AUTOMON® for MVS
Powerful and flexible z/OS automated operations
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OVERVIEW
OVERVIEW
OVERVIEW
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KEY FEATURES
KEY FEATURES
KEY FEATURES
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RESOURCES
RESOURCES
RESOURCES
OVERVIEW
Busy z/OS production environments increase the workload on operations staff, who are under pressure to complete more tasks more quickly in order to maintain high service levels. AUTOMON® for MVS is an automated operations solution that lets you handle a greater workload without increasing staffing levels or costs. By automating routine activities and ensuring a consistent, timely response to system messages and problems you can also improve service levels and minimize unplanned downtime.
AUTOMON® for MVS features two major components: Sys Manager and Automation Manager. These components are available separately to address specific z/OS requirements and also integrate fully to provide a more comprehensive solution.
KEY FEATURES
- Sys Manager
Sys Manager is a menu-driven online system that can be accessed from any TSO, ISPF or VTAM session, or any z/OS console - Sys Manager operator interface
A user-friendly interface replaces the normal operator console and provides a window into the z/OS system for all data center staff; users can navigate to displays more quickly and sequences of commands can be automated - JES queue functions
JES queue members can be viewed and manipulated easily, with comprehensive access controls where required - Automation Manager
Automation Manager is an expert systems based rule processor that supports 'message', 'scheduled' and 'command' rules - Automation procedures
Automation procedures can be developed and tested simply and securely, with fewer errors, using Automation Manager's extensive online displays - QuickStart
QuickStart automates many common operational procedures and provides immediate benefits from the moment AUTOMON® for MVS is installed, for example by implementing a 'starter set' of message suppression and message response rules - QuickView
QuickView is a set of working procedures and online displays that provide a graphical representation of system status information to help operators monitor the systems environment and respond quickly to any problems - Open architecture
The system's open architecture design enables new automation procedures and customized online displays to be created using flexible panel language, powerful REXX procedures and simple to use automation rules
