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Course Description
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This course is developed for systems programmers working on an implementation of a Parallel Sysplex. It covers the details of z/OS and z/OS-related products and subsystems exploiting the Parallel Sysplex components. It is focused on the resource sharing side.
Objectives
- Understand the steps to implement a basic and full Parallel Sysplex
- Implement a basic sysplex
- Implement a multisystem base sysplex
- Implement the connectivity for a Parallel Sysplex
- Implement the features and functions of a Parallel Sysplex
- Implement the coupling facility key exploiters
- Understand the different recovery scenarios
Audience
- This intermediate course should include system and subsystem programmers and personnel responsible for the implementation of the hardware and software for a Parallel Sysplex.
Prerequisites
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Experience in the following areas is recommended:
- Installing and testing z/OS and related products
- HCD coding
- PARMLIB settings
Content
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Day 1
- Welcome
- Unit 1: Sysplex: Overview and definitions Lab 2: Building two stand-alone systems
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Day 2
- Unit 2: Base sysplex definitions and commands
- Unit 3: Hardware Management Console Lab 3: Building a two system base sysplex
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Day 3
- Unit 4: Base sysplex migration to Parallel Sysplex
- Unit 5: Coupling Facility architecture
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Day 4
- Lab 6: Implementation of CF exploiters
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Day 5
- Unit 6: Sysplex operation and recovery
- Lab recovery
- Lab 4: Base to Parallel Sysplex migration dynamically Lab 5: Dynamically add a third CF to sysplex