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IBM® Tivoli® Workload Scheduler (TWS) LoadLeveler® enables users to run more jobs in less time
It is a parallel scheduling system that matches each job's processing needs and priority with available resources and special instructions for maximum resource utilization.
- Delivers tight control of resources: can limit use of individual machines to specific times, users or job classes, or can use machines only when the keyboard and mouse are inactive
- Tracks the total resources used by each serial or parallel job and offers several reporting options to track jobs and utilization by user, group, account or type over a specified time period
- Can incorporate machine speed to adjust chargeback rates and be configured to require an account for each job to support chargeback for resource use
- Offers both a command line interface and a graphical interface in addition to an API enabling user-written applications to control it
- Supports high-availability configurations to ensure reliable operation, and automatically monitors available compute resources to ensure that no jobs are scheduled to failed machines
- Integrates with AIX® Workload Manager (WLM) and the IBM High Performance Switch (HPS) for System p™ hardware, and includes an algorithm for the Blue Gene® machine BG/L
- "Solution Sheet: Maximize operational efficiencies and business resiliency"
- Operating systems supported: AIX, Linux
Product framework
Family overview
Helps maximize operational efficiencies and business resiliency through dynamic, service-based workload management.
Additional products, services and solutions
Products
Provides leading-edge solutions to problems in production workload management
Solutions
Help you prioritize your IT system around processes that carry the highest business values, not just the latest problem that crops up
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