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Tivoli Software
© 2005 IBM Corporation
PRISM을 위한 Automation Solution김민섭차장Tivoli사업부/소프트웨어그룹
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© 2003 IBM Corporation2
Agenda
1. What is PRISM ?
2. Availability Management
3. Change & Configuration Management
4. Release Management
5. What is CAM ?
6. Workload Management
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CostInfrastructure costs have been outpaced by spending on management and administration.
ComplianceThe changing global regulatory and business environment requires security, privacy and ongoing audit capabilities.
Speed Of Change
Fast-changing external forces and unpredictable workload make it difficult to meet service levels.
Complexity
Most organizations manage large and complex IT environments to support business processes.
1. What is PRISM ?1. What is PRISM ?
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1. Sense 2. Isolate 3. Diagnose 4. Take Action 5. Evaluate
PRISM ?PRocess Integration for IT Service Management
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Infr
astr
uctu
reC
ompl
exity
Historical Time & Alignment of IT to the Business
Manage IT Services
Manage Resources
ManageSystems
Traditional Today Future
The Evolution of Infrastructure Management
Focus on effective and efficient IT processes to support
delivery of IT services
What Is The Next Evolutionary Stage For Managing IT?Applying the concepts of on demand to IT processes is the key
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IBM Tivoli’s Strategy
Invest in a platform that enables the “Automation and Integration of IT processes”
Deliver a new set of process automation products based on best practices – that leverage a customer’s existing investment in IBM Tivoli Software products
Continue investing in a broad and deep set of IT infrastructure management products that automate IT tasks
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Existing Product PortfolioExisting Product Portfolio
• Tivoli products that automate specific infrastructure management tasks
Additional ProductsAdditional ProductsOfferings that deliver IT process
workflows …
Availability Management
Information Lifecycle
Management
Security Solution
Capacity and Workload
Management
Service Level Management
Business Service Management
Infrastructure Orchestration
Availability OptimizationSecurity Provisioning
VirtualizationSoftware Resources
System Resources
• Will be updated to more easily integrate with each other
IBM Tivoli’s Portfolio Linked To Processes
Release Management
IT Financial Management
Service Continuity/ High Avail
Configuration Management
Database
PolicyConfigurator
Core Processes and Collaboration
WorkflowEngine
… with an integration platform that connects the workflows with the existing infrastructure
management products
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2
3
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Clear Vision Unmatched Investment
Customer-Driven Strategic Blueprint Services to Help at Each StepBroadest and deepest solutions
Implementation Roadmap
People, Processes, Products
760 ITIL certified IGS professionals worldwide
IGS services for individual infrastructure management processes
On Demand Infrastructure Management Candle and Cyanea acquisitions in 2004
Continued to invest – assets and products
IT Service Management을 위한 IBM의 약속 !
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Automate Key IT Automate Key IT ProcessesProcessesIncrease Automated Increase Automated Information Sharing Information Sharing Across ProcessesAcross ProcessesAutonomic Capabilities Autonomic Capabilities Embedded More DeeplyEmbedded More Deeply
Integrate Across IT Integrate Across IT ProcessesProcessesDelegate Many Delegate Many Activities to Autonomic Activities to Autonomic ManagersManagersLinkages to a Variety of Linkages to a Variety of Industry Business Industry Business ProcessesProcesses
…
Automate IT ActivitiesAutomate IT ActivitiesIntegrate Autonomic Integrate Autonomic ComponentsComponentsStandardize Standardize Management Management Information ResourcesInformation Resources
Today Near Term Future
Technology Breadth & Depth Technology Breadth & Depth Open Standards & ArchitectureOpen Standards & ArchitectureInnovation & InvestmentInnovation & Investment
Identity & Access Management
Release Management
Change &Configuration Management
Availability Management
…
Identity & Access Management
Release Management
Change &Configuration Management
Availability Management
…
The Future Of IBM IT Service Management
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Set policies based on best practices
Define unique IT processes
Create workflows that map to these IT processes
Use existing management tools
Run these tools on an open management platform that enables process integration and automation
Monitor, evaluate & report on process efficiency & effectiveness
The Vision: Deliver IBM IT Service Management Offerings That Allow A Customer To . . .
