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SM02 – Tivoli OMEGAMON XE V4.1 Overview

ITSO System z Software Forum 2006Powering SOA with IBM Software on System z


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The Mainframe is Alive and Well

OMEGAMON XEs Version 4.1.0: What’s Coming

When

The TEP - It’s All About Integration

What’s New in OMEGAMON

Summary

Agenda





The Mainframe is Alive and Well

Copyright © 2006 Software Strategies



Tivoli Well Positioned to Manage the Mainframe

“Ten years into IBM's acquisition of Tivoli, the systems management visionary has been transformed into one of the four largest infrastructure management vendors. IBM Tivoli has, during these years, considerably expanded its portfolio of management applications through acquisitions, and is now in a unique position to complement other IBM software in a portfolio that covers the complete IT life cycle and all IT activities.”

– Forrester SWOT analysis“IBM Tivoli gets credit for grappling with the complexities of event correlation and developing a credible plan to address the full breadth of the problem with a three-tier approach:

– Gartner IT Event Correlation and Automation Magic Quadrant





12/15/06 E-GA z/OS Mgt

Console10/13/06 WWGA• XE for CICS on z/OS• XE for Storage on

z/OS• XE for MF Networks• XE for IMS on z/OS• XE on z/VM Linux• XE for DB2 PM(1)

• XE for DB2 PE(1)

10/03/06 Announce• XE for CICS on z/OS• XE for Storage on

z/OS• XE for MF Networks• XE for IMS on z/OS• XE on z/VM Linux• XE for DB2 PM(1)


What’s Coming When

12/05/06Announce• z/OS Mgt

Console• XE on z/OS

08/15/06 SHAREPreview Announce

• XE for CICS on z/OS

• XE for Storage on z/OS

• XE for MF Networks

• XE for IMS on z/OS• XE on z/VM Linux• XE for DB2 PM(1)


• z/OS Management Console

• XE on z/OS

01/12/07WWGA • z/OS Mgt

Console• XE on

z/OS

DB2 PE and PM products are aligned with the OMEGAMON System z monitoring family but are in the Information Mgt Division. Tivoli Market Management is involved with content identification for these products.

August September October November December Jan 2007



License Compliance Manager for

z/OS v4.1

System Automation for z/OS 3.1

Composite Application

Manager for R.T. Tracking V6.1

NetView on z/OS v5.2

IBM Tivoli Monitoring

v6.1

System Automation for Multiplatforms

v2.2

OMEGAMON XE on z/OS

v4.1.0

Tivoli Enterprise

Console v3.9

Composite Application Manager for

WebSphere V6.1

Composite Application Manager for

SOA V6.1

Workload Scheduler for

z/OS 8.3

Contract Compliance

Manager v3.7

Usage and Accounting

Manager v6.1

OMEGAMON XE for DB2

PE/PM v4.1.0

OMEGAMON XE for

Storage v4.1.0

OMEGAMON XE for MF Networks

v4.1.0

OMEGAMON XE for CICS & IMS v4.1.0

Executive Dashboard

Service Level Reporting

End to End Management from Tivoli System z Portfolio



IBM Software Group


TivoliTivoliEnterpriseEnterprise

PortalPortal

ITMITMCAMCAM

OMEGAMONOMEGAMONXE & DEXE & DE

NetViewNetView(New)(New)

TWSTWS(New)(New)

z/OSz/OSMgmtMgmt

ConsoleConsole

UniversalUniversalAgentAgent

NetCoolNetCool(New)(New)

EverythingEverythingRevolvesRevolves

Around the Around the Sun!Sun!



