DB2 10.5 pureScale Implementation and Management for DB2 LUW Administrators CL801G

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This course is designed to prepare DB2 Linux, UNIX and Windows database administrators for planning, installing, managing and monitoring a DB2 pureScale database system. This course covers the features and functions of the DB2 pureScale feature for DB2 10.5, including fixpack levels 4 and 5. This is a lecture-only course.

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List the basic components and functions in a DB2 pureScale database system, including DB2 Cluster Services and GPFS file systems
Describe the types of information managed in the Cluster Caching Facility (CF) for a DB2 pureScale database
Explain how page reads utilize local buffer pools on a member as well as the global buffer pool on the CF
Describe the workload balancing and automatic client routing options used for application connections to a pureScale database
Describe the use of local and global locking to support application concurrency in a DB2 pureScale database
List the components that interact with DB2 Cluster Services to manage cluster availability
Use db2start and db2stop commands to manage the components of a DB2 pureScale cluster
Examine the db2instance command report to check the current status of the pureScale cluster
Configure database manager and database member options for a DB2 pureScale cluster
Choose the cluster interconnect network options for the pureScale cluster
Estimate Cluster Caching Facility (CF) CPU and memory resources that will be needed to support your databases in the cluster
Perform an installation of DB2 pureScale creating a DB2 instance and configuring the cluster hosts
List and describe the steps required to migrate an existing non-pureScale database system to a DB2 10.5 pureScale cluster
Select the best method to migrate any non-automatic storage table spaces into automatic storage table spaces based on the application requirements and current database structure
Plan for online or offline database BACKUP for a DB2 pureScale database
Use the RESTORE utility or the RECOVER DATABASE command to perform database recovery or to make a database copy for a pureScale database
Plan and implement High Availability Disaster Recovery (HADR) for a DB2 pureScale database
Describe how a DB2 pureScale cluster handles failures of members
Explain how the DB2 Cluster Services component detects various cluster problems like network failures or shared file system issues
Create a new DB2 pureScale database using GPFS based file systems
Use the db2cluster command to add and drop disk devices with DB2 managed GPFS file systems
Monitor application activity in a DB2 pureScale database cluster
Utilize db2pd commands to display Cluster Caching Facility memory allocations and connection pool information
Use the db2instance and db2cluster commands to show the current status and alter information for database members and cluster hosts
Explain the states shown in the db2instance –list report for pureScale members, hosts and CFs
Locate the various message logs for the DB2 instance, GPFS and TSA
Use the db2cluster command to list and clear active alerts
Implement transaction-level workload balancing for application client systems to improve cluster resource usage
Set DB2 client options for non-Java applications in the db2dsdriver.cfg file
Configure client affinity for application systems that need to control connections to specific database member host systems

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List the basic components and functions in a DB2 pureScale database system, including DB2 Cluster Services and GPFS file systems
Describe the types of information managed in the Cluster Caching Facility (CF) for a DB2 pureScale database
Explain how page reads utilize local buffer pools on a member as well as the global buffer pool on the CF
Describe the workload balancing and automatic client routing options used for application connections to a pureScale database
Describe the use of local and global locking to support application concurrency in a DB2 pureScale database
List the components that interact with DB2 Cluster Services to manage cluster availability
Use db2start and db2stop commands to manage the components of a DB2 pureScale cluster
Examine the db2instance command report to check the current status of the pureScale cluster
Configure database manager and database member options for a DB2 pureScale cluster
Choose the cluster interconnect network options for the pureScale cluster
Estimate Cluster Caching Facility (CF) CPU and memory resources that will be needed to support your databases in the cluster
Perform an installation of DB2 pureScale creating a DB2 instance and configuring the cluster hosts
List and describe the steps required to migrate an existing non-pureScale database system to a DB2 10.5 pureScale cluster
Select the best method to migrate any non-automatic storage table spaces into automatic storage table spaces based on the application requirements and current database structure
Plan for online or offline database BACKUP for a DB2 pureScale database
Use the RESTORE utility or the RECOVER DATABASE command to perform database recovery or to make a database copy for a pureScale database
Plan and implement High Availability Disaster Recovery (HADR) for a DB2 pureScale database
Describe how a DB2 pureScale cluster handles failures of members
Explain how the DB2 Cluster Services component detects various cluster problems like network failures or shared file system issues
Create a new DB2 pureScale database using GPFS based file systems
Use the db2cluster command to add and drop disk devices with DB2 managed GPFS file systems
Monitor application activity in a DB2 pureScale database cluster
Utilize db2pd commands to display Cluster Caching Facility memory allocations and connection pool information
Use the db2instance and db2cluster commands to show the current status and alter information for database members and cluster hosts
Explain the states shown in the db2instance –list report for pureScale members, hosts and CFs
Locate the various message logs for the DB2 instance, GPFS and TSA
Use the db2cluster command to list and clear active alerts
Implement transaction-level workload balancing for application client systems to improve cluster resource usage
Set DB2 client options for non-Java applications in the db2dsdriver.cfg file
Configure client affinity for application systems that need to control connections to specific database member host systems

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