Adopting IBM PureApplication System V1.0
by Shailendra Tangirala, Eduardo Monich Fronza, Marcelo Mota Manhaes, Ajay Krishna,
Adopting IBM PureApplication System V1.0
- Front cover
- Notices
- Preface
- Chapter 1. Introduction
- Chapter 2. Integrating IBM PureApplication System into an existing data center
- 2.1 Prerequisites in the data center
- 2.2 The Genesis process
- 2.3 Interfaces for using and administering IBM PureApplication System
- 2.4 Security
- 2.5 License management
- 2.6 Networking
- 2.7 Auditing
- 2.8 Monitoring
- 2.9 Integration with external backup systems
- 2.10 Export and import features
- 2.11 External database integration
- 2.12 Integrating shared network storage to virtual machines
- Chapter 3. Usage patterns for isolating applications
- Chapter 4. PureApplication Deployment Models
- 4.1 Introduction
- 4.2 Trade-offs between control against total cost of ownership and total time to value
- 4.3 Virtual Appliances
- 4.4 Virtual Images
- 4.5 Virtual Systems
- 4.5.1 Virtual System Patterns
- 4.5.2 Planning and designing your virtual system pattern
- 4.5.3 Deploying virtual patterns
- 4.5.4 Customizing images and patterns
- 4.5.5 Image Construction and Composition Tool and AMC tools usage
- 4.5.6 Logical to physical mapping for virtual systems
- 4.5.7 Benefits and trade-offs
- 4.6 Virtual applications
- 4.7 Implementation strategy
- 4.8 PureSystems Centre
- Chapter 5. Customizing Virtual System Patterns
- 5.1 Resources for customization
- 5.2 Managing patterns by using Virtual System Pattern Editor
- 5.3 Build virtual images by using the IBM Image Construction and Composition Tool
- 5.3.1 Installing Image Construction and Composition Tool
- 5.3.2 Enabling Image Construction and Composition Tool as a virtual application
- 5.3.3 Working with Image Construction and Composition Tool
- 5.3.4 Creating software bundles with Image Construction and Composition Tool
- 5.3.5 Using command-line interface for Image Construction and Composition Tool
- 5.3.6 Advanced configuration with Image Construction and Composition Tool
- 5.4 Administering PureApplication System by using CLI
- 5.5 Working with script packages
- 5.6 Using Advanced Middleware Configuration
- 5.7 Add-ons and advanced options
- Chapter 6. Customizing Virtual Application Patterns
- Chapter 7. Integrating PureData for Transaction
- 7.1 Advantages of integrating PureData for Transaction with PureApplication System
- 7.2 Prerequisites for integrating the PureData for Transaction with PureApplication
- 7.3 Registration of PureData for Transaction with PureApplication System
- 7.4 Deploying pureScale Database from PureData for Transaction
- 7.5 Deploying PureApplication System middleware
- Chapter 8. Troubleshooting PureApplication System Environment
- Chapter 9. High Availability and Disaster Recovery
- 9.1 High Availability and Disaster Recovery overview
- 9.2 Workload failover and recovery scenarios
- 9.2.1 Virtual applications: WebSphere Application Server
- 9.2.2 Virtual systems: WebSphere Application Server without IMP
- 9.2.3 Virtual systems: WebSphere Application Server with IMP
- 9.2.4 Virtual applications: DBaaS
- 9.2.5 Virtual systems: DB2
- 9.2.6 Caching shared service
- 9.2.7 Proxy shared service
- 9.2.8 Custom image
- 9.3 Hardware high availability
- 9.4 High availability scenarios
- 9.5 Disaster recovery approaches
- 9.6 Current limitations
- Related publications
- Back cover
Adopting IBM PureApplication System V1.0
Adopting IBM PureApplication System V1.0
Adopting IBM PureApplication System V1.0
Adopting IBM PureApplication System V1.0
Adopting IBM PureApplication System V1.0
Adopting IBM PureApplication System V1.0
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