Securing Your Cloud: IBM Security for LinuxONEAs workloads are being offloaded to IBM® LinuxONE based cloud environments, it is important to ensure that these workloads and environments are secure. This IBM Redbooks® publication describes the necessary steps to secure your environment from the hardware level through all of the components that are involved in a LinuxONE cloud infrastructure that use Linux and IBM z/VM®. The audience for this book is IT architects, IT Specialists, and those users who plan to use LinuxONE for their cloud environments. |
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access control administrator application audit authorization CEX6C Domain cloud infrastructure command components configuration CPACF CRYPTO cryptographic DASD default defined deployed deployment device directory entry DIRM DirMaint disk enabled encryption ensure environment EXEC exit external security manager functions hardware HiperSockets hypervisor IBM Cloud Private IBM LinuxONE implement installation Kubernetes LDAP LINK command link racfvm Linux Linux guests LinuxONE platform LOGON LPAR MAINT MDISK microservices minidisk OpenStack operating system OPNCLOUD option output password phrases Pervasive Encryption privilege classes profiles protected provides RAC PERMIT RAC SETROPTS RACF database RACF Security Server RACFVM Ready request RPIDIRCT SYSUT1 Secure Service Container security policy SELinux shown in Example Single System Image SMAPI TCP/IP UACC(NONE updated user ID USERBOB virtual machines virtual switch VLAN VMLAN VMMDISK VMXEVENT VSWITCH worker nodes workloads xCAT MN XEDIT z/VM system ZHCP