Thank you to everyone who joined our TMON One webinar, What’s New in TMON One: Innovation, AI, and the Road Ahead. Your questions and comments made it better, and we’re glad you spent the time with us.
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What we covered
- Rocket EVA and TMON: how natural-language questions can take an operator from symptom to likely cause, with a live example of a slow application traced to a Db2 deadlock.
- TMON Stream: getting TMON data into tools like Splunk, Elastic, Datadog, and Grafana, plus the prebuilt Kibana and Grafana dashboards.
- Health AI: expanded KPIs, and baseline processing moved off the mainframe to a Linux container.
- TMON Quick Start: a streamlined install for the five core monitors (Db2, CICS, z/OS, TCP/IP, MQ), plus bespoke packages built from a short questionnaire.
- Recent releases: TMON for Db2 6.2 (filtered thread logging, thread CPU visibility) and TMON for MQ (MQ 10 toleration, more streamed records).
- What’s next: more Health AI KPIs and short-term predictive analytics. Direction only, and subject to change.
Keep the conversation going
- Reply below with questions, what’s working, and what isn’t. We want to know how you use TMON One.
- Tell us your priorities. What would you most like to see next? What does your modernization path look like?
- Request a data review. Share a few months of LFS or SMF records from an area with a history of issues, and we’ll show you what TMON, Health AI, and EVA can surface. It stays confidential between you and us. Contact me or Rod Dyson to get started.
- Interested in EVA? Ask us or your Rocket sales team about the pilot programs.
- Take the short survey that follows the recording. It shapes our future webinars, and we plan to make these recurring.
We read everything posted here, and engineering is watching too. See you in the next one.
Mike Bills
Product Manager, TMON One
