system images protect OpenVMS from tampering and unauthorized changes, ensuring secure boot and runtime integrity.

Breakout ModernizationSecurityx86

Breakout

Security Fundamentals for OpenVMS Managers

Speaker: John Seder

While stories about cyber security events (such as breaches and ransomware attacks) pop up in the news almost daily, where does OpenVMS stand when it comes to security vulnerabilities?

Breakout MonitoringSecurity

Breakout

SharkSQL - A guideline of how to migrate Oracle/RDB to SharkSQL

Speaker: Wolfgang Burger

A guide to migrating Oracle/RDB to SharkSQL, covering challenges, best practices.

Breakout ClusteringDatabasesHigh AvailabilityMigrationModernizationProgramming

Breakout

SharkSQL - Product Update

Speaker: Wolfgang Burger

Learn about SharkSQL V5.1's key features, usage terms, and support model from Wolfgang Burger, CEO of WDB Technologies GmbH.

Breakout ClusteringDatabasesPerformanceSecurity

Breakout

Skills Risk: Future-Proofing Your VMS Team

Speaker: Tatyana Krupnova, Vahe Momjyan, Athanasios Andriopoulos

How to manage workforce risk, train new talent, and build sustainable support models.

Breakout MigrationModernization

Breakout

Storage Performance Comparison - an Update on numbers and tools

Speaker: Rafael Martins

Storage performance: methods, tools and numbers

Breakout Backup and RestoreMonitoringPerformanceStoragex86

Breakout

T4 - OpenVMS Time Line based Performance investigation tool.

Speaker: Hein van den Heuvel

How to setup and use T4 to graph OpenVMS Monitor data.

Breakout MonitoringPerformanceTroubleshooting

Breakout

TCO Optimization Without Migration

Speaker: Adam Hoff-Nielsen, Jackie Tressler

Learn how to optimize OpenVMS costs through operational efficiency, modernization, and informed decision-making without application rewrites.

Breakout MigrationModernizationPerformance

Breakout

TCP/IP V7: A New Network Stack for OpenVMS

Speaker: Vahagn Aleksanyan

TCP/IP V7 brings FreeBSD's networking stack to OpenVMS, enhancing performance, security, and multiprocessing. This session covers benefits, engineering challenges, and a demo on x86-64.

Breakout ModernizationNetworkingSecurityx86

Breakout

TPU, Another VMS Best-Kept Secret

Speaker: Lorin Ricker

Secrets of TPU, the VMS Text Processing Utility

Breakout CompilersModernizationProgramming

Breakout

The Curious Case Files: Crashes, Bugs, and Unexpected Behavior

Speaker: John Adams, Lucas Hartfiel, Michael O'Hare

Drawing from real OpenVMS support cases, this session explores a range of noteworthy and interesting incidents that challenged assumptions and required creative troubleshooting.

Breakout MonitoringPerformanceTroubleshooting

Breakout

The Entropy of the OS is always increasing

Speaker: Doug Gordon

Recent security-related changes in VMS.

Breakout ModernizationSecurityx86

Breakout

The Evolution of Network Storage on VMS

Speaker: Paul Jacobi

The evolution of VMS from proprietary to industry standard network storage.

Breakout CloudClusteringModernizationNetworkingPerformanceProgrammingStorageVirtualizationx86

Breakout

The bootcamp app

Speaker: Camiel Vanderhoeven

Introduction to the new bootcamp platform and phone app

Breakout

Breakout

To Cache or Not to Cache: Is a Caching BIND Server Right For You

Speaker: Debbee West

This session will discuss why and how to configure a BIND server.

Breakout AlphaHigh AvailabilityItaniumNetworking

Breakout

Tools-based Migration with AI assistance

Speaker: Denys Beauchemin, Jon Power

Live demo of AI-assisted migration from Rdb to Postgres for COBOL, Pascal, and Fortran code.

Lab AIDatabasesMigrationModernization

Lab

Top VMS Failures (and How to Fix Them)

Speaker: Alan Muir

Top VMS Failures (and How to Fix Them)

Breakout MonitoringPerformanceStorageTroubleshooting

Breakout

Under the Hood: Tuning CONVERT, SORT & HYPERSORT

Speaker: Christian Moser, Norm Lastovica

Details of recent significant advancements

Breakout PerformanceProgramming

Breakout

Understanding the V and the M in VMS, or what is a Balance Slot?

Speaker: Nic Clews

Understand OpenVMS virtual memory operation, how virtual memory works

Breakout ModernizationPerformance

Breakout

Updating your wardrobe: What looks good on OpenVMS in 2026 and beyond

Speaker: Brett Cameron

OpenVMS remains a rock-solid platform for mission-critical workloads, but today the expectations placed on it have changed. Enterprises now require that OpenVMS systems look and behave like first-class citizens in modern, hybrid IT environments.

Breakout CloudDevOpsMigrationModernizationMonitoring

Breakout

Upgrading or Migrating - Tips and experiences to help you succeed

Speaker: Dave Sullivan, Robert Brooks, Liam Bainsfair

The session is a follow-on to using tools and VSI branded products to make your upgrades or migrations successful.

Panel AlphaCloudClusteringHigh AvailabilityItaniumMigrationModernizationPerformanceStorageVirtualizationx86

Panel

VM Tools

Speaker: Nikolaos Tavoularis

A demonstration of VM tools for OpenVMS virtual machines, covering time synchronization and graceful power operations.

Breakout CloudModernizationx86

Breakout

VMware Paravirtual SCSI (PVSCSI) on OpenVMS

Speaker: Michail Tatas

This presentation explores Paravirtual SCSI (PVSCSI), a high-performance storage controller designed for virtualized environments.

Breakout ModernizationPerformanceStoragex86

Breakout

VSI Documentation Improvements

Speaker: Eugeny Fostakosvky

Updates to the VSI documentation site, plus a brand-new how-to resource

Breakout Modernizationx86

Breakout

VSI Panel

Speaker: Darya Zelenina, Camiel Vanderhoeven

Questions for VSI management and engineers

VSI Panel

VSI Panel

Volume Shadowing Best Practices

Speaker: Keith Parris

​This session describes how to optimize your use of Host-Based Volume Shadowing for OpenVMS.

Breakout High AvailabilityMonitoringPerformanceStorage

Breakout

What's Behind DKA0? Disk and Network Controller Support and Naming Rules for OpenVMS x86 on ESXi and KVM

Speaker: Victoria Solodovnikova

Learn how OpenVMS x86 assigns disk device names and understand controller support across ESXi and KVM environments.

Breakout NetworkingStorageVirtualizationx86

Breakout

What's new in Mimer SQL version 11.1

Speaker: Karl-König Königsson

Discover the new capabilities and improvements in Mimer SQL 11.1, the latest version of the relational database system.

Breakout DatabasesModernization

Breakout

iSCSI Workshop

Speaker: Dimitrios Kalogeropoulos, Constantinos Revelas

Hands-on iSCSI workshop covering practical configuration of OpenVMS x86 as an iSCSI initiator for enterprise storage environments.

Lab High AvailabilityModernizationNetworkingStorageVirtualizationx86

Lab