• Getting started with WebSphere eXtreme Scale
  • Planning application deployment
    • Deployment configurations for eXtreme Scale
    • Hardware and software requirements
      • Java Platform, Enterprise Edition considerations
    • Tuning performance
      • Planning for network ports
      • Operating systems and network tuning
      • ORB properties and file descriptor settings
      • JVM tuning for WebSphere eXtreme Scale
      • Configuring failover detection
    • High-availability catalog service
    • Operational checklist
  • Capacity planning
    • Grids, partitions, and shards
    • Sizing memory and partition count calculation
    • Sizing CPU per partition for transactions
    • Sizing CPUs for parallel transactions
  • Installing and deploying WebSphere eXtreme Scale
    • Migrating to WebSphere eXtreme Scale Version 7.0
    • Installing stand-alone WebSphere eXtreme Scale
      • Using the Object Request Broker with WebSphere eXtreme Scale processes
    • Integrating WebSphere eXtreme Scale with WebSphere Application Server
      • Using the Installation Factory plug-in to create and install customized packages
        • Build definition file
        • Creating a build definition file and generating a CIP
          • Installing a CIP
          • Installing a CIP to apply maintenance to an existing product installation
          • Uninstalling CIP updates from an existing product installation
        • Creating a build definition file and generating an IIP
          • Installing an IIP
          • Modifying an existing build definition file for an IIP
        • Silently installing a CIP or an IIP
      • Creating and augmenting profiles for WebSphere eXtreme Scale
        • Using the graphical user interface to create profiles
        • Using the graphical user interface to augment profiles
        • manageprofiles command
        • Non-root profiles
    • Installing WebSphere eXtreme Scale silently
      • Installation parameters
    • Using the Update Installer to install maintenance packages
    • Configuring a custom Object Request Broker
    • Uninstalling WebSphere eXtreme Scale
  • Customizing WebSphere eXtreme Scale for z/OS
    • Installing the WebSphere Customization Tools
    • Generating customization definitions
    • Uploading and running customized jobs
  • Configuring WebSphere eXtreme Scale
    • Configuring a local in-memory ObjectGrid
      • ObjectGrid interface
      • BackingMap interface
    • Map entry locking
      • Configuring a locking strategy
    • Configuring a distributed eXtreme Scale grid
    • Configuring an eXtreme Scale client
      • Enabling the client invalidation mechanism
      • Configuring the request retry timeout
    • Troubleshooting XML configuration
    • Loaders
      • Loader configuration
      • Write-behind caching support
        • Configuring write-behind support
        • Handling failed write-behind updates
          • Write-behind dumper class sample code
      • Configuring JPA loaders
      • Configuring a JPA time-based data updater
    • JPA cache plug-in
      • JPA cache plug-in configuration
        • Hibernate cache plug-in configuration
        • OpenJPA cache plug-in configuration
    • Configuring evictors
      • Enabling the TTL evictor
      • Plug in a pluggable evictor
    • Configuring the HashIndex
    • Configuring peer-to-peer replication with JMS
      • Distributing changes between peer Java virtual machines
      • JMS event listener
    • Configuring with XML files
      • Deployment policy descriptor XML file
        • deploymentPolicy.xsd file
      • ObjectGrid descriptor XML file
        • objectGrid.xsd file
      • Entity metadata descriptor XML file
        • emd.xsd file
      • Security descriptor XML file
        • objectGridSecurity.xsd file
    • Properties file reference
      • Server properties file
      • Client properties file
      • ORB properties file
    • Integrating with Spring framework
      • Spring extension beans and namespace support
      • Spring descriptor XML file
        • Spring objectgrid.xsd file
    • Using WebSphere Real Time
      • WebSphere Real Time in a stand-alone environment
      • WebSphere Real Time in WebSphere Application Server
  • Administering the environment
    • Setting the availability of an ObjectGrid
    • Starting stand-alone WebSphere eXtreme Scale servers
      • Starting the catalog service in a stand-alone environment
      • Starting container processes
      • startOgServer script
      • Embedded server API
        • Using the embedded server API
      • Configuring ports in stand-alone mode
    • Stopping stand-alone eXtreme Scale servers
      • stopOgServer script
    • Administering WebSphere eXtreme Scale with WebSphere Application Server
      • Starting the catalog service process in a WebSphere Application Server environment
      • Starting eXtreme Scale containers automatically in WebSphere Application Server applications
      • Configuring ports in a WebSphere Application Server environment
    • HTTP session management
    • Configuring the WebSphere eXtreme Scale session manager to work with WebSphere Application Server
      • Servlet context initialization parameters
      • Using WebSphere eXtreme Scale for SIP session management
    • Configuring the HTTP session manager to work with WebSphere Application Server Community Edition
      • Using WebSphere eXtreme Scale for replication of session state in WebSphere Application Server Community Edition
  • Monitoring your deployment environment
    • Statistics overview
    • Monitoring with the statistics API
      • Statistics modules
    • Monitoring performance with WebSphere Application Server PMI
      • Enabling PMI
      • Retrieving PMI statistics
      • PMI modules
      • Using the wsadmin utility
    • Using Managed Beans (MBeans) to administer your environment
      • Managed MBean usage overview
    • Using the xsAdmin sample utility
    • Vendor tools
      • IBM agent for Tivoli Monitoring
      • CA Wily Introscope
      • Monitoring eXtreme Scale with Hyperic HQ
    • Logs and trace
      • Trace options
  • Securing the deployment environment
    • Grid security
    • Enabling local security
    • Application client authentication
    • Application client authorization
    • Transport layer security and secure sockets layer
    • Grid authentication
    • Java Management Extensions (JMX) security
    • Security descriptor XML file
    • Security integration with WebSphere Application Server
    • Starting and stopping secure eXtreme Scale servers
  • Troubleshooting
    • Logs and trace
      • Trace options
    • Messages
    • Release notes
  • Glossary
  • Site map