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© Copyright IBM Corp. 200511
Process Oriented Solutions Availability Management
Technology Products
IBM Tivoli Process Managers
IBM Tivoli Change and Configuration
Management Database
Best Practices and Implementation Support
Information Lifecycle
Management
Availability Management
IT Financial Management
Workload Management
Service Continuity Management
Security Management
Service Level Management
Application Management
Compliance Management
Release Management
2. Availability Management2. Availability Management
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IT Service Management Processes
Availability
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Business Service Management
Relate IT infrastructure to core business processes; consider relationships to business services, SLAs, financial measurements for end to end IT productivity
Correlation and Automation
Effectively integrate alerts & events across the entire enterprise to discover the root cause of problems
OMEGAMON XE for
DB2, CICS, IMS
CICS PM
DB2 PE
IMS PM
Middleware and ServicesITM for
M&C
IntelliWatch
OMEGAMON XE for MQ
OMEGAMON XE for WAS
Cyanea/ONE
(WebSphere Studio
Application Manager)
OMEGAMON XE
for Storage
ITSO
Automation and Event Adapters
OMEGAMON XE
for
Mainframe
Networks,
ITM NP
OMEGAMON XE for
z/OS
VM*
USS
Linux for zSeries
Crypto
Operating Systems Monitored ResourcesProvide Operations with common instrumentation and visualization of all the IT resources that are important to the business. Underlying technology must be unobtrusive to the LOBs and capable of automated problem discovery & fix.
SystemsUnix, Win, z/OS…
DatabasesDB2, Oracle, SQL…
NetworksIP, SNA, …
MailExchange, Lotus…
MessagingMQ, CICS, IMS…
WebBEA, WAS, .NET…
Appl.SAP, Seibel, PS…
End to End Infrastructure Management SolutionComplete System Coverage
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IBM Tivoli Monitored ComponentsAbility to span your environment
Platforms Databases Applications BusinessIntegration
Web Infrastructure
Messaging &Collaboration
LotusDomino
Exchange
Unix
Windows
Linux
OS/400
DB2
Oracle
Informix
SAPMySAP.com
SiebeleBusiness
Applications
WebSphereMQ
WebSphereMQ
Integrator
WebSphere(Z & Distributed)
IIS
iPlanet
Apache
WebLogic
IBM Monitoring Engine (s)
SQL
.NET(New)
CICS
IMS
Z/OS Sybase(New)
Citrix(New)
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“Tell me what I have in my environment as quickly and easily as possible…then let me use it as the definitive source of information in my processes.”
“Change and Configuration Management and its central database – the Configuration Management Database (CMDB) - are at the heart of successful best-practices IT services management”
“A typical Global 2000 company will have up to 1,000 applications driving their core
business processes...” ---- Gartner
“A typical Global 2000 company will have up to 1,000 applications driving their core
business processes...” ---- Gartner
“A Global 2000 company may experience more than 30,000 changes to applications and supporting infrastructure per day.” ---
Yankee Group
“A Global 2000 company may experience more than 30,000 changes to applications and supporting infrastructure per day.” ---
Yankee Group
“…automating repetitive tasks will result in substantial cost savings.”
•40% of the IT budget of a $1B company goes to human labor •IT Operations accounts for 80% of budget
- Forrester Research, Nov 2004
“70% of issues, problems and failures in IT are self inflicted due to change.” ---- Senior IT executive in US Health Care organization
“70% of issues, problems and failures in IT are self inflicted due to change.” ---- Senior IT executive in US Health Care organization
Automated and Integrated Change and Configuration Management are at the heart of IT services management
3. Change & Configuration Management3. Change & Configuration Management
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IBM’s Answer to These Challenges -IBM Tivoli Change and Configuration Management Database
• 지원 제품 및 Higher level Process를 통합한다.
• 이미 검증된 Websphere 및 Tivoli 기술에서확보된 Process workflow 및 Modeling engine을 포함한다.
• Supports consistent policy administration
• Change and Configuration Process를 위한통합된 Best Practice Process Module을제공한다.