Mainframe ResourcesDistributed Resources TransactionsBusiness Services

Executive Dashboard

Service Level Reporting

Launch in Context

A single portal to monitor the overall health of the infrastructure

A Complete View IT Infrastructure Performance

Tivoli Enterprise PortalEverything at your Fingertips





Complete View Of Application Performance A Dynamic Role-based Policy Workspace for Integrating IT Operations Silos

Tivoli Enterprise Portal (TEP)

Embedded Portal forTivoli OMEGAMON for System zTivoli Monitoring Version 6IBM OMEGAMON z/OS Management Console Tivoli Composite Application Manager Family

Integrating ProductsTivoli Enterprise Console NetView for z/OSSystem AutomationTivoli Workload SchedulerTivoli Monitoring Version 5Tivoli Service Level Advisor Tivoli Business Systems Manager Netcool OMNIbus Active Event List



Platforms Databases Applications BusinessIntegration

Web Infrastructure

Messaging &Collaboration

Unix

IBM Tivoli monitoring spans the breadth of your IT environment and provides fast time to value because it’s so easy to deploy!

UniversalAgent

Windows

Cluster(s)

Linux

z/OS

VMWare

OS/400

DB2(Z & Distributed)

Oracle

SQL

Sybase

Informix

z/VM

SAP

.NET (full suite of MS apps)

Citrix

Siebel

Tuxedo

Web Services

CICS

SOA

IMS

WebSphereMQ

WebSphereMQ

Integrator

WebSphere(Z & Distributed)

IIS

iPlanet

Apache

WebLogic

LotusDomino

Exchange

Agent-lessAdapterURL, SNMP, File,Socket, UDB….AgentQuick attach API

95+ CustomPackagesavailable formodification

Netcool

Integrated End to End Support for Heterogeneous EnvironmentsAvailable with IBM Tivoli Monitoring 6.1, OMEGAMON & Composite Application Manager





Complete View Of Application Performance A Dynamic Role-based Policy Workspace for Integrating IT Operations Silos

Tivoli Enterprise Portal (TEP)

Embedded Portal forTivoli OMEGAMON for System zTivoli Monitoring Version 6IBM OMEGAMON z/OS Management Console Tivoli Composite Application Manager Family

Integrating ProductsTivoli Enterprise Console NetView for z/OSSystem AutomationTivoli Workload SchedulerTivoli Monitoring Version 5Tivoli Service Level Advisor Tivoli Business Systems Manager Netcool OMNIbus Active Event List



New Interoperability/Integration Via TEP

NetView z/OS V5.2: Interoperability (Dynamic Workspace Linking) with

– OMEGAMON XE for Mainframe Networks

– and OMEGAMON XEs for CICS, DB2 PE/PM, z/OS Tivoli Workload Scheduler Tivoli System Automation





NetView TCP/IP Connection Data Workspace

NetView TCP/IP connection data workspace

Link to navigate to the OMEGAMON for Mainframe Networks Connection workspace to view the most recent collected performance data for the connection.



TWS on TEP: Details for a Job Description

Graph showing duration times for each job that

has executed

Thresholds on Status states





Classic View of INGLIST

“We are telling customers to use INGLIST as the primary command interface since the user can launch any other command related to a resource from this command.” – Walter Schueppen, SA Chief Architect

TSA on TEP: INGLIST -- Before



TSA on TEP: INGLIST -- After





Customer Sat + Simplification + Integration + Serviceability =



OMEGAMON: Key 4.1.0 Deliverables

Customer Satisfaction– Globalization – Currency Exploitation of new OS and middleware releases– Customer Enhancements– Tactical enhancements to 3270 interfaces

Portfolio Simplification– Candle Management Workstation and OMEGAMON II continued movement to XE– Merging of functionality in product suites where it makes sense

Integration– Dynamic Workspace Linking– Launch in Context

– TSLA, TBSM, and more– Tivoli Data Warehouse – pruning and aggregation

Serviceability– Problem Determination Guides– IBM Support Assistant plug-ins– Agent Versioning support– ICAT enhancements





Customer SatisfactionAdded Globalization to Group 1 languages

– French, German, Italian, Spanish, Portuguese, Chinese (simple & traditional), Japanese, Korean

– KEVIN: Need screen shots of TEP showing languages – at least one Asian

Currency and Exploitation– Day One z/OS Version 1.8 Support/Exploitation Planned– Added zIIP monitoring by OMEGAMON XE on z/OS & XE on

