Product overview
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What is new in this release
z/OS considerations
Dynamic operations
Overview of dynamic operations
Overview of request flow prioritization
Virtualization and WebSphere Extended Deployment
Components of dynamic operations
Operational policies
Dynamic workload management
Dynamic operations environment
Extended manageability
Partitioning facility
ObjectGrid
Getting started with business grid
The long-running execution environment
Long-running applications, jobs, and job definitions
Learn more about WebSphere Extended Deployment
Migrating product configurations
XDUpgrade command
Using the Migration wizard
Migrating the ARFM manual settings file
Where migration tasks are performed
Installing and configuring the product
Planning the installation
Installation prerequisites
Topology design
Preparing WebSphere Application Server Network Deployment to install the product
Installing the product
Installing silently
Installation parameters
Updating the product environment with maintenance packages
Customizing WebSphere Extended Deployment for z/OS V6.0.1
Customizing the deployment manager in WebSphere Extended Deployment for z/OS
Customizing application servers in the z/OS WebSphere Extended Deployment environment
Sample generated instructions: Customizing WebSphere Extended Deployment
Customization Dialog worksheet: WebSphere Extended Deployment for z/OS
Installing a remote monitor and a stand-alone ObjectGrid from WebSphere Extended Deployment in a mixed environment
Installing a remote monitor and a stand-alone ObjectGrid from WebSphere Extended Deployment silently in a mixed environment
Uninstalling the product
First steps console
Using the graphical user interface to create profiles
Profiles for WebSphere Extended Deployment
Using the graphical user interface to augment profiles
Augmenting and unaugmenting an application server profile with WebSphere Extended Deployment templates
Creating and installing customized packages
Creating a build definition file and generating a CIP
Build definition file
Installing a CIP
Silently installing a CIP
Installing a CIP to apply maintenance to an existing product installation
Uninstalling CIP updates from an existing product installation
Preparing your environment to support autonomic management
Preparing the hosting environment for dynamic operations
Creating or editing a node group
Managing nodes
Setting maintenance mode on a node
Creating and configuring ODRs
Configuring ODRs
Creating ODRs
Defining routing policies for generic server clusters
Defining service policies for generic server clusters
Configuring communication between core groups that are in the same cell
Configuring WebSphere Extended Deployment for cross-cell communication
Configuring an on demand router to dynamically update the Web server plug-in configuration
Controlling the generation of the plugin-cfg.xml file
Configuring HTTP session affinity in the on demand router
Configuring the on demand router for multi-cluster failover and load balancing routing
Creating dynamic clusters
Dynamic clusters
Static clusters versus dynamic clusters
Configuring application lazy start
Application lazy start
The lazy start controller
Configuring vertical stacking
Determining the stacking number for a dynamic cluster
Configuring a dynamic cluster with homogeneous nodes to support vertical stacking
Configuring a dynamic cluster with heterogeneous nodes to support vertical stacking
HTTP session rebalancing
Deploying applications with defined service levels
Deploying enterprise applications
Overview of work classes
Work class types
Defining a service policy
Routing and service policies
Rule-based request classification
Configuring health management
Health management
Health management and long-running work
Creating health policies
Monitoring and tuning health management
Routing requests to nodes that are not running WebSphere Extended Deployment
Routing requests to external nodes with generic server clusters
Enabling external monitoring with the remote agent
Multiple tiers of processing
WebSphere Extended Deployment topology terminology
Configuring speed factors in multiple tier configurations
Overriding work factor estimates
Configuring node computing power
Configuring a high availability deployment manager environment
The high availability deployment manager
xd_hadmgrAdd command
xd_hadmgrRemove command
Configuring a checkpoint
The repository checkpoint and restore function
Restoring a checkpoint
Using WebSphere Extended Deployment with WebSphere Process Server Version 6.0.1.1
Configuring WebSphere Extended Deployment to autonomically manage WebSphere Enterprise Service Bus Version 6.0.1
Using WebSphere Extended Deployment with WebSphere Commerce Server Version 5.6.1.1
WebSphere Extended Deployment and WebSphere Commerce sample topology
Installing WebSphere Extended Deployment with WebSphere Commerce Server
Configuring WebSphere Extended Deployment with WebSphere Commerce Server
Publishing a WebSphere Commerce store
Configuring the WebSphere Commerce nodes to be managed by dynamic operations
Configuring database sources
Adding WebSphere Commerce Server nodes
Creating the default work class
Configuring WebSphere Extended Deployment features for WebSphere Commerce Server enhancements
Using WebSphere Extended Deployment 6.0.1 with WebSphere Portal for Multiplatforms 5.1.0.4
Sample topology for using WebSphere Extended Deployment with WebSphere Portal
Installing WebSphere Extended Deployment with WebSphere Portal for Multiplatforms
Configuring WebSphere Extended Deployment to enhance WebSphere Portal for Multiplatforms
Configuring the autonomic managers
Configuring the autonomic request flow manager
Configuring emergency throttle