• Provides a Configuration Management Database (CMDB)
Technology Products
IBM Tivoli Change and Configuration Management
Database
IBM Tivoli Process Managers
Best Practices and Implementation Services
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Change management 결정의 효율성은향상시킨다.
Change 관련 Incidents 발생을 최소화 한다.
Configuration and Change management 관련 인력의 효율성을 향상시킨다.
CMDB의 관리 담당자의 생산성을 향상시킨다.
다른 모든 IT 관련 부서의 Process에 관련된정보의 정합성을 도와준다.
Open 아키텍쳐 솔루션을 가지고 기존의프로세스나 자동화 관련 투자 부분의 가치를보호한다.
Technology Products
IBM Tivoli Change and Configuration Management
Database
IBM Tivoli Process Managers
Best Practices and Implementation Services
IBM Tivoli Change and Configuration Management Database – Solution Value
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Manual Processes1
AssessChange
Approveand
ScheduleChange
CoordinateChange
Implementation
Distributeand Install
Non-ReleaseChange
Acceptand Classify
Change
Reviewand Close Change
Change Management
Manual Steps
ManualClassification
ManualAssessment
ManualCoordination
ManualInstalls
ManualVerification
ManualAssessment
Manual Tasks
Change Management: Implementing a Process
TimeLabor Cost
On average, 20 to 30% savings achieved just after this step.
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TimeLabor Cost
Incremental savings achieved after each additional step
Task and Process Level Automation and Integration2
Automated Workflow
IBM Tivoli Change and Configuration Management Database (CCMDB)
AssessChange
Approveand
ScheduleChange
CoordinateChange
Implementation
Distributeand Install
Non-ReleaseChange
Acceptand Classify
Change
Reviewand Close Change
Change Management
Existing Products
Manual Steps
ManualClassification
ManualAssessment
ManualCoordination
ManualInstalls
ManualVerification
ManualAssessment
Schedulingand
SecurityProducts
Monitoringand
AvailabilityProducts
BSMProducts
SecurityProducts
Provisioningand Security
Products
MonitoringBSM and
AvailabilityProducts
Change Management: Implementing a Process
Standardize and Share
data
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IBM Tivoli Change and Configuration Management Database
Data critical to IT processes synchronized and accurate for process integration & automation
Federation with non-Configuration Item data (e.g. users, process monitoring) provides richer context for understanding
Config MgtDatabase
(synchronized)ITIL
Federated CMDB
Authoritative Source• Configuration Items• CI relationships and dependencies
Users Monitoring
Logical database, consisting of many real databases, providing critical information about IT infrastructure resources.
Enable more effective use of the CMDB with auto-discovery, an easy to use, interface, standard reports, mapping
Federate independent data sources (Tivoli and non-Tivoli through open APIs) and serve as an authoritative source for configuration information, with initial federation from several IBM products
Open and enabled support for 3rd party data sources, management tools and applications, supporting industry standards as they are developed.
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Data Integration• Federation, Synchronization, Published APIs• Open - support Tivoli & non-Tivoli products
Report, Manage & Audit• User Interface• Process Guidance• Basic workflow support• Customizable reports• Ideal state comparison
Dependency Mapping• Visualize Configuration Item Relationships &
Dependencies across all resources enterprise chooses to manage
Collect CI Data• From IT processes via modular & optional Change Mgt• Plus ad hoc awareness via Discovery Tools
Services
Applications
Systems
Network
Svc A Svc B Svc C
App App App App App
Server Server Server Server Server
CMDB CIs & Relationships
1
IBM Tivoli Change and Configuration Management Database -open and supporting best practices
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Support for CCMDB - Discovery and Mapping Tools and the Discovery Library
• Resource for the CCMDB that facilitates the collection and organization of CIs and relationships with tools such as
• Automated Discovery applications
• Application Mapping applications
Discover IT Resources and their Relationships
Visualize how IT supports the business
Discovery Library
CCMDB
Other Apps
Discovery Technologies
IT environment
Benefit
• Maximize the return on Systems Management Investments through reduced time-to-value.
• Automatically update configuration information as the changes are made to the infrastructure.
