IBM i War Stories From the Front Lines
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You've been there and done battle with IBM i system and application performance to keep end users online. Now, you have an ally against downtime. View the PDF to see how Halcyon can strengthen your monitoring strategy.
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IBM i War Stories From the Front Lines
- 1. All trademarks and registered trademarks are the property of their respective owners.© HelpSystems LLC. All rights reserved. Everyday IBM i monitoring in action and the ways that Halcyon can help IT teams with their plan of attack War Stories from the Front Line
- 2. IBM i War Stories from the Front Line • Exception Monitoring • Where Did My Disk Space Go? • Housekeeping • IBM i SQL Services • If All Else Fails… • Q&A and Recap Agenda
- 4. IBM i War Stories from the Front Line The Cost of Monitoring Per Day = Per Week = Per Year
- 5. IBM i War Stories from the Front Line • Manual Checks • Excessive Tools and Consoles • Excessive Notifications • Old Notifications Why 30 Minutes?
- 6. IBM i War Stories from the Front Line • Manual Checks – People or process is responsible for 80% of downtime Time-consuming Repetitive (and mundane) Complex multi-platform environments After-hours demands Manual Checks
- 7. IBM i War Stories from the Front Line Exception Monitoring
- 8. IBM i War Stories from the Front Line Interval Monitoring
- 9. IBM i War Stories from the Front Line Variable Start, Fixed Duration Monitoring
- 10. IBM i War Stories from the Front Line Variable Start, Fixed Duration Monitoring
- 11. IBM i War Stories from the Front Line Variable Start, Fixed Duration Monitoring
- 12. IBM i War Stories from the Front Line Variable Start, Fixed Duration Monitoring
- 13. IBM i War Stories from the Front Line Alert Intelligence
- 14. IBM i War Stories from the Front Line • Audit journal (entries) • Device status (line, controller, device) • Distribution queues (status and depth) • Job log (messages) • Job queues (status, depth, length of time on queue) • IBM MQ and Vison’s MIMIX monitoring • Message queues (QSYSOPR, QSYSMSG, application, QHST) • Object (SQL services, IFS, data queues, data areas) • Performance (system, subsystem job, statuses) • TCP/IP (pint – available / not available / changed) • All template-based rules (Misys Equation, Midas, Oracle JDE, Infor M3 and XA, iTERA, and Maxava) Alert Intelligence
- 15. IBM i War Stories from the Front Line • Excessive Tools / Consoles – Single tool – Single pane of glass Excessive Tools / Consoles
- 16. IBM i War Stories from the Front Line Single Tool
- 17. IBM i War Stories from the Front Line Forward Halcyon Alerts to Another Application Console
- 18. IBM i War Stories from the Front Line Single Pane of Glass
- 19. IBM i War Stories from the Front Line • Old Notifications – Auto-close Old Notifications
- 20. IBM i War Stories from the Front Line Old Notifications
- 21. UP NEXT... Where Did My Disk Space Go?
- 22. IBM i War Stories from the Front Line • Organic and Sudden Spikes Built into OS
- 23. IBM i War Stories from the Front Line Halcyon and Disk Space Growth
- 24. IBM i War Stories from the Front Line Historical Analysis
- 25. IBM i War Stories from the Front Line Disk Explorer
- 27. IBM i War Stories from the Front Line • Spooled Files What Needs Housekeeping on IBM i?
- 28. IBM i War Stories from the Front Line Solution Comparison
- 29. IBM i War Stories from the Front Line • Journal Receivers What Needs Housekeeping on IBM i?
- 30. IBM i War Stories from the Front Line Halcyon Level 2
- 31. IBM i War Stories from the Front Line • Log Files Halcyon Level 2
- 32. UP NEXT... IBM i SQL Services
- 33. IBM i War Stories from the Front Line IBM i SQL Services https://goo.gl/NjGmLI
- 34. UP NEXT... If All Else Fails…
- 35. IBM i War Stories from the Front Line • Custom Task If All Else Fails…
- 36. IBM i War Stories from the Front Line • Automate Anything! If All Else Fails…
- 38. IBM i War Stories from the Front Line Solutions Portfolio
- 39. UP NEXT... Q&A and Recap
- 40. IBM i War Stories from the Front Line • Exception Monitoring • Where Did My Disk Space Go? • Housekeeping • IBM i SQL Services • If All Else Fails … Q&A and Recap
- 41. IBM i War Stories from the Front Line Website: www.helpsystems.com/halcyon Thank You ash.giddings@helpystems.com www.helpsystems.com/halcyon
Editor's Notes
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- Age, size, status, file, user, program, time, contents, archive, recovery, email, convert, export – all, generic, any interval
- Size, created, last changed, last used, ASP threshold
- Size, created, last changed, last used, ASP threshold and soon log file content
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- IBM keeps adding to the list of published IBM i services, it seems to be very much a growth area, with more being added. excessive java heap sizes and too much time spent in GC. S21 ‘RF’ Run Failed More recently we worked with a Halcyon customer who wanted to monitor a Media Library – where we can alert based on device, resource and resource allocation statuses. Date, date, time, calendar Sustained coming
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- Solutions Portfolio Our different brands provide a module based solution for attacking individual server operating systems or we can manage the whole network with a combination of products like Intermapper, Skybot, Robot, Powertech, CCSS, Safestone, etc. Our core strength is IBM i, but so we know what it takes to keep the enterprise running as many critical applications run on this platform for retail, banking, insurance and more industries.
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