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z/OS Intelligent Resource Director

An IBM Redbooks publication

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Published on 15 August 2001

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ISBN-10: 0738417904
ISBN-13: 9780738417905
IBM Form #: SG24-5952-00


Authors: Frank Kyne, Michael Ferguson, Tom Russell, Alvaro Salla and Ken Trowell

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    Abstract

    This IBM Redbooks publication describes the new LPAR Clustering technology, available on the IBM eServer zSeries processors, and z/OS. The book is broken into three parts:

    Dynamic CHIPD Management

    I/O Priority Queueing

    CPU Management

    Each part has an introduction to the new function, planning information to help you assess and implement the function, and management information to help you monitor, control, and tune the function in your environment.

    The book is intended for System Programmers, Capacity Planners, and Configuration Specialists and provides all the information you require to ensure a speedy and successful implementation of the functions at your installation.

    Table of Contents

    Chapter 1. Introduction to Intelligent Resource Director (IRD)

    Chapter 2. Introduction to WLM LPAR CPU Management

    Chapter 3. How WLM LPAR CPU Management works

    Chapter 4. Planning for WLM LPAR CPU Management

    Chapter 5. Implementing WLM LPAR CPU Management

    Chapter 6. Operating WLM LPAR CPU Management

    Chapter 7. Performance and tuning for WLM CPU Management

    Chapter 8. Introduction to Dynamic Channel-path Management

    Chapter 9. How Dynamic Channel-path Management works

    Chapter 10. Planning for Dynamic Channel-path Management

    Chapter 11. Implementing Dynamic Channel-path Management

    Chapter 12. Operating Dynamic Channel-path Management

    Chapter 13. Performance and tuning for DCM

    Chapter 14. Channel Subsystem I/O Priority Queueing

    Chapter 15. Planning & implementing CSS I/O Priority Management

     

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