DB2 PE/PM on z/OS– Day 1 support via service for OMEGAMON XE z/OS and DB2

PE/PM V3.1.0 via PTF and enhanced support in 4.1.0– zIIP address spaces, service classes, LPAR data, DDF server

thread data, workloads eligible for zIIP that are running on standard CPUs

– CICS Transaction Server 3.Tactical Enhancements to 3270 interfaces

– Application Trace Facility for OMEGAMON XE for CICS now in “Classic”



Portfolio SimplificationCandle Management Workstation and OMEGAMON II continued movement to XE. Examples:

– CICS SLA support now in XE

– Mainframe Networks: Added SNA and VTAM metrics

– z/OS: Address Space I/O RatesMerging of functionality in product suites where it makes sense:

OMEGAMON XE for z/OSOMEGAMON XE

USS

OMEGAMON XE for z/VM and z/Linux

OMEGAMON for VM

OMEGAMON for zLinux*

* Still available standalone





IntegrationDynamic Workspace Linking

– THIS IS A BIG ONE – see following slidesLaunch in Context

– TSLA, TBSM, and moreTivoli Data Warehouse – pruning and aggregation

– Automatic deletion of data and consolidated reporting by groups, dates, etc.

– Better long-term historical– Reduces storage requirements

CCMDB TEP Discovery Library Adapter



Dynamic Workspace Linking Functionality

OMEGAMON XEfor z/OS 4.1.0

OMEGAMON XEfor Storage 4.1.0

OMEGAMON XEfor IMS on z/OS 4.1.0

OMEGAMON XEfor CICS on z/OS 4.1.0

OMEGAMON XE for DB2 PE/PM z/OS 4.1.0

OMEGAMON XE forMainframe Networks 4.1.0

Problem: How do I quickly find a potential problemthat requires multiple monitoring products?

Scenario: Dynamically link in context from CICS transaction to the associated DB2 thread

Solution: Dynamic Workspace LinkingProduct provided links & user customized

OMEGAMON z/OS Management Console 4.1.0





Dynamic Workspace Linking



Dynamic Workspace Linking

Value goes beyond links between OMEGAMON XEsCan link ANY workspace to ANY workspace– OMEGAMON XE to ITM

– ITM to CAM

– XE to TWS or SA

– XE for z/OS to NetView z/OS

Product-provided Links will be expanded over timeLeverages overall value of TEP





Serviceability

IBM Support Assistant– Plug-ins to improve product support

Problem Determination Guides– Help customers diagnose and solve operational problems Agent Versioning added– Multi-product version support enable incremental deployment of

OMEGAMON 4.1.0 products

– Customers can run 3.1.0 and 4.1.0 versions on different boxes/LPARs

– Makes migraiton to full ITM 6..1 underlying infrastructure easierIBM Customization Assist Tool (ICAT) enhanced to simplify SMP/E and Run Time Environment (RTE) installation and deployment



OMEGAMON XE on z/OS v4.1.0 -- Highlights at a GlanceAnnounce: December 5, 2006 GA: January 12, 2007

Customer Satisfaction– zAAP and zIIP processor usage and reporting

– Back fit to v310 as well– I/O rate by address space from CUA

– Real Storage information from CUA

– Tape drive situation support

– z/OS Exploitation– CF structure duplexing reporting– Plex wide zAAP support

Portfolio Simplification– Merging of OM XE for USS into OM XE on z/OS

Planned

OMEGAMON XE for z/OSOMEGAMON XE

USS





OMEGAMON XE on z/OS v4.1.0 -- Highlights at a GlanceAnnounce: December 5, 2006 GA: January 12, 2007

Integration– Enclave DB2 and z/OS transplex,

– Dynamic Workspace Linking to OMEGAMON XEs, NetView on z/OS. Examples:– NetView DVIPA Distributor Targets by port Workspace to z/OS System CPU

