IBM® z/OS® customers often require 24x7 application availability to meet high availability
(HA), disaster recovery (DR), and business continuity needs. IBM HyperSwap® technology
provides an industry-standard solution for automated storage failover, offering multiple
implementation options for IBM System z® and z/OS environments.
IBM Copy Services Manager (CSM) simplifies HyperSwap management, enabling centralized
control of planned and unplanned actions through an intuitive interface. This IBM Redbooks®
publication provides comprehensive best practices for planning, implementing, and managing
z/OS HyperSwap environments using IBM Copy Services Manager.
It covers recommended topologies, configuration steps, and operational considerations to
ensure high availability and disaster recovery readiness. In addition, the book highlights
automation capabilities, performance tuning tips, and integration strategies that help simplify
management and improve resiliency in complex enterprise environments. Updated for IBM
Copy Services Manager Version 6.3 and DS8000 Release 10.1, it includes the latest features
and enhancements to help organizations achieve resilient, high-performing environments.
This book is intended for system programmers, storage administrators, disaster recovery
specialists, and IT architects responsible for designing and managing high-availability and
disaster recovery solutions in IBM z/OS environments.
Part 1. Introduction and planning
Chapter 1. Introduction
Chapter 2. IBM Copy Services Manager and IBM z/OS HyperSwap implementation topologies
Chapter 3. Prerequisites for various implementation topologies
Part 2. Installation and configuration
Chapter 4. CSM Installation on IBM z/OS
Chapter 5. IBM z/OS IP host connection setup
Chapter 6. Implementing z/OS HyperSwap
Part 3. Management and operations
Chapter 7. Managing z/OS HyperSwap with IBM Copy Services Manager
Chapter 8. Additional operational considerations
Appendix A. Checklists
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