IBM Cloud Private 3.2 is out ! With added Multicloud Manager....

From the announcement letter here: -

IBM Cloud Private V3.2 adds IBM Multicloud Manager, an integrated solution purpose-built to help modernize your applications to cloud native deployments

and the feature list includes: -

IBM Cloud Private V3.2 brings an integrated platform for developing, modernizing, and managing containerized applications:

•     Provides an integrated cloud platform for enterprise workloads that need to be securely run behind your firewalls
•     Enables development and production of cloud native applications in a private cloud
•     Enables refactoring and modernization of monolithic or legacy enterprise applications
•     Provides security-rich toolsets to integrate to public cloud services from within your data centers
•     Features application analytics, integration, monitoring, and security tools that are ready for immediate use to consistently manage IBM and non-IBM based workloads, providing a consistent and resilient way to build, deploy, and manage applications
•     Includes IBM Cloud Automation Manager, IBM Microclimate, IBM Transformation Advisor, and IBM Vulnerability Advisor
•     Brings one cloud experience for clients with hybrid cloud integration
•     Provides IBM Content for Red Hat OpenShift Container Platform (RH OCP) - Cloud Packs and Solution Packs
•     Extends its use cases to edge computing, specifically edge servers and gateways
•     Upgrades directly from previous versions of IBM Cloud Private V3.x.x to IBM Cloud Private V3.2

and: -

Multicloud Manager V3.2 is an enterprise-grade, multicloud, multicluster management solution, purpose-built to address the policy, compliance, and application management challenges of multiple clusters:

•     Set and enforce polices for security, applications, and infrastructure (auto enforcement at cluster level)
•     Streamline application management with Cross Cloud Security Dashboard, Management Console, and policy-based application movement
•     Check compliance against deployment parameters, configuration, and policies
•     Automatically remediate violations
•     Deploy applications across clusters based on policy compliance, development versus test, and so on
•     Automatically update monitoring dashboard based on deployment
•     Understand failure dependencies and identify the affected system if a shared component fails

As a MainframerZ I'm aiming to run it on IBM Z as soon as I can ....

Watch this space .......