ES54GIBIBMIB-ES54G1.0<p>Do you need to know how to establish a practical performance management program for your z/OS system? This course is designed for new performance analysts to learn to work with the Workload Manager (WLM) in goal mode. Learn concepts of WLM and performance management in the z/OS system using the WLM.</p> <p>Learn how to analyze Resource Monitoring Facility (RMF) reports and implement service definitions using the WLM Interactive System Productivity Facility (ISPF) application. The course uses z/OS hands-on lab exercises to reinforce the concepts and techniques discussed in lecture.</p> <p>Hands-on labs</p> <p>This course includes hands-on lab exercises. Each student team, working on their own z/OS system, will configure RMF, analyze RMF reports to find bottlenecks, and utilize the WLM dialogs to create goals and classification rules in a service definition that manages a supplied z/OS workload.</p><p>You should:</p> <ul> <li>Understand basic MVS and z/OS operation, such as job flow through JES, job scheduling paging, swapping, dispatching controls, and I/O scheduling</li><li>Have a basic knowledge of the purpose of the Workload Managers function in managing system workloads</li><li>Be familiar with using TSO and ISPF to manage data sets and run batch jobs</li></ul><p>This is an intermediate course for z/OS system programmers, z/OS performance analysts, and z/OS performance administrators new to performance management for their z/OS system.</p> <p>Note: ES54 is intended for individuals new to WLM and the z/OS performance area</p><p>Do you need to know how to establish a practical performance management program for your z/OS system? This course is designed for new performance analysts to learn to work with the Workload Manager (WLM) in goal mode. Learn concepts of WLM and performance management in the z/OS system using the WLM.</p> <p>Learn how to analyze Resource Monitoring Facility (RMF) reports and implement service definitions using the WLM Interactive System Productivity Facility (ISPF) application. The course uses z/OS hands-on lab exercises to reinforce the concepts and techniques discussed in lecture.</p> <p>Hands-on labs</p> <p>This course includes hands-on lab exercises. Each student team, working on their own z/OS system, will configure RMF, analyze RMF reports to find bottlenecks, and utilize the WLM dialogs to create goals and classification rules in a service definition that manages a supplied z/OS workload.</p><p>Day 1</p> <ul> <li>Welcome</li><li>Unit 1 - Tuning methodology</li><li>Unit 2 - Using SMF and RMF to monitor performance</li><li>Lab 1 - Introduction to your system</li><li>Lab 2 - Using RMF Monitor I and Monitor II</li></ul><p>Day 2</p> <ul> <li>Unit 3 - Performance impacts when running in a shared LPAR environment</li><li>Unit 4 - Basic system workload management (part 1)</li><li>Lab 3 - Implementing a WLM environment on z/OS (part 1)</li></ul><p>Day 3</p> <ul> <li>Unit 4 - Basic system workload management (part 2)</li><li>Lab 3 - Implementing a WLM environment on z/OS (part 2)</li></ul><p>Day 4</p> <ul> <li>Unit 5 - WLM commands, internals, and service</li><li>Lab 4 - Using RMF Monitor III to solve performance problems</li></ul><p>Day 5</p> <ul> <li>Unit 6 - z/OS DASD performance topics</li><li>Unit 7 - Tuning processor storage</li><li>Unit 8 - Miscellaneous performance topics</li><li>Lab 5 - z/OSMF and performance management</li></ul>Do you need to know how to establish a practical performance management program for your z/OS system? This course is designed for new performance analysts to learn to work with the Workload Manager (WLM) in goal mode. Learn concepts of WLM and performance management in the z/OS system using the WLM. Learn how to analyze Resource Monitoring Facility (RMF) reports and implement service definitions using the WLM Interactive System Productivity Facility (ISPF) application. The course uses z/OS hands-on lab exercises to reinforce the concepts and techniques discussed in lecture. Hands-on labs This course includes hands-on lab exercises. Each student team, working on their own z/OS system, will configure RMF, analyze RMF reports to find bottlenecks, and utilize the WLM dialogs to create goals and classification rules in a service definition that manages a supplied z/OS workload.You should: - Understand basic MVS and z/OS operation, such as job flow through JES, job scheduling paging, swapping, dispatching controls, and I/O scheduling - Have a basic knowledge of the purpose of the Workload Managers function in managing system workloads - Be familiar with using TSO and ISPF to manage data sets and run batch jobsThis is an intermediate course for z/OS system programmers, z/OS performance analysts, and z/OS performance administrators new to performance management for their z/OS system. Note: ES54 is intended for individuals new to WLM and the z/OS performance areaDo you need to know how to establish a practical performance management program for your z/OS system? This course is designed for new performance analysts to learn to work with the Workload Manager (WLM) in goal mode. Learn concepts of WLM and performance management in the z/OS system using the WLM. Learn how to analyze Resource Monitoring Facility (RMF) reports and implement service definitions using the WLM Interactive System Productivity Facility (ISPF) application. The course uses z/OS hands-on lab exercises to reinforce the concepts and techniques discussed in lecture. Hands-on labs This course includes hands-on lab exercises. Each student team, working on their own z/OS system, will configure RMF, analyze RMF reports to find bottlenecks, and utilize the WLM dialogs to create goals and classification rules in a service definition that manages a supplied z/OS workload.Day 1 - Welcome - Unit 1 - Tuning methodology - Unit 2 - Using SMF and RMF to monitor performance - Lab 1 - Introduction to your system - Lab 2 - Using RMF Monitor I and Monitor II Day 2 - Unit 3 - Performance impacts when running in a shared LPAR environment - Unit 4 - Basic system workload management (part 1) - Lab 3 - Implementing a WLM environment on z/OS (part 1) Day 3 - Unit 4 - Basic system workload management (part 2) - Lab 3 - Implementing a WLM environment on z/OS (part 2) Day 4 - Unit 5 - WLM commands, internals, and service - Lab 4 - Using RMF Monitor III to solve performance problems Day 5 - Unit 6 - z/OS DASD performance topics - Unit 7 - Tuning processor storage - Unit 8 - Miscellaneous performance topics - Lab 5 - z/OSMF and performance management4,5 jours2610.002610.003300.003300.001820.004100.003990.004250.00