1. 1 “Trains” Case Study

2. 2 “Trains” - Architecture n Worldwide Facilities Management n Single Giant Focal point IT Operations Center – Control many individual systems operations – Manned 24x7 – Skilled Expertise n 22 WorldView client workstations n Single repository

3. 3 Architecture - US Central Datacenter Florida rep Florida rep Backup rep Backup rep International IT resources

4. 4 Workload Environment n Central MVS Systems – Own the schedule and direct work on NT and Unix n NT Servers (about 30) n Unix servers (initially 30 growing to >100)

5. 5 ”Trains" - The Challenges n Aim 1: Provide focal point monitoring of all systems, network components, applications and databases n Aim 2: Provide the ability for complete management and control of Unix systems from NT n Aim 3: Provide focal point workload control from MVS of NT and Unix

6. 6 ”Trains" - Considerations n No Unix skills to be required at central n Full control of systems must shift between any desired NT client n Resilience of the solution between primary and backup DSM/repository systems n Scalability, the ability to dynamically add and remove NT servers and Unix systems without major rework.

7. 7 “Trains” Deployment n Primary and Backup TNG Repository at the Florida datacenter n DSMs deployed as required at remote Sites. Each DSM is connected to FL Rep n Enterprise Management as required on managed Servers. n Agent technology on Hosts/Servers managed by Site DSMs

8. 8 Server Level Deployment n Agents on Hosts/Servers n DSM/s manage domains according to scale n Enterprise Management deployed on servers as required Server Site DSM Domain DSM Domain FL-Rep

9. 9 “Trains” - The Solution n Aim 1: Provide management of whatever systems, network components, applications and databases the client requires...  WorldView Interfaces  Enterprise Management Disciplines  Agent Technology  Scaleable, Distributed Solution

10. 10 “Trains” - The Solution n Aim 2: Provide the ability for complete management and control of Unix systems from NT...  Unix Events may be managed and controlled from central NT locations  Agent Technology on end-systems  Distributed State Machines & WorldView instrument the enterprise

11. 11 “Trains” - The Solution n Aim 3: Provide focal point workload control from MVS of NT and Unix… n Workload Agents on NT and Unix can be driven from MVS (as well as NT and Unix) n MVS remote NT/Unix job status reported back to CA7 on MVS n All workload status available on NT workstation

12. 12 “Trains” - Future Enhancements n Expand to >100 Unix boxes n Implement USD/AMO