• Visualize IT/Business Alignment
CCMDB
• The Library contains “books”
• authored by both IBM and third-party vendors
• results of the discovery of resources, applications, business processes and their relationships.
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2H2005
1H2006
2H2006
Expanded CI and relationship support3rd party integrationSupport for
– Release Management– Availability Management– Information Lifecycle
Management
Version 1 General Availability Expanded 3rd party support
Expanded Process Accelerator support
Version 2
Focused start and managed expansion
Introduce Platform
Build out integration
Broaden capabilities
Relationship registryAuto-discoveryUser InterfaceReportingApplication Programming InterfaceChange Management processConfiguration Management process
Version 1 Limited Availability
IBM Tivoli Change and Configuration Management Database Roll-out
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Technology Products
IBM Tivoli Process Managers
IBM Tivoli Change and Configuration
Management Database
Best Practices and Implementation Support
Information Lifecycle
Management
Availability Management
IT Financial Management
Workload Management
Service Continuity Management
Security Management
Service Level Management
Application Management
Compliance Management
Release Management
4. Release Management4. Release Management
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“More than FORTY MANUAL STEPS to take a server from the loading dock to production with a DELAY OF WEEKS OR MONTHS”
Large Telecom in EMEA
“Our current Hosting and/or ISV Application Certification process CAN NOT EXPAND WITHIN THE CURRENT COST CONSTRAINTS…. We are facing cost, staffing, organizational and political issues.”
Large UK Services Provider, Large ISV Healthcare Provider
“It takes TWO WEEKS TO GET A SECURITY PERSON to run a security scan on a new LPAR created by IT”
Large Services Organization in United States
What are Business Demanding?What Happened to Costs?
0 1 2 3 4 5
Pay-as-you-go / usage basedpricing
Ability to shift budget frommaintaining IT
Ability to respond faster tochanging business
Provide better service-levelperformance
Lower IT operating costs
Source: Project Barometer II, IDC March, 2004 N = 414 Worldwide; 126 in the U.S.
2004 Total = $95BServer Management and Administration Costs
Source: IDC Survey Data, 2002 - 2004
Initial system andsoftware deployment
Migration
Planning for upgrades, expansion and
capacity
Upgrades, patches, etc.
System monitoring
System maintenance
Other
Maintenanceand tuning
15%
7%
8%
11%
12%13%
15%
19%
Initial system andsoftware deployment
Migration
Planning for upgrades, expansion and
capacity
Upgrades, patches, etc.
System monitoring
System maintenance
Other
Maintenanceand tuning
15%
7%
8%
11%
12%13%
15%
19%
Release Management: Customer Challenges
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Release Management Process
Release Management Process:Ability to plan and oversee the successful roll-out of new and changed software and associated hardware, including documentation.– Large rollouts,– Rollouts of related sets of changes.– Implements approved changes– Ensures success of distributed software and hardware deployments
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TaskAutomation •Create Software Package
• OS• Patches• Middleware• Applications
•Prepare for network, storage and other configuration changes
•Provision test systems with clean software stack•Deploy new release to test systems
•Deploy Software Package•Execute pre-install configuration changes•Install software•Reboot machines•Assign IP Address•Assign LUN
Configuration ManagerConfiguration Manager
Reduce release errors due to automated, repeatable actions. Improve capacity to handle more releases, with fewer business impacting interruptions
ProcessAutomation
Release Management Process: Best Practices Process for process auditing and task coordination
Quickly Leverage Best Practices ProcessReduce latency, improved coordination
Plan Release Design Release
Build Release
Test and Accept
ReleasePlan Rollout
Communicate , Prepare ,
Train for Release
Distribute and Install Release
Release Management
Report
Release Management
CMDBCMDB
IBM Tivoli Release Management
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Human Driven
Tool Automated
Coordinate Release Activities across resource pillars Utilize pre-configured workflows, resources and software packages within the underlying products, integrated with CMDBCoordinate, sequence, control and audit Release activities.
