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8.4.6.2 Considerations and Recommendations<br />
Although the use of DSOM and UNIX sockets allows some freedom in deciding<br />
where the major components are located, there are some considerations to be<br />
borne in mind before implementation:<br />
• For those components that require DSOM to communicate <strong>with</strong> other<br />
components, DSOM must be installed on the same system. Otherwise the<br />
component will not be able to contact the other components.<br />
• <strong>The</strong> SMappl, WLMAppl, and GUI typically form a management unit and<br />
reside on the same AIX machine. <strong>The</strong>re may be several instances of such<br />
management units, each residing on differing AIX nodes and each forming a<br />
separate management unit.<br />
• Although it is possible to place each of the management components on a<br />
separate machine, it would not be particularly wise to do so as this would<br />
increase the amount of intermachine traffic, which is less efficient than<br />
intramachine communication.<br />
• Each SMappl has its own EIB. <strong>The</strong> SMappl is linked to one or more resource<br />
controllers. A resource controller is required on each node on which there<br />
are <strong>CICS</strong> systems to be managed.<br />
• <strong>The</strong> global cache used by the WLMAppl is held on the same system as the<br />
WLMAppl. In a large configuration there would typically be multiple<br />
workload management cache managers, that is, one on each system on<br />
which there is work to be managed.<br />
Figure 37 on page 120 illustrates the recommendations that we have just<br />
covered. You can see that the figure contains four different nodes covering<br />
three different node types:<br />
• Management node<br />
• Managed node<br />
• Client node<br />
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