zVM and zLinux Bootcamp

zVM and zLinux BootcampZL00GIBIBMIB-ZL00G1This course introduces the system programmer to the tasks required to support a z/VM operating system. It provides an overview of the processes required to install z/VM and perform the required tailoring steps to support guest operating system virtual machines and CMS users. The students will leave the course with the knowledge to perform the steps to add guest systems and other virtual machines to the z/VM system, to apply service to the z/VM system, and to define a minimal TCP/IP configuration. Additionally this course is designed to teach the implementation of SUSE Linux on System z.Basic computer skills and knowledge.This course is intended for IT professionals who will be responsible for the support of guests and other virtual machines that run in the z/VM environment. It assumes that these persons have little or no experience in the z/VM environment. Also, this course is intended for anyone responsible for installing, customizing, and maintaining Linux on IBM Z and on LinuxONE.This course introduces the system programmer to the tasks required to support a z/VM operating system. It gives an overview of the processes that are required to install z/VM, and to do the required tailoring steps to support guest operating system virtual machines and CMS users. The students will leave the course with the knowledge to do the steps for adding guest systems and other virtual machines to the z/VM system, to apply service to the z/VM system, and to define a minimal TCP/IP configuration. Also, this course is designed to teach the implementation of SUSE, RedHat, and Ubuntu distributions of Linux on IBM Z and on LinuxONE.Day 1 <ul> <li>Welcome</li><li>Unit 1: z/VM and zLinux overview</li><li>Unit 2: Installation</li><li>Exercise 1: z/VM logon overview</li><li>Exercise 2: z/VM installation</li></ul>Day 2 <ul> <li>Unit 3: Directory</li><li>Exercise 3: z/VM directory maintenance</li><li>Unit 4: CP system configuration</li><li>Exercise 4: CP system configuration</li></ul>Day 3 <ul> <li>Unit 5: z/VM networking</li><li>Exercise 5: z/VM networking</li><li>Unit 6: VMSES/E</li><li>Exercise 6: Servicing z/VM (VMSES/E)</li><li>Unit 7: Installing SUSE Linux on System z</li></ul>Day 4 <ul> <li>Exercise 7: SUSE Linux lab overview</li><li>Exercise 8: SUSE Linux installation on System z</li><li>Unit 8: Installing additional packages</li><li>Exercise 9: SUSE Linux basics</li><li>Exercise 10: SUSE installing additional packages</li></ul>Day 5 <ul> <li>Unit 9: Network connectivity</li><li>Exercise 11: SUSE Linux networking</li><li>Unit 10: System management</li><li>Exercise 12: SUSE Linux system management</li><li>Unit 11: Backup and recovery</li><li>Exercise 13: SUSE Linux TSM client</li><li>Unit 12: z/VM Performance Toolkit configuration</li><li>Exercise 14: z/VM Performance Toolkit configuration</li></ul>This course introduces the system programmer to the tasks required to support a z/VM operating system. It provides an overview of the processes required to install z/VM and perform the required tailoring steps to support guest operating system virtual machines and CMS users. The students will leave the course with the knowledge to perform the steps to add guest systems and other virtual machines to the z/VM system, to apply service to the z/VM system, and to define a minimal TCP/IP configuration. Additionally this course is designed to teach the implementation of SUSE Linux on System z.Basic computer skills and knowledge.This course is intended for IT professionals who will be responsible for the support of guests and other virtual machines that run in the z/VM environment. It assumes that these persons have little or no experience in the z/VM environment. Also, this course is intended for anyone responsible for installing, customizing, and maintaining Linux on IBM Z and on LinuxONE.This course introduces the system programmer to the tasks required to support a z/VM operating system. It gives an overview of the processes that are required to install z/VM, and to do the required tailoring steps to support guest operating system virtual machines and CMS users. The students will leave the course with the knowledge to do the steps for adding guest systems and other virtual machines to the z/VM system, to apply service to the z/VM system, and to define a minimal TCP/IP configuration. Also, this course is designed to teach the implementation of SUSE, RedHat, and Ubuntu distributions of Linux on IBM Z and on LinuxONE.Day 1 - Welcome - Unit 1: z/VM and zLinux overview - Unit 2: Installation - Exercise 1: z/VM logon overview - Exercise 2: z/VM installation Day 2 - Unit 3: Directory - Exercise 3: z/VM directory maintenance - Unit 4: CP system configuration - Exercise 4: CP system configuration Day 3 - Unit 5: z/VM networking - Exercise 5: z/VM networking - Unit 6: VMSES/E - Exercise 6: Servicing z/VM (VMSES/E) - Unit 7: Installing SUSE Linux on System z Day 4 - Exercise 7: SUSE Linux lab overview - Exercise 8: SUSE Linux installation on System z - Unit 8: Installing additional packages - Exercise 9: SUSE Linux basics - Exercise 10: SUSE installing additional packages Day 5 - Unit 9: Network connectivity - Exercise 11: SUSE Linux networking - Unit 10: System management - Exercise 12: SUSE Linux system management - Unit 11: Backup and recovery - Exercise 13: SUSE Linux TSM client - Unit 12: z/VM Performance Toolkit configuration - Exercise 14: z/VM Performance Toolkit configuration5 days2490.002490.004200.004250.004250.00