Go beyond job schedulng webcast part 1

go beyond job scheduling:
webcast series: part #1
October 20, 2010
Jim Anderson,
VP Product Management
Prabhakar Gopalan,
Sr. Principal Product Marketing Manager

speakers for today’s webcast
Go Beyond Job Scheduling Webcast #1 Copyright © 2010 CA. All rights reserved.
Jim Anderson
VP
Product Management
Prabhakar Gopalan
Sr. Principal
Product Marketing

today’s topics
1) Introduction, a little about the webcast series
2) Discuss present day datacenter challenges
3) Overview of CA‟s vision for workload automation
4) CA Workload Automation – A quick look
5) Q&A

“Go Beyond Job Scheduling” webcast series
http://www.ca.com/lpg/workload-automation-webcast-series
All webcasts start at 11AM EDT
Webcast #1: October 20, 2010
Technology trends in job scheduling
to enable datacenter 2.0
Webcast #2: November 10, 2010
Workload Automation for the Cloud
Webcast #3: December 8, 2010
Workload Automation for Applications
Webcast #4: January 12, 2011
Replacing outdated job schedulers
made easy
Webcast #5: February 9, 2011
What’s New in CA Workload Automation?
Today’s webcast
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2003 - 2008 2008 - 2009
Previous
Steady State
Recession
& Credit
Crisis
IT Budget
&
Resources
New Normal
Business
IT Demand
BOTTOM LINE: IT Needs a Game Changer
Growing
Alignment
Gap
…but business demand is outpacing IT budgets
and resources – as well as traditional means of
delivery
IT needs to drive revenue

Infrastructure
Optimization
Automation and
Orchestration
Dynamic
Datacenter
Server
Consolidation
• Multi-vendor support
• Patching
• Compliance
• Configuration
management
• Provisioning
• Dependency
mapping
• Configuration
standardization
• Application
deployment
• Process
orchestration
• Self-service
• Chargeback
• Dynamic resource
allocation
• Application
portability
• Using
scripts or
vendor
tools
Automation
phases
IT is evolving to drive revenue

Dynamic
Datacenter
Job Scheduling
Defined processes
& IT centric
Job Management
Consolidated & pooled
resources
Workload Automation
Cloud aware, dynamic
resources & workloads
Job scheduling too is evolving (to workload
automation) as part of that datacenter transformation
> Business oriented
> Dynamic workload placement
> Business event driven
> Business & IT Integrated
> Dynamic event driven
> Dynamic infrastructure
> Service-oriented
> Application workloads
> IT centric scheduling
> Workload scheduling
> Static workload placement
> IT event driven job
management
But how?

Dynamic
Datacenter
Job Scheduling
Defined processes
& IT centric
Job Management
Consolidated & pooled
resources
Workload Automation
Cloud aware, dynamic
resources & workloads
enablers for the transformation
> Business oriented
> Dynamic workload placement
> Business event driven
> Business & IT Integrated
> Dynamic event driven
> Dynamic infrastructure
> Service-oriented
> Application workloads
> IT centric scheduling
> Workload scheduling
> Static workload placement
> IT event driven job
management
Workload
Automation
as a Service
1
Application
Automation &
Optimization
2
Cloud
Computing &
Virtualization
3

Resource Pool Private
Cloud
2. Increased
workload triggers
“Add More
Capacity” workflow
4c. Provisioning
Complete
5. Run
Reports
1. Multiple end-users
request end-of-qtr
reports
4b.
Add/Remove
VMs
4a. Add/Remove
Phy servers
3. Execute
“Reconfigure Resource
Pools” workflow
4d. Verify
Configuration
a simple datacenter use case – add computing to
meet demand for guaranteed service level

aligning the transformation requirements to
CA’s workload automation solution

realizing it in CA Workload Automation
SOLUTION FEATURES BENEFITS
– End-to-end
Multiplatform Admin,
Control, Visualization
– Event driven Service
Oriented Architecture
– Intelligent Resource
Management
– Ease of use
– Role based admin and
reporting
– Cloud and virtualization
support
– Tight process
automation integration
– Multi-platform
Scheduling
– Dynamic job control
– Fault tolerance and
recovery; HA
– Resource Manager
– Design, model, analyze
– Critical path analysis
and forecasting
– Alert and Resolve
– Extreme scalability
– 50+ job types
– Audit & compliance
support
– Consistent, reliable
service delivery
– Greater business
response
– Increased productivity &
performance
– Manage IT costs
– Evolve to the next
generation datacenter
Application Workloads
Event Triggers
Enterprise Security
Policy Management
Web Services
High Availability
Service Management
Virtualization & Cloud
Workload Broker
Cross Platform

broad coverage for workload object types
- z/OS dataset
- z/OS manual
- z/OS job
Mainframe
z/OS Objects
Utilities
File Trigger
FTP Transfer
SNMP Subscribe
SNMP Publish
SNMP Get Attribute
SNMP Set Attribute
Monitoring
CPU Monitoring
Storage Monitoring
IP Monitoring
Process Monitoring
Text File Monitoring
Windows Eventlog Monitoring
Windows Service Monitoring
Agent Monitor
Server
Linux
Unix
Windows
Tandem
I5
OpenVMS
MicroFocus (Oracle, SQL, DB2, etc…)
Database Monitor
Database Stored Procedure
Database Trigger
SQL Query
Database Integrations
EJB Session Bean
JMX Subscribe
Application Integrations & Events
POJO
RMI
JMX Get Attribute
EJB Entity Bean
JMX Set Attribute
JMX Invoke Operation
JMS Publish JMS Subscribe
Web Services object HTTP
JMX Remove Instance JMX Create Instance
Oracle Apps
Request Set
Single Request
Peoplesoft
SAP
Batch Input Sessions
B/W Infopackages
B/W Process Chain
Data Archiving
SAP Event
SAP Job Copy
SAP Process Monitor
SAP R3
ERP Apps
Oracle Job Copy

CA Workload Automation is part of CA Automation Suite
accelerate your path to cloud agility, control and optimization
Agility
Control
Optimization

register for the full webcast series to continue this
conversation
http://www.ca.com/lpg/workload-automation-webcast-series
All webcasts start at 11AM EDT
Webcast #1: October 20, 2010
Technology trends in job scheduling
to enable datacenter 2.0
Webcast #2: November 10, 2010
Webcast #3: December 8, 2010
Workload Automation for Applications
Webcast #4: January 12, 2011
Replacing outdated job schedulers
made easy
Webcast #5 – Feb 9, 2011
What’s New in CA Workload Automation?
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resources
http://www.ca.com/us/workload-management.aspx
Click „Handouts‟
menu in Livemeeeting
Webcast
Go Beyond Job Scheduling Series
Product Brief
CA Workload Automation
Success Story
Air Liquide optimizes processing
of 22,000 daily IT jobs with CA
Industry Analyst Report
The Total Economic Impact™
Of CA Workload Automation
White Paper
Service Offering
CA Workload Automation Rapid Implementation
Blog:
Automation and Virtualization
User Community:
Workload Automation Community

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