Oversikt
| Kurskode | 2W331NO | Leveringsform | Self-paced Virtual Class |
|---|---|---|---|
| Varighet | 32.0 timer | Kurstype | |
| Listepris |
NOK 14 250,00 u. moms
NOK 14 250,00 m. moms |
This is a self-paced online course. The average amount of time to complete this course is 32 hours. Once you receive your access information, you will have 60 days to complete this course.
Please do not make travel arrangements for this course. After you receive confirmation that you are enrolled, you will be sent further instructions to access the course.
The self-paced format gives you the opportunity to complete the course at your convenience, at any location, and at your own pace. The course is available 24 hours a day. Once you have accessed the course, instructor help is available via the course forum Monday through Friday; questions will be responded to within 24 hours.
IBM Tivoli System Automation for Multiplatforms (SAMP or TSA) delivers high availability to applications and middleware spanning any combination of Linux, AIX, or z/OS platforms.
TSA contains two orderable components:
- Base component that provides high availability and disaster recovery capabilities for Linux, including Linux on zSeries and AIX server clusters.
- End-to-end automation management component that provides high availability for multi-tiered, or composite, business applications.
TSA is designed to provide high availability for critical business applications and middleware through policy-based self-healing that is easily tailored to your individual application environment. It includes plug and play automation policy modules for many IBM and non-IBM middleware and applications such as DB2, WebSphere, Apache and mySAP business suite.
This training class is provided with multiple opportunities for hands-on lab exercises in a Linux VMware image environment for the TSA portion. You will also learn how to monitor the systems involved in the TSA component.
A second portion of this course instructs you on the use of the TSA base component within an IBM InfoSphere Balanced Warehouse system.
Finally, some troubleshooting techniques will be addressed.
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Målgruppe
This advanced course is intended for system administrators, DBAs, and implementers who are responsible for implementing IBM Tivoli System Automation for Multiplatforms base component within a Balanced Warehouse system. This may include:
- IBM Lab Services personnel, implementing an IBM Balanced Warehouse solution
- Customers maintaining an IBM Balanced Warehouse implementation
Forkunnskaper
You should have:
- Experience using relational database elements
- Experience using SQL statements
- DBA duties, such as backing up and restoring a database
- Prior experience administering a Balanced Warehouse system as a DBA or System Administrator
- Experience with UNIX/Linux and Microsoft Windows systems
Mål
- Describe the major functions and features of IBM Tivoli System Automation for Multiplatforms (SAMP or TSA)
- Install TSA base component
- Define resources and automation policy
- Describe the TSA operations console
- Describe the major components of a Data Warehouse system, with respect to TSA
- Explain the use of TSA for high availability in these systems
- Describe the major components in a Balanced Warehouse system
- Configure the TSA parts for use in a Balanced Warehouse system
- Monitor the system failover capabilities
- Handle system failover scenarios in the D5100 Balanced Warehouse solution
Nøkkelemner
IBM Tivoli SAMP (TSA) overview
- Identify how TSA serves as a tool for managing and automating your applications in a multi-platform environment
- Identify the major components and functions of TSA
- Identify the role of TSA in IBM system automation software
Planning for TSA installation
- Prepare for installation
- Describe the supported platforms
- Describe the installation requirements
- Install TSA base component
TSA Resources
- Explain commonly used terms
- Create a Resource, resource class and resource attribute
- Explain the difference between persistent and dynamic attributes
- Specify the states of a resource and explain their meaning
- Use commands to create, remove, change and list resources
TSA Automation Policy
- Describe automation policy
- Specify the elements of an automation policy
- Define, list, remove and change resource groups
- Define, list, remove and change equivalencies
- Define, list, remove and change relationships between resources and resource groups
- Explain how TSA protects resources using quorum and tie breakers
- Define and use tie breaker resources
- Find and download predefined automation policies from the Web
TSA Administration and Operation
- Start and stop resources and resource groups
- List and cancel start and stop requests
- Move resource groups to other nodes
- Describe the process of binding resources to nodes
- Use samdiag to resolve automation problems
TSA Operations Console
- Install the operations console
- Configure the operations console adapter for direct access mode
- Automate, start and stop the console adapter
- Start and stop the operations console
- Use the operations console to monitor cluster resources
- Use the operations console to stop and start resources
The D5100 Balanced Warehouse system and TSA
- Describe the major components in the D5100 Balanced Warehouse system
- Identify the parts of TSA used in the D5100 Balanced Warehouse system
Using TSA in the Balanced Warehouse
- Explain the D5100 HA-BCU design
- Configure TSA as used in the D5100 Balanced Warehouse system with the db2haicu tool
- Monitor TSA usage
- Handle system failover scenarios in the D5100 Balanced Warehouse solution
Troubleshooting TSA and the Balanced Warehouse
- Explain how automation works
- Determine problems by a top-down, high-level approach
- Use the samdiag utility
- Review some error handling scenarios
- Gather information about the error condition
Maskinkrav
HW/SW CONFIGURATION
The minimum hardware and software required to launch the course are:
- Reliable HIGH-SPEED INTERNET connection (min 200 Kbps up and down)
- Windows 2000 or XP or Vista
- Computer with sound card
- Headset or computer speakers
- Internet Explorer 5.01 or later, or Firefox 1.0 or later
Network Speed Test
http://clpext.moppssc.com/index.php?option=com_wrapper&view=wrapper&Itemid=8
User: clp
Pass: ibmeduc
For example, a speed test against the server with a slow connection of 140 Kbps download and 28 Kbps upload took 14 minutes to load a 30min recording before the video began. Extrapolate from this result to estimate approximately how fast your network internet access would be.
High-speed broadband internet access is the recommended configuration for this course.
Keyboard Configuration
If you use a different character keyboard, you may experience errors when entering passwords. If possible, change your language/country settings for your keyboard to USA, which allows you to enter characters as in a QWERTY keyboard.