IBM Integration Bus, Version 9.0.0.8 Operating Systems: AIX, HP-Itanium, Linux, Solaris, Windows, z/OS

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Customization tasks and roles on z/OS

System programmers do most of the customization of IBM® Integration Bus.

Tasks that need to be completed by other people in your organization are identified in the following table.
Role Task
z/OS® system programmer Customizing the z/OS environment
  Configuring broker user IDs on z/OS
  Summary of required access (z/OS)
  Customizing UNIX System Services on z/OS
  Creating the Integration Bus component
  Starting and stopping a broker on z/OS
  Checking APF attributes of bipimain on z/OS
   
WebSphere® MQ administrator Defining the started tasks to z/OS Workload Manager (WLM)
  Summary of required access (z/OS)
  Configuring WebSphere MQ on z/OS
  Creating the Integration Bus component
   
IBM Integration Bus administrator Creating the Integration Bus component
  Summary of required access (z/OS)
  Creating a broker on z/OS
  Checking APF attributes of bipimain on z/OS
   
Performance specialist Defining the started tasks to z/OS Workload Manager (WLM)
   
Security administrator Configuring broker user IDs on z/OS
  Summary of required access (z/OS)
   
Data administrator Configuring broker user IDs on z/OS
  Summary of required access (z/OS)
  Disk space requirements on z/OS
  Starting and stopping a broker on z/OS
  Using the file system on z/OS
Some tasks, for example defining queue security, overlap two different roles.
Related reference:
Summary of required access (z/OS)
ae22200_.htm | Last updated Friday, 21 July 2017