Request prioritization problems
Configuring dynamic application placement
Overview of application placement
Configuring application placement for cells that share the same nodes
Dynamic application placement
Troubleshoot application placement
Monitoring and tuning the application placement controller
Overview of IIOP and JMS request flow prioritization
Overview of JMS support in WebSphere Extended Deployment
Optimizing the database tier for performance monitoring
Configuring the database tier
Monitoring the database tier
Configuring the health controller
Enabling and disabling health management
Modifying the JVM heap size
Troubleshooting health management
Tuning the WebSphere Extended Deployment cell
Enabling the on demand router to work with IBM Enterprise Workload Manager
WebSphere Extended Deployment and IBM Enterprise Workload Manager
Deploying and managing application editions without loss of service
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Application edition manager
Application edition manager concepts
Application edition manager states
Application edition manager operational environment
Edition compatibility
Application edition management tutorial
Activating an edition
Installing an edition
Performing a rollout on an edition
Performing a rollback on an edition
Activating concurrent editions
Creating routing policies for application editions
Validating an edition
Troubleshooting application edition manager
Application edition manager frequently asked questions
Deleting an installed edition
Algorithm for performing a rollout
Monitoring operations
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Extended manageability overview
Using the service policy perspective
Using the application perspective
Using the node group perspective
Visualizing the system
Configuring the runtime topology
Configuring the visualization data service
Dynamic charting
Popup charting
Smart stop
The runtime map environment
Using the runtime map
Search facility
Task management
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Managing runtime tasks
Defining e-mail notification
Troubleshooting extended administration
Supporting high volumes of transaction activity with the partitioning facility (WPF)
Partitions
Partition life cycle
Partition creation
IIOP routing to a partition
A partitioned stateless session bean
Partitioned J2EE application
A partitioned HTTP application
Samples overview
Partitioning facility examples
The partitioning facility
Partitioning objective and benefits
J2EE partitioning capabilities
EJB workload partitioning
Typical J2EE enterprise bean clustered workload processing
Partitioning facility EJB workload management
Capabilities of an EJB workload enabled by the partitioning facility
HTTP partitioning
The role of the ODR
Extracting partition names from HTTP requests
Database partitioning
z/OS platform considerations
z/OS restrictions in WPF
WPF programming pattern in z/OS
Partitioning facility programming
Partitioned EJB overview
Partitioned stateless session bean
Partition routable session bean
Interface for a partitioned stateless session bean
Partitioning facility requirements
Partitioning facility restrictions
Partition alias
Compatibility with WebSphere Extended Deployment Version 5.1
Partition grouping overview
Partition alias programming
Partition alias runtime
Usage scenario for a partition alias
Partition grouping programming
Developing partitioning facility applications with WSAD Version 5.1
Using WSAD 5.1 with a new partitioned application
Creating a partition stateless session bean
Adding sample partitions
Update the getPartitions method
Update the isPartitionAlive method
Importing the WPFKeyBasedPartitionSample sample application
Partitioning facility framework programming model
PartitionDefinition
PartitionScope
PartitionManager
PartitionHandlerLocal
Threading issues for the PSSB callback methods
Writing an application client
Modifying the enterprise bean stubs
Data partitioning patterns
Variable partition set
Fixed partition set
Singleton pattern
Hash based partitioning
Slave multiple reader and Master single writer pattern
Partition specific CMP data
Option A CMPs
Efficiently removing an option A CMP instance
CMP datasource overview
Proxy DataSource programming model
API
Developing applications using proxy datasource support in WSAD
Create ProxyDSAccountSample project
Create entity EJBs Account and AccountOwner
Create PRSB AccountTransaction
Create PSSB AccountPartitionBean
Set the classpath
Set the connection factory for the CMP EJBs
Configure the resource references for the session bean
Configure Proxy DataSource in WebSphere Extended Deployment
Configure your database
Create J2EE Connector architecture authentication alias
Create DB2 data sources
Create proxy datasource
Install D_ProxyDSAccountSample.ear application
Run the application client
Partitioning facility PMI client programming
HTTP partitions
Structure of an HTTP partitioning facility application
Specifying HTTP partitions in partitions.xml
A generic HttpPartitionBean packaging
Colocating the generic PSSB and servlets
The HttpPartitionFilter packaging
Loading servlets at startup
HTTP programming interfaces
The HttpPartitionManager
The HttpPartitionExpression
The notification interface
Other servlet API HttpPartitionManager methods
An example
The EJB API and extending the HttpPartitionBean
EJB-specific HttpPartitionManager methods
HttpPartitionBean details
Mixing programming interfaces and partitions.xml
Managing the partitioning facility environment
HA manager and partitioning facility
HA manager overview
HA managed policy applied to partitioning
Partitions in HA manager implementation
Policy Administration
Relation of a partition to an HA group
Partition scope
Too many policies
