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Addressing OS/390 Web server performance. - IBM

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Implementing a standard approach to <strong>performance</strong> management<br />

The following flowchart provides a generic approach to <strong>performance</strong> analysis and tuning<br />

for <strong>OS</strong>/<strong>390</strong>, UNIX ® and Windows NT ® systems. The goal is to create a proactive process<br />

where problems are identified before users start complaining.<br />

The first function is to define business objectives and identify a way to measure those<br />

objectives. If the objectives are not being met, actions are initiated to isolate and fix the<br />

problem. Once the cause of the problem has been identified, decide whether it is a<br />

tuning issue or the result of a lack of resources. If it is the result of a lack of resources,<br />

decide whether to buy more or rebalance resources from an existing application.<br />

Rebalancing system resources from one application and giving them to another is not<br />

the same as tuning. After making any changes, always verify that the problem was<br />

corrected. The process begins again with the next scheduled measurement.<br />

Set<br />

Workload<br />

Objectives<br />

Check<br />

Objectives<br />

OK?<br />

NO<br />

Identify<br />

Resource<br />

Causing<br />

Problem<br />

YES<br />

Wait<br />

Buy<br />

Rebalance<br />

Tune<br />

Verify the<br />

Solution

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