Products
Change Process
Value:Cycle time과 release errors를줄인다.보다 많은 Release를 할 수 있는capacity를 향상시킨다, Fewer business impacting interruptions
• 목표 : Deploy System into Production ! (Hardware, Software, Network and Storage)• 장애요소 : Difficult to coordinate Activities, ensure proper tasks in proper order
Solving the “Server Provisioning Problem” with IBM Tivoli Release Management
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Change Process
Automates the process of defining and applying patches for Windows systemsFull Process Enabled: Acquisition, Building, Testing and deploying patches and associated requisite files. Enables Security to identify patch vulnerabilities for the organization, triggering the Release process
Value:
Security and ESM team을Coordination 할 수 있다.
Institute a Process for patch management automation
Reduce downtime by quickly applying appropriate patches to appropriate machines
Human Driven
Tool Automated
Solving the “Patch Automation Problem” with IBM Tivoli Release Management
• 목표 : Deploy Security Patches to machines that are not compliant with Security Policy• 장애요소 : Difficult to communicate latest compliance policy and apply to needed machines
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DistributedServers
and Clients
Data CenterServersMobile Clients
Providing Seamless and Automated Patch
Management
IBM Tivoli Configuration Manager 4.2.3
TCM calls the TCM Automation Server to automate downloading and auditing of patch utilities from Microsoft
TCM discovers latest patch status and the TCM Automation Server automates patch download
The TCM Automation Server automates building TCM software package and activity plans
11 TivoliConfiguration
Manager
TCM administrator releases activity plan and monitors status with reports 444444
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1.1.
4.4.
2.2.
3.3.
Distributed AutomationDistributed Automation
TCMAutomation
Server
MicrosoftWindowsUpdate
Internet
Automated Patch Management
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Build Deploy2. Create packages 3. Analyze dependencies
4. Create deployment plan
5. Deploy solution
6. Update development with deployment information
1. Design/Development
TPM Leverages Autonomic Computing: Complex Application Deployment
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CAM = Composite Application Management Composite Application는
– 여러 어플리케이션 로직 컴포넌트를 포함
– 여러 호스트와/혹은 서버 환경에 걸쳐 분산되어 있음
– 여러 인터페이스 종류에 의해 연결
– 고객 트랜잭션 서비스
Composite Application은 다음 중 하나 혹은 그 이상의 특징이 있습니다
– Multi-tiered – HTTP / J2EE / BI / Legacy / RDBMS / Web Services에 걸쳐 있음
– 접근하기 쉬운 웹과 주요 기술로서 J2EE를 이용
– 신뢰할 데이터 저장소로서의 레거시나 백-오피스 시스템(CICS, IMS, SAP로서의)과의 상호작용
– WebSphere MQ나 WebSphere Business Integration으로서의 비즈니스 통합미들웨어 필요 Connectivity, brokering, transformation, workflow
– 지역적인 조직 범위에 걸쳐있음(particularly true with Service-Oriented Architectures)
5. What is CAM ?5. What is CAM ?
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Composite Applications Have Unique NeedsA Composite Web Application, Involving J2EE, Integration Middleware and Legacy Systems
비즈니스 프로세스들은 더욱 multi-tier composite applications에 의존화
– Composite applications이 여러 시스템과 트랜잭션 환경에 걸친 소스의 데이터와 비즈니스 로직 사용
Composite applications은 설계, build, 테스트 및 최적의 성능과 가용성 관리가 어려움
– 많은 어플리케이션이 가동계에서 최적의 성능을 내지 못하고 있음
– 어플리케이션 장애로 고객의 만족도 저하
기존의 관리 프로세스와 툴로는 문제 악화
– 어플리케이션 라이프사이클 프로세스와 툴이 end-to-end 트랜잭션을 지원하지 못함
– 프로액티브한 인지가 어려우므로 성능 장애에 대한 사전 대응이 불가능
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The Impact of Composite Application Problems
개발 예산은 새로운 어플리케이션을개발하는 것보다 문제를 고치는 데 소요됨
대부분의 어플리케이션 문제들은 문제를재연할 수 없는 개발 그룹으로 인계됨
문제 해결을 위해 개발과 지원에 많은 비용소요
한번 문제가 발생되면 문제 분석을 위해여러 팀의 전문가들이 필요
문제점을 고치는 것보다 장애 분석에 예산소요
Composite application 성능 문제는 분석을위해 많은 시간 소요
장애를 지속적으로 사전에 감지하지 못할 때비즈니스 손실; 고객의 만족도에 영향
