IBM Workload Manager - Controlling System Performance
IBM Workload Manager (WLM) dynamically manages and prioritizes workloads on IBM mainframes to meet predefined performance goals.It monitors system resources and adjusts CPU, memory, and I/O allocations to optimize application performance.WLM ensures critical workloads receive necessary resources, improving overall system efficiency and responsiveness.
Key Features of IBM Workload Manager - Controlling System Performance
- Dynamically prioritizes workloads based on business policies and goals.
- Monitors CPU, memory, and I/O resource usage in real time.
- Automatically adjusts resource allocation to meet service level objectives (SLOs).
- Supports complex workload balancing across multiple systems and subsystems.
- Enables performance tuning without manual intervention.
- Provides detailed reporting and analytics for workload performance.
- Improves system efficiency and responsiveness by optimizing resource usage.
Understanding of IBM mainframe architecture and z/OS operating system basics.Knowledge of workload management concepts and system resource types (CPU, memory, I/O).Familiarity with performance monitoring tools and basic system administration skills.
Skills Needed Before learning IBM Workload Manager - Controlling System Performance
- Understanding of IBM mainframe architecture and z/OS operating system basics.
- Knowledge of workload management concepts and system resource types (CPU, memory, I/O).
- Familiarity with performance monitoring tools and basic system administration skills.
- IBM Workload Manager (WLM)
- Workload classification and service policies
- Resource management: CPU, memory, and I/O
- Performance goals and service level objectives (SLOs)
- Dynamic resource allocation and workload balancing
- Monitoring and tuning system performance
- Using WLM reports and analytics
- Integration with z/OS and other mainframe components
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