Book description
To meet today's complex and ever-changing business demands, you need a solid foundation of compute, storage, networking, and software resources. This system must be simple to deploy, and be able to quickly and automatically adapt to changing conditions. You also need to be able to take advantage of broad expertise and proven guidelines in systems management, applications, industry solutions, and more.
IBM® PureFlex™ System combines no-compromise system designs along with built-in expertise, and integrates them into complete, optimized scalable solutions. With IBM Flex System™ Manager, multiple solution components that include compute nodes, network and storage infrastructures, storage systems, and heterogeneous virtualization environments can be managed from a single panel.
This IBM Redbooks® publication introduces IBM PureFlex System and its management devices and appliances. It provides implementation guidelines for managing Linux KVM, IBM PowerVM®, VMware vSphere and Microsoft Hyper-V virtualization environments.
This book is intended for the IT community of clients, Business Partners, and IBM employees who are interested in planning and implementing systems management of the IBM PureFlex System.
Table of contents
- Notices
- Preface
- Part 1: Introduction
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Part 2: Chassis Management Module
- Chapter 3: Planning for Chassis Management Module-based management
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Chapter 4: Chassis Management Module operations
- Initial configuration of Chassis Management Module (1/5)
- Initial configuration of Chassis Management Module (2/5)
- Initial configuration of Chassis Management Module (3/5)
- Initial configuration of Chassis Management Module (4/5)
- Initial configuration of Chassis Management Module (5/5)
- Chassis Management Module management tasks (1/5)
- Chassis Management Module management tasks (2/5)
- Chassis Management Module management tasks (3/5)
- Chassis Management Module management tasks (4/5)
- Chassis Management Module management tasks (5/5)
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Part 3: IBM Flex System Manager
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Chapter 5: Planning for IBM Flex System Manager-based management
- Planning for IBM Flex System Manager (1/2)
- Planning for IBM Flex System Manager (2/2)
- Planning for the management of virtualized environments (1/5)
- Planning for the management of virtualized environments (2/5)
- Planning for the management of virtualized environments (3/5)
- Planning for the management of virtualized environments (4/5)
- Planning for the management of virtualized environments (5/5)
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Chapter 6: IBM Flex System Manager initial configuration
- IBM Flex System Manager Setup Wizard (1/3)
- IBM Flex System Manager Setup Wizard (2/3)
- IBM Flex System Manager Setup Wizard (3/3)
- Updating Flex System Manager
- Selecting chassis to manage
- Acquiring updates for chassis components (1/2)
- Acquiring updates for chassis components (2/2)
- FSM Eth1 network configuration (1/2)
- FSM Eth1 network configuration (2/2)
- Updating the CMM firmware
- Discovery and inventory collection (1/7)
- Discovery and inventory collection (2/7)
- Discovery and inventory collection (3/7)
- Discovery and inventory collection (4/7)
- Discovery and inventory collection (5/7)
- Discovery and inventory collection (6/7)
- Discovery and inventory collection (7/7)
- Operating system discovery, access, and inventory
- Updating compute node firmware
- Updating I/O module firmware
- Initial configuration of compute nodes and I/O modules
- Manage Feature-on-Demand keys (1/2)
- Manage Feature-on-Demand keys (2/2)
- Discover and manage V7000 (Storage Control) (1/5)
- Discover and manage V7000 (Storage Control) (2/5)
- Discover and manage V7000 (Storage Control) (3/5)
- Discover and manage V7000 (Storage Control) (4/5)
- Discover and manage V7000 (Storage Control) (5/5)
- Configuring network parameters (Network Control)
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Chapter 7: Managing chassis components with IBM Flex System Manager
- Using the Chassis Manager (1/2)
- Using the Chassis Manager (2/2)
- Using Event Log (1/2)
- Using Event Log (2/2)
- Creating an event filter from an event
- Define event actions
- Automating tasks with event automation plans (1/3)
- Automating tasks with event automation plans (2/3)
- Automating tasks with event automation plans (3/3)
- Handling problems with Service and Support Manager (1/3)
- Handling problems with Service and Support Manager (2/3)
- Handling problems with Service and Support Manager (3/3)
- Integrating Flex System Manager with an enterprise monitoring system
- Monitoring system status and health
- Remote management (1/2)
- Remote management (2/2)
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Chapter 8: Managing KVM environment with IBM Flex System Manager
- KVM management architecture
- KVM platform agent installation
- Image repository for KVM (1/5)
- Image repository for KVM (2/5)
- Image repository for KVM (3/5)
- Image repository for KVM (4/5)
- Image repository for KVM (5/5)
- Create SAN storage system pools
- Create KVM server system pools (1/2)
- Create KVM server system pools (2/2)
- Add host to an existing server system pool
- Overview of network system pools
- Operating a KVM virtual infrastructure (1/6)
- Operating a KVM virtual infrastructure (2/6)
- Operating a KVM virtual infrastructure (3/6)
- Operating a KVM virtual infrastructure (4/6)
- Operating a KVM virtual infrastructure (5/6)