IT장애의 대부분이 아직도 end user에 의해감지
비즈니스 영향IT 과제
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Three Dimensions of Effective Application Management
Transactions
Applications
Resource Monitoring
트랜잭션응답시간의 서비스 수준장애 감지
어플리케이션심도 있는 분석서브시스템간의 상관 관계
어플리케이션 및 미들웨어 단계에서의 분석어플리케이션 성능 분석코드레벨로 드릴다운
End user 서비스 수준 모니터링트랜잭션 흐름 추적컴포넌트단에서의 장애 감지
리소스 모니터링어플리케이션 서버 모니터링자동화 및 조치 액션
J2EE, CICS, MQ, IMS의 성능 분석어플리케이션 자원 사용량 분석가시적인 부하 추세와 튜닝 환경
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Three Dimensions of Effective Application Management
Transactions
Applications
Resource Monitoring
IBM Tivoli Monitoring for Transaction Performance
IBM WebSphere StudioApplication Monitor
J2EE, CICS, MQ, IMS상의 어플리케이션 성능문제의드릴 다운 분석
End-to-end 트랜잭션추적 감지와 문제점 검출
IBM Tivoli OMEGAMON XE for WebSphere Business Integration
WebSphere MQ,Message Broker, InterChange Server 자원 분석
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Technology Products
IBM Tivoli Process Managers
IBM Tivoli Change and Configuration
Management Database
Best Practices and Implementation Support
Information Lifecycle
Management
Availability Management
IT Financial Management
Workload Management
Service Continuity Management
Security Management
Service Level Management
Application Management
Compliance Management
Release Management
"IBM has been a thought leader in the process automation and integration space for a long time - this new direction will allow Tivoli to be an absolute
industry leader.”– Michael Todd, Chief Technology Officer, Northwind Consulting
6. Workload Management6. Workload Management
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Workload & Capacity Management 시나리오 #1
How do I accurately monitor and measure workload services, as detailed in SLAs and business policies and react to bottlenecks in my batch job stream?How do I communicate and align my scheduled workload with other business service management processes?
해결과제 : Workload의 중요한 Path Dependency 를 파악/운용하기 위해서 “PolicyBased Capacity Adjustments”를 할 수있을까?
해결책 : “Coordinated knowledge” “Alignment of business policies”“Service levels” “Batch workloads”를 확보해야 한다!
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Tivoli Service Level Advisor (TSLA)
Tivoli Business Systems Manager TBSM) TBSM
Executive Dashboard
Tivoli Workload Scheduler 8.2.1
Enables a common definition of service levels from a single console, allows for monitoring of critical paths between jobs and jobstreams, and
provides for policy based recommendations for capacity adjustments
NEW
Scenario #1 Solution:Policy Based Batch Management
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Improved Installation/Configuration- Alternate install for ITWS for Applications- Addressed Integration with ITCM v4.1 and v4.2
Enhanced Customer Ease-of-Use- Expanded list of Time Zones- Enhanced integration with IBM Tivoli Business Service
Management products enabling a common definition of service levels from a single console, providing policy based recommendations for capacity adjustments
- Improved Migration toolsImproved Performance
- JS Console Improved Integration with SAP
- UNICODE Support
Workload Scheduler
V8.2.1
New!
New Release: IBM Tivoli Workload Scheduler v8.2.1
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시나리오 #2
해결과제 : “High Priority Workloads”를 어떻게 예측하고, 그러한Workload를 맞추기 위하여 어떻게 적절한 Capacity를 보장할 수 있을까?
해결책 : “Coordinated view of future job workload”를확보해야 한다!
How do I guarantee SLA achievement for high-priority workload needs?
How do I identify a potential service level breach and use orchestration to proactively resolve the breach before it occurs?
How do I reduce the amount of lost business due to inadequate capacity?
How do I limit exposure to over-capacity expenditures tailored to periodic workload requirements?
