Pre-Grant Publication Number: 20110093308
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Summary / Description
| Summary / Description | Technical publication that explains the functionality of a work load manager. |
Basic Information
| Type of Prior Art | Online Publication |
| URL | http://www.redbooks.ibm.com/red... |
| Author/Creator | Diana Gfroerer, Sofia Castro, Nurcan Tezulas, BooSeon Yu, Jorgen Berg HoHyeon Kim |
| Title | AIX 5L Workload Manager (WLM) |
| Publication Date | June 7, 2001 |
| Publisher | IBM Redbooks |
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Notes / To Do
| Notes | Peer to Patent participant Bill Anderson mentioned the IBM Redbook for the Work Load Manager in the Discussion section. |
Excerpt
Excerpt Abstract:
Effectively managing system resources in growing UNIX server environments has become a critical task. Each workload on the server must be assured the appropriate amount of system resources without penalizing mission-critical applications. AIX 5L Workload Manager (WLM) provides a great set of tools and functionalities to efficiently accomplish this.
This IBM IBM Redbooks publication exploits the entire functionality of AIX 5L Workload Manager, which has been enhanced in many ways since its introduction with AIX V 4.3.3. The new manual assignment feature allows you to separate, for example, multiple instances of a database. An API allows you to perform all the WLM administration and configuration tasks from a program. A step-by-step guide is provided for planning and configuring AIX WLM through file editing, AIX commands, the System Management Interface Tool (SMIT), or Web-based System Manager (WSM). Real-life examples have been added to demonstrate the impact and benefits of using AIX Workload Manager.
This IBM book is the ultimate guide for system architects, technical support specialists, and system administrators to planning, implementing, and administering a Workload Manager solution in a consolidated server environment.
See section 1.1.3 Workload management which explains the capabilities of WLM.
Chapter 2 covers the WLM functionality.
Chapter 3 is AIX Workload Manager administration that explains the 3 administrative methods: graphical interface, interface tool, and command line and file editing.
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AIX Workload Manager includes a process monitor, and monitors and regulates resources.
AIX Workload Manager includes a process monitor, and monitors and regulates resources.
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