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5.2.3 Server lifecycle<br />
You can perform all server lifecycle tasks, such as start, stop, create, or delete, of a virtual<br />
server by using the Unified Resource Manager.<br />
5.2.4 Workload and performance management<br />
The Unified Resource Manager provides a wizard to create policies for workload and<br />
performance management.<br />
5.3 Computing Center Management System<br />
5.3.1 DBA Cockpit<br />
Note: There is no connection between Unified Resource Manager policy and workload<br />
management policy. Even when z/OS is part of the ensemble, it is governed by workload<br />
management.<br />
SAP provides tools and functions that administrators might use on a daily basis to run and<br />
monitor the application servers, database, and the operating system. Computing Center<br />
Management System (CCMS) is SAP’s central tool to monitor system landscapes. This<br />
monitor provides specific information for instances running on System z environments.<br />
This chapter highlights these tools and functions and introduces new features that are<br />
specially designed for DB2 10 for z/OS.<br />
DBA Cockpit is a key SAP transaction that monitors DB2 and SAP workloads. It represents<br />
the new central starting point for all CCMS tasks on DB2 for z/OS.<br />
DBA Cockpit has the following main features:<br />
► Performance monitoring<br />
► Space management<br />
► Backup and recovery management<br />
► Database job central planning<br />
► Diagnostics<br />
You can access all of these features easily by using its navigation tree (Figure 5-6 on<br />
page 84). DBA Cockpit has been available since the release of SAP NetWeaver 2004 SP12.<br />
It consolidates some existing transactions, such as DB02, DB13, and ST04. You can also set<br />
it up to monitor remote systems to centrally monitor your whole landscape.<br />
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