She is the Test manager for the Workload Automation product in distributed environments. She joined IBM in 2000 as a Workload Scheduler developer and she was involved in the product relocation from the San Jose Lab to the Rome Lab during a short-term assignment in San Jose (CA). For 14 years, Serena gained experience in Workload Scheduler distributed product suite as a developer, customer support engineer, tester and information developer. She covered for a long time the role of L3 fix pack release Test Team Leader and, in this period, she was a facilitator during critical situations and upgrade scenarios at customer sites. In her last 4 years at IBM, she became IBM Cloud Resiliency and Chaos Engineering Test Team Leader. She joined HCL in April 2019 as an expert Tester and she was recognized as the Test Leader for the product porting to the most important Cloud offerings in the market.
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Don't get left behind! The new era of digital transformation of businesses has moved on to new operating models such as containers and cloud orchestration. Let’s find out how to get the best of Workload Automation (WA) by deploying the solution on a cloud-native environment such as Amazon Elastic Kubernetes Service (Amazon EKS).
Can you have your desired number of Workload Automation (WA) agent, server and console instances running whenever and wherever? Yes, you can! Starting from the Workload Automation version 9.5 fix pack 2, you can deploy the server, console and dynamic agent by using Openshift 4.2 or later version platforms.
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