Z/Series LINUX based Solutions – Implementation and CapabilitiesCourse: ZLNX
Duration: 3 Days
Level: II
Course Summary
This class provides students with a comprehensive grounding in the capabilities, relationships and interactions between the software and hardware components found in a LINUX environment hosted on IBM z/Series processors under PR/SM and z/VM utilizing IFL processors. Topics Covered In This Course
Review of z/series mainframeHigh level overview of virtualizationHardware types that Linux for z runs onRunning z/Linux nativeRunning z/Linux in an LPARRunning z/Linux under z/VMSpeciality ProcessorsIFL - Integrated Facility for Linux CPU'sFundamentals of the z/VM operating system on System zApplications and database management systems that run on Linux for System z Running the VM Operator's Virtual MachineVM ConsolesPrivilege ClassesBringing Up the SystemRunning the SystemControlling Local DevicesResponding to ErrorsShutting Down the SystemCollecting Information about System OperationPerforming Data Management ServicesRunning Utility ProgramsCommon Operator Commands for VMCP and CMS Commands and FundamentalsXEDIT FundamentalsREXX ConceptsPIPELINES ConceptsWho Should Take This Course
This specially tailored class will be of interest to anyone implementing or considering LINUX based solutions using IBM z/Servers and IFL processors. Recommended Prerequisites
Experience of System Programming, Senior Operations Role or Management role working with the IBM mainframe, UNIX or Distributed environments is desirable. Related Courses
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