Contents
Abstract for z/OS MVS Capacity Provisioning User’s Guide
Summary of Changes
Changes made in z/OS Version 2 Release 1
Getting started
Introducing z/OS Capacity Provisioning
What Capacity Provisioning can do for you
Defined Capacity and Group Capacity Management
Considerations for configuring capacity
Components of Capacity Provisioning
The Capacity Provisioning Manager
The Capacity Provisioning Management Console
Capacity Provisioning sample data sets and files
Prerequisites
System z hardware requirements
z/OS software requirements
Supported LPAR and z/OS environments and restrictions
Capacity Provisioning basics
Overview
Capacity Provisioning Domain
Capacity Provisioning Policy
Capacity Provisioning Manager
Capacity Provisioning Management Console
Capacity Provisioning in detail
Capacity Provisioning Domain Configuration
Capacity Provisioning Policy
Capacity Provisioning Manager
Capacity Provisioning Management Console
Naming conventions
Setting up a Capacity Provisioning domain
Planning the domain setup
Choosing names
Defining the runtime environment
Collecting information about prerequisites
Preparing the Provisioning Manager
Defining the runtime data sets
Adapting the Provisioning Manager parameters
Creating started task procedures
Providing APF authorization
Securing the runtime system
Securing the observed systems
Setting up Automatic Restart Manager
Preparing the connection to the CIM server
Preparing the connection to the Provisioning Manager
Customizing the location of the Capacity Provisioning CIM provider properties file
Defining the connection to the hardware
Tuning and workload classification for Capacity Provisioning
Operating Capacity Provisioning
Using the Capacity Provisioning Management Console
Getting started with z/OSMF
Working with the Capacity Provisioning Management Console
The Capacity Provisioning Management Console time zone
Additional information
Controlling the Provisioning Manager
Starting the Provisioning Manager
Syntax
Parameters
Provisioning Manager commands
Stopping the Provisioning Manager
Answering operator messages
Working with reports
Managing reports
The domain report
The policy report
The domain configuration report
The workload report
The activity report
The record report
The defined capacity report
The group capacity report
The trace report
The log report
Considerations for defining policies and domains
Choosing service class periods
Choosing provisioning criteria
Reference
Provisioning Manager command reference
Commands
ACTIVATE DEFINEDCAPACITY
ACTIVATE GROUPCAPACITY
ACTIVATE LOG
ACTIVATE RESOURCE
DEACTIVATE DEFINEDCAPACITY
DEACTIVATE GROUPCAPACITY
DEACTIVATE LOG
DEACTIVATE RESOURCE
DISABLE CONFIGURATION
DISABLE POLICY
DISABLE POWERSAVE
DUMP MANAGER
ENABLE CONFIGURATION
ENABLE POLICY
ENABLE POWERSAVE
LIST CONFIGURATION
LIST POLICY
MANAGE RESOURCE
REPORT ACTIVITY
REPORT CONFIGURATION
REPORT DEFINEDCAPACITY
REPORT GROUPCAPACITY
REPORT DOMAIN
REPORT LOG
REPORT POLICY
REPORT RECORD
REPORT TRACE
REPORT WORKLOAD
RESET CONFIGURATION
RESET POLICY
RESET TRACE
SET DOMAIN
SET TRACE
STOP MANAGER
WRITE LOG
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