Book description
Storage growth continues to accelerate, and the cost of disk can
approach 80% of total system hardware costs. Yet, the storage in
most businesses is typically only about 50% used. How can you take
control of your storage assets to render utilization more
efficient, and make the most of your storage dollars?
IBM Tivoli Storage Resource Manager helps you discover, monitor,
and create enterprise policies for your filesystems and databases.
You will find out where all your storage is going and be able to
act intelligently on this information. Application availability is
improved because you will have early warnings when filesystems are
running out of space. If you are thinking about server
consolidation, you can use IBM Tivoli Storage Resource Manager to
help efficiently utilize your accumulated storage resources.
This IBM Redbooks publication shows how to install, configure, and
protect the IBM Tivoli Storage Resource Manager environment; how to
create policies; how to define automated actions like scripts or
SNMP events when policies are violated; and how to produce
detailed, meaningful storage reports. This book is intended for
those who want to learn more about IBM Tivoli Storage Resource
Manager and for those who are about to implement it.
The second edition of this book is updated for IBM Tivoli Storage Resource Manager Version 1.2
Please note that the additional material referenced in the text is not available from IBM.
Table of contents
- Figures (1/3)
- Figures (2/3)
- Figures (3/3)
- Tables
- Notices
- Preface
- Summary of changes
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Part 1: Introduction
- Chapter 1: Introduction to Storage Resource Management
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Chapter 2: Introduction to IBM Tivoli Storage Resource Manager
- IBM Tivoli Storage Resource Manager overview
- Enhancements to Tivoli Storage Resource Manager V 1.2
- Justification for IBM Tivoli Storage Resource Manager
- Functions of IBM Tivoli Storage Resource Manager (1/3)
- Functions of IBM Tivoli Storage Resource Manager (2/3)
- Functions of IBM Tivoli Storage Resource Manager (3/3)
- Chapter summary
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Part 2: Design considerations
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Chapter 3: Deployment architecture
- IBM Tivoli Storage Resource Manager architecture
- IBM Tivoli Storage Resource Manager Server
- IBM Tivoli Storage Resource Manager Agent
- Deployment considerations (1/2)
- Deployment considerations (2/2)
- Deployment scenarios (1/2)
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Deployment scenarios (2/2)
- Standalone Server installation with local database
- Standalone Server installation with remote database
- Standby Server installation for HA using remote database
- Windows cluster install of IBM Tivoli Storage Resource Manager Server
- AIX cluster installation of IBM Tivoli Storage Resource Manager Server
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Chapter 3: Deployment architecture
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Part 3: Installation and basic operations
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Chapter 4: IBM Tivoli Storage Resource Manager installation
- Supported operating system platforms
- Supported databases for repository
- Tivoli Storage Resource Manager Server install (1/4)
- Tivoli Storage Resource Manager Server install (2/4)
- Tivoli Storage Resource Manager Server install (3/4)
- Tivoli Storage Resource Manager Server install (4/4)
- Installing the Agent code
- Applying maintenance to Tivoli Storage Resource Manager
- Basic administrative tasks (1/5)
- Basic administrative tasks (2/5)
- Basic administrative tasks (3/5)
- Basic administrative tasks (4/5)
- Basic administrative tasks (5/5)
- Microsoft Cluster installation (1/4)
- Microsoft Cluster installation (2/4)
- Microsoft Cluster installation (3/4)
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Microsoft Cluster installation (4/4)
- Microsoft Cluster initial setup
- Adding shared disk resource for DB2 instance and SRM installation
- Installation of DB2 database on both nodes
- Setting up a clustered instance in DB2
- Installing IBM Tivoli Storage Resource Manager Server on both nodes
- Copying the repository database to the clustered instance
- Editing the Server config file to reflect the database change
- Creating clustered resources for the Server and Agent
- Manager HA install using remote Oracle database
- CIM/OM (1/3)
- CIM/OM (2/3)
- CIM/OM (3/3)
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Chapter 5: Operations: Policy, Quotas, and Alerts
- OS Monitoring (1/6)
- OS Monitoring (2/6)
- OS Monitoring (3/6)
- OS Monitoring (4/6)
- OS Monitoring (5/6)
- OS Monitoring (6/6)
- OS Alerts (1/3)
- OS Alerts (2/3)
- OS Alerts (3/3)
- Policy management (1/6)
- Policy management (2/6)
- Policy management (3/6)
- Policy management (4/6)
- Policy management (5/6)
- Policy management (6/6)
- Database monitoring
- Database Alerts (1/2)
- Database Alerts (2/2)
- Databases policy management
- Database administration samples
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Chapter 4: IBM Tivoli Storage Resource Manager installation
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Part 4: Customizing and advanced operations
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Chapter 6: Reporting
- Tivoli Storage Resource Manager reporting capabilities
- Using the standard reporting functions (1/10)
- Using the standard reporting functions (2/10)
- Using the standard reporting functions (3/10)
- Using the standard reporting functions (4/10)
- Using the standard reporting functions (5/10)
- Using the standard reporting functions (6/10)
- Using the standard reporting functions (7/10)
- Using the standard reporting functions (8/10)
- Using the standard reporting functions (9/10)
- Using the standard reporting functions (10/10)
- Tivoli Storage Resource Manager ESS Reporting (1/4)
- Tivoli Storage Resource Manager ESS Reporting (2/4)
- Tivoli Storage Resource Manager ESS Reporting (3/4)
- Tivoli Storage Resource Manager ESS Reporting (4/4)
- IBM Tivoli Storage Resource Manager top 10 reports (1/6)
- IBM Tivoli Storage Resource Manager top 10 reports (2/6)
- IBM Tivoli Storage Resource Manager top 10 reports (3/6)
- IBM Tivoli Storage Resource Manager top 10 reports (4/6)
- IBM Tivoli Storage Resource Manager top 10 reports (5/6)
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IBM Tivoli Storage Resource Manager top 10 reports (6/6)
- ESS used and free storage
- ESS attached hosts report
- Computer Uptime reporting
- Growth in storage used and number of files
- Incremental backup trends
- Database reports against DBMS size
- Database instance storage report
- Database reports size by instance and by computer
- Locate the LUN on which a database is allocated
- Finding important files on your systems
- Creating customized reports (1/3)
- Creating customized reports (2/3)
- Creating customized reports (3/3)
- Setting up a schedule for daily reports
- Setting up a reports Web site
- Charging for storage usage
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Chapter 7: Protecting and maintaining Tivoli Storage Resource Manager
- IBM Tivoli Storage Resource Manager environment
- Integration with IBM Tivoli Storage Manager (1/2)
- Integration with IBM Tivoli Storage Manager (2/2)
- Backup procedures (1/2)
- Backup procedures (2/2)
- Restore procedures (1/2)
- Restore procedures (2/2)
- Disaster Recovery procedures
- Database maintenance
- IBM Tivoli Storage Resource Manager with SQL-Server
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Chapter 6: Reporting
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Part 5: Tivoli Systems Management integration
- Chapter 8: Integration with Tivoli Enterprise Console
- Chapter 9: Integration with Tivoli Enterprise Data Warehouse
- Chapter 10: Integration with Tivoli Configuration Manager
- Chapter 11: Integration with Tivoli Monitoring
- Part 6: Appendices
Product information
- Title: IBM Tivoli Storage Resource Manager: A Practical Introduction
- Author(s):
- Release date: August 2003
- Publisher(s): IBM Redbooks
- ISBN: None
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