Utilization– Mainframe Networks TN3270 Server Sessions to z/OS System CPU

Utilization– DB2 Enclave Thread Summary to z/OS Enclave Information

– z/OS Management Console (zMC)

– Basic RMF III launch, optional RMF collection for CF data– Better integration with RMF data– Higher frequency collection

Planned



zAAP / zIIP ReportingSame changes to: Address Spaces Workspace for Service Class

Address Spaces Workspace for Service Class Period





Integration of UNIX System Services into OM z/OS

Provides links to seven z/OS UNIX Systems Services workspaces



OMEGAMON XE for CICS V4.1.0 -- Highlights at a GlanceAnnounce: October 3, 2006 GA: October 13, 2006

Customer Satisfaction– CICS TS 3.1 Exploitation

– Over 20 new reports– URIMAP summary, global counts and details for CICS web clients– Web Service analysis reports for Web Service Details, Virtual Host Detail, Pipeline

Detail, Document Template Detail– Business Transaction Services (BTS) support for long running processes, type,

name, container, activity– Recovery Manager UOW reporting for application performance tuning– Enqueue pool details for recovery– Enterprise Java analysis reporting and Enterprise Java analysis report, Request

model– Many new workspaces and workspaces with data from CUA

– Many redesigned workspaces

– Data moved from CUA/Classic to XE– CICS Service Level Analysis– Application Trace Facility

Planned





OMEGAMON XE for CICS V4.1.0 -- Highlights at a GlanceAnnounce: October 3, 2006 GA: October 13, 2006

Integration– Dynamic Workspace Linking

– CICS Transaction -> DB2 Thread, CICS Transaction Analysis data, – DB2 Thread Exception Detail report, Shared Temporary Storage queue data -> CF

Structures Data for Sysplex workspace, Log Stream Analysis data -> Coupling Facility Structures Data for Sysplex workspace

– Integration with CICS Performance Analyzer

Planned



Enterprise Java Analysis





Web services analysis – Web service details



OMEGAMON XE for IMS v4.1.0 -- Highlights at a GlanceAnnounce: October 3, 2006 GA: October 13, 2006

Customer Satisfaction– New Reporting

– TRF reporting capability has increased precision expanding transactions to the millisecond

– HALDB – high availability database – DBCTL Detail Thread Report – Dynamic Workspace Links– IMS Connect Phase II

Summary of trnasaction performance for every processed transactionAuto-discovery of IMS Connect tasks

– Data from CUA/Classic to XE– region occupancy %s has been added to Dependent Region statistics

Integration– Dynamic Workspace Linking

Planned





HALDB Support



OMEGAMON XE for DB2 PM/PE v4.1.0 -- HighlightsAnnounce: October 3, 2006 GA: October 13, 2006

Customer Satisfaction– Support for zIIP processor usage that is being introduced on the System z9

platform from a DB2 perspective Top ten volume reports

– DB2 version 9 day one support

– Enhanced Thread Overview: Show additional LOCK information and Changed Pages in all Group Buffer Pools.

– Migration from ROBOHELP to Eclipse for added diagnostic help capabilities.Integration– DWL for enclave OMEGAMON XE on z/OS, OMEGAMON XE for CICS on z/OS

and OMEGAMON XE for IMS on z/OS.

Planned





DB2 Thread Enclave workspace has a link to z/OS Enclave Information



OMEGAMON XE for MF Networks v4.1.0 -- HighlightsAnnounce: October 3, 2006 GA: October 13, 2006

Customer Satisfaction– New performance reports for VTAM buffer pool and address space workspaces and

SNA information– Exploitation: TN3270 server session workspaces providing performance and availability

metrics for systems running z/OS version 1.8. – Enhanced FTP records as provided by the z/OS Communications Server Network

Management Interface resulting in performance improvement. – Advanced historical reporting using both new Tivoli Enterprise Portal workspaces and

raw SQL queries against the Tivoli Data Warehouse – Enhancements to Enterprise Extender (EE) reporting, reporting as in the previous

release, but also High Performance Router (HPR) connections that do not flow over EE connections, using the HPR wildcarding function available through the z/OS version 1.8 NMI

Integration– DWL for OMEGAMON XE on z/OS, OMEGAMON XE for CICS on z/OS

and OMEGAMON XE for IMS on z/OS.