Too many partitions
Defining more than one coordinator
Partition activation reaction times
Memory usage
General cluster and WPF management considerations
Scalability considerations
Conservative partition design
Physical machines CPU and paging utilization
Application thread pools
Control node and application server in the cluster
Schedule the operating system to use shorter times
Mixing application types
SMP machines preferred in partitioned implementations
On demand LPAR resource advantages
Busy partitions
Move busy partitions to a less busy server
Move the less critical partitions to another server
LPAR expansion
Management script wpfadmin and usage
Management parameters
Retrieving statistics on partitioned applications
listActive
listActiveWithGroups
countActivePartitionsOnServers
countActiveGroupsOnServers
list
listGroups
coreGroupStatus
move
balance
disablePartition
enablePartition
addServerToCoreGroup
removeServerFromCoreGroup
enableWPFPMI
subscribeWPFPMI
setPartitionCount
setStatisticsRange
setEJBName
setStatisticsType
setStatisticsInterval
getTransactionCount
getResponseTime
getFailedTransactionCount
setTraceSpec
unsubscribeWPFPMI
disableWPFPMI
createPolicy
createMultiplePolicies
updatePolicy
deletePolicy
updateJMXTimeout
updateCoreGroupCoordinators
updateHamConfig
listPolicies
queryPolicy
resolvePolicyForGroup
Performance monitoring
Partitioning facility PMI enablement
Enabling partitioning facility PMI from the wpfadmin command
Partitioning facility PMI path
Partitioning facility PMI data aggregation
Partitioning facility PMI statistics subscription
Subscribe to partitioning facility PMI statistics using the wpfadmin command
The partitioning facility PMI statistics retrieval
Partitioning facility PMI statistics parameters
Application name and session EJB
Statistics type
Statistics range
Partition count
Statistics aggregation interval
WPF PMI aggregator policy
Scalability related configuration
Proxy datasource management
Problem resolutions
Client invocation problems
Proxy datasource problems
Workload routing problems
An example of the partitioning facility
Configuration quick start
Starting the deployment manager
Adding nodes to the deployment manager
Cluster configuration
Installing the sample application
Starting the cluster
Running operations for the partitioning facility
Verification process
Launching a client application
Troubleshooting launchclient
Balancing the partitions
Launching a client application
Adding a partition dynamically
Monitoring transaction performance statistics
Enabling performance monitoring
Monitor partitions through the deployment manager
Managing policies example overview
Example summary
Developing business grid applications
WebSphere Extended Deployment business grid overview and Getting Started
Integration of transactional and long-running work
The business grid tutorial
Developing a simple batch application
Developing long-running applications
The compute-intensive programming model
The business grid programming models
The batch programming model
Batch job steps
Batch controller bean
Batch data streams
Checkpoint algorithms
Results algorithm
Configuring the long-running scheduler
Creating the long-running scheduler database
Creating a node group and dynamic cluster to host the long-running scheduler
Installing the long-running scheduler application
Running jobs under user credentials
Verifying the long-running scheduler installation
Long-running applications
Getting the long-running scheduler WSDL file
Example of a long-running scheduler Web services client
Deploying long-running applications
Creating the execution environment database
Creating a node group for the execution environment
Creating a dynamic cluster for the execution environment
Installing the execution environment to a dynamic cluster
Installing the long-running application
LREE and PostingSample post-installation steps for z/OS
Securing the long-running scheduler
Roles and privileges for securing the long-running scheduler
Managing long-running jobs and their environment
The command line interface
Troubleshooting business grid
Reference
Release notes
Scripts
checkHmmLocation.jacl
checkPlacementLocation.jacl script
createDynamicCluster.jacl script
createodr.jacl script
deleteDynamicCluster.jacl script
deleteodr.jacl script
dumpOdrState.jacl script
HmmControllerProcs.jacl
healthpolicy.py script
NodeGroupProcs.jacl
PlacementControllerProcs.jacl script
servicepolicy.py script
workclassoperations.py script
xd_APCconfig.jacl script
Health controller commands with the AdminConfig object
setupLongRunning.py
DataReaderWrapper class
Application edition management administrative tasks
Long-running scheduler configuration AdminTasks
Sample business grid applications
Web services and EJB interfaces for the long-running scheduler
Using the base scheduler in WebSphere Application Server with the job scheduler
The long-running scheduler Web services interface
xJCL elements
XML schema for a batch job
xJCL sample for a batch job
xJCL sample for a compute-intensive job
The long-running job state table
Compute-intensive job state table
XML schema for a native job
Administrative roles and privileges
Custom properties
Application edition manager custom properties
Application placement custom properties
Autonomic request flow manager custom properties
Autonomic request flow manager advanced custom properties
Dynamic cluster custom properties
Runtime task custom properties
Logs
BusinessGridStatsCache
DeploymentTargetStatsHistoricCache
NodeStatsHistoricCache
ServerStatsCache
TCModuleStatsCache
TCModuleInstanceStatsCache
TierStatsCache
Glossary
Product overview and quick start
Information center tour
Prerequisite software for the information center
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