SSF1G  IBM DS8000 Implementation Workshop for z Systems

Duration:    3 Days

Level:          Intermediate

Audience:   Developer - Software

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Overview

To learn the DS8000 storage subsystem and its hardware components and logical structure. You configure the DS8000 storage subsystem using a DS8000 Storage Manager GUI and review the DS CLI interface for scripting configuration functions. You will also perform dynamic data relocation using Easy Tier function. In addition we have a unit on the recently announced product called the DS8900F.

Prerequisites

You should have completed:

   • Introduction to Storage (SS01G)
   • An understanding of DASD and data sets and how clients hosts access directly or through FICON channels.
 

   • Using the history, hardware & software features, functions, and components of the DS8000 family determine the architecture of the DS8880 
   • Distinguish those elements that contribute to virtualization and the DS8880 
   • Carry out those steps needed to configure the DS8880, using the Data Storage Command Line Interface (DS CLI) 
   • Carry out those steps needed to configure the DS8880, using the data storage Graphical User Interface (GUI) 
   • Outline those benefits of host attachments that will enable higher throughput and lower response times when connecting a DS8880 to your z System 
   • Clarify the features of cache, performance identification, and TPC and their contributions to the physical and logical setup of the DS8880 
   • Relate those functions of copy services, flash copy, and global mirroring to business continuity 
   • Summarize the features and functions of the DS8900F
   • Distinguish the benefits of the three DS8900F models

Day 1

Welcome
   • Unit 1: Concepts and architecture
   • Unit 2: Concepts of virtualization
   • Unit 3: DS Command Line Interface
   • Exercise 0: Lab setup and preliminary instructions
   • Exercise 1: DS8000 DS CLI: Installation and configuration
   • Exercise 2: DS8000 DS CLI: DDMs, array sites, arrays, ranks, and extent pools
   • Exercise 3: DS8000 DS CLI: LCU, CKD volumes, and PAVs

Day 2

   • Unit 4: DS8000 Storage Manager GUI
   • Exercise 4: DS8000 Storage Manager: Arrays, ranks, and extent pools
   • Exercise 5: DS8000 Storage Manager: LCU, CKD volumes, and PAVs
   • Exercise 6: DS8000 Storage Manager: I/O ports configuration
   • Exercise 7: DS8000 Storage Manager: Other functions
   • Exercise 8: DS8000 Easy Tier: Dynamic volume relocation

Day 3

   • Exercise 9: DS8000 Easy Tier: Dynamic pool merge
   • Unit 5: Host attachment
   • Unit 6: Performance, tuning, and monitoring
   • Unit 7: Business continuity

   • Unit 8: DS8900F Introduction