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Introduction to Parallel Sysplex

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OS/390 Introduction to Parallel Sysplex

This course introduces the OS/390 Parallel Sysplex environment and covers the evolution of OS/390, the software and hardware requirements that support Parallel Sysplex, workload balancing, and automation. In addition, it discusses the advantages that Parallel Sysplex provides to different environments.

Introduction to Parallel Sysplex training covers such topics as:

Introduction to OS/390 Parallel Sysplex
Parallel Processing and Data Sharing
Workload Management
Parallel Sysplex and the OS/390 Environment

This course is designed for professionals responsible for planning and implementing a Parallel Sysplex environment, system programmers, managers, and network administrators

OS/390 Introduction to Parallel Sysplex
Description
This course introduces the OS/390 Parallel Sysplex environment. It discusses the evolution of OS/390, the software and hardware requirements that support Parallel Sysplex, workload balancing, and automation. In addition, it discusses the advantages that Parallel Sysplex provides to different environments. This course is written to OS/390 version 2.x.
Audience
This course is designed for professionals responsible for planning and implementing a Parallel Sysplex environment, system programmers, managers, and network administrators.
Prerequisites
This course assumes the student is familiar with MVS/ESA or OS/390.
Course Duration
» 5 hours
Topics Include
Unit 1- Introduction to OS/390 Parallel Sysplex
» Parallel Sysplex Introduction
» Parallel Sysplex Components
» Other Parallel Sysplex Elements
» Evolution of Parallel Sysplex
» Benefits of Parallel Sysplex Unit 2- Parallel Processing and Data Sharing
» What is Parallel Processing?
» Introduction to Data Sharing
» Data Sharing in a Parallel Sysplex Unit 3- Workload Management
» Introduction to the WLM
» Workload Management with WLM
» WLM Subsystems and Components
» WLM in a Parallel Sysplex Unit 4- Parallel Sysplex and the OS/390 Environment
» Transaction Managers
» Data Management Systems
» Security
» Automation Software