Planned





VTAM Buffer Pool Summary Workspace (New)



FTP Session Summary Workspace





OMEGAMON XE for Storage v4.1.0 -- Highlights at a Glance Announce: October 3, 2006 GA: October 13, 2006 Customer Satisfaction– Top ten volume reports

– New dataset attribute database allows versatile and granular reporting capabilities at the dataset level that you can administer via the new storage toolkit function.– Data also sent to Tivoli Data Warehouse for long-term reporting

– New problem solving workspaces adding to your problem determination capabilities –Intelligent situation analysis

Integration– New storage toolkit for DFHSM and DFDSS functions for database administrators in the

TEP interface provide capability to quickly create commands or schedule actions to maintain and administer DASD storage.

– DWL to other OMEGAMON XE on z/OS

– Launch of Total Productivity Center (TPC)

Planned



Dataset Space Summary and Storage Toolkit





Create a Volume Request Select a request and choose options



OMEGAMON XE for z/VM and z/Linux v4.1.0New Product!Announce: October 3, 2006 GA: October 13, 2006

A New Solution for the New Needs of z/VM and z/Linux– Single solution for managing VM and zLinux

– Reflects most common implementation in marketplace

– Leverages value of z/VM Performance Toolkit

– Leverages value of OMEGAMON XE for z/LinuxPortfolio Simplfication:

OMEGAMON XE for z/VM and z/Linux

OMEGAMON for VM

OMEGAMON for zLinux*

* Still available standalone





New: OMEGAMON XE on z/VM and Linux V4.1.0

Planned

Customer Satisfaction:– For VM:

– CPU Performance– Storage Utilization– Channel, I/O Device Performance– Detailed I/O Analysis– Detailed User Performance data– TCP/IP Server Performance– Linux Performance data

– For z/Linux– Highlevel list of workspaces needed

Integration:– z/VM and Linux in common view

– TEP integration

– Dynamic Workspace Linking (Supported here?)



Uneven Linux Guest CPU consumption

Problem

Solution

Use Linux Guest Workload workspace to identify problem Linux guestLink to Linux workload/process workspace to identify problem app/processNotify app owner of app performance problem

Potential BenefitsQuicker identification of base problem Can manage z/VM and Linux from a single point of control

Look at additional data for Linux Guest

Tivoli OMEGAMON on z/VM and Linux – a Scenario

Identify problem Linux Guest

Identify problem app/process on

Linux

Link to Linux process workspace





OM XE z/VM and Linux Default Workspace



TCPIP Utilization - Users





IBM OMEGAMON z/OS Management Console v4.1.0 Highlights at a Glance

Coupling Facility status extra details and policy name Coupling Facility Resource Manager (CFRM) status for contention issuesLPAR Cluster status detailsUnix System Services dubbed address spaces that are running from a z/OS perspective Unix System Services processes running on the system DWL to OMEGAMON XE on z/OS for better integration and problem determination

Planned



Moving Forward - Key System z Initiatives

Partnerships with STG– z/OS Management Console: Improve z/OS Ease of Use– Extended Disaster Recovery for Linux on System z based on GDPS and SA for

MP– Web Services Security based on Tivoli Federated Identity Manager– Identity Manager for z/OS leveraging LDAP and DB2– TWS and WLM Integration– Capacity Provisioning for z/OS leveraging SA, WLM and RMF– Integration in the Virtualization Engine deliverables:

Provisioning of Linux on System z leveraging TPMAccess to the Health Monitor and Tivoli Enterprise Portal from the VE Console

Tivoli Specific – Integration based on the Tivoli Enterprise Portal– On-going investments in NetView for z/OS and System Automation for z/OS– Services Management offering based on the OMEGAMON infrastructure





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