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1. Using a production analysis job, IBM Tivoli Workload Scheduler will plan the daily workload, estimate its system utilization requirements, and prepare a resource request.
2. The resource request is sent to Tivoli Intelligent Orchestrator for the daily batch workload requirements.
3. Tivoli Intelligent Orchestrator acquires additional servers, if the affected applications’ Service Level Agreements would not be violated by doing so and moves the servers to staging areas.
4. Tivoli Intelligent Orchestrator provisions servers with appropriate software for job scheduling requirements and makes the resources available to Tivoli Workload Scheduler.
5. Tivoli Workload Scheduler executes daily jobs on the assigned resources.
6. As Tivoli Workload Scheduler completes jobs, resources are returned to the applications as needed to be managed by Tivoli Intelligent Orchestrator.
NEW
NEW
Version 3.1
Version 8.2.1
Scenario #2 Solution:Advanced Resource Reservation
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Enhance datacenter management in accordance with business priorities through extended sensing, understanding and intelligence
Intelligent management using data from monitoring, event management, service level management, business service management, system automation, and performance management products
Scheduled automation and orchestration
Resource orchestration in automated, high availability environments
Objective Analyzer support for dynamic resources and SLA management of grid application environments
Intelligent Orchestrator
V3.1
New!
New Release: IBM Tivoli Intelligent Orchestrator 3.1
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Workload & Capacity Management 시나리오 #3
How do I allocate server resources between GRID and non-GRID users based on workloads and business priorities?
How do I provision resources in grid pools?
How do I Improve IT asset utilization, lower costs, achieve SLA’s, align IT with business priorities?
How do I reduce the amount of lost business due to inadequate capacity?
해결과제 : How Do I Manage Workloads and Capacity Across a Grid Enabled Environment?
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Orchestrator operator evaluates TWS-VDC workload to determine and manage enterprise-wide workload
1) Orchestrator Feeds servers to Non-grid (Blue) cluster to match TWS scheduling workload
2) Orchestrator feeds servers to grid pool to match TWS VDC supported environment
3) TBSM evaluates against business policies
Non-Grid
Grid
Resource Pool
Provides policy based process for scheduling, monitoring, managing, and controlling cross-enterprise resource capacity for optimal performance across
heterogeneous IT environments
Scenario #3 Solution:Batch on Grid
Business and IT Goals• Business: Improved IT
asset utilization, lower costs, achieve SLA’s, align IT with business priorities
• IT: Allocate server resources between GRID and non-GRID users based on workloads and business priorities
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Demand MgmtTIO
Workload MgmtTIO, TWS, TWS-VDC
Performance MgmtTBSM, TSLA, TEC
Demand MgmtAdds SRM, TPM
Resource MgmtTSM, SRM,TMTP
Capacity Planning
Business Capacity Mgmt
Service CapacityMgmt
Resource CapacityMgmt
Modeling & Performance MgmtAdds ITM, SA, OM
Business Cap. Mgmt, Dynamic
Resource CapacityMgmt, Dynamic
Integrated ServiceMgmt. w/AM
Evolving the Capacity & Workload Management Solution
Workload MgmtAdds WSXD, EWLM
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ITIL 구현에 실패하는 15가지 이유
▲ 경영진의 참여 결여
▲ 복잡한 프로세스 도표 그리는 데 많은 시간 허비
▲ 프로세스 전담자 미 지정
▲ 부서간의 영역을 선을 긋듯 경계 구분
▲ 지나치게 높은 목표 수립
▲ 불분명한 작업 지시사항
▲ 성능에만 연연하고 품질에 소홀
▲ 시작 단계의 활력을 계속 유지하지 못함
▲ ITIL 프레임워크를 보지 않고 구현
▲ ITIL이 하나의 도구에 불과하다는 것을 이해하지 못함
▲ 기술, 프로세스, 사람의 부조화
▲ ITIL 지원 기술이 통합되지 않은 솔루션
▲ 추진력 결여로 프로젝트 지연
▲ 전략, 전술, 운영 면에서 제대로 이해하지 못함
▲ ITIL만 구현하면 모든 것이 끝나는 것으로 이해
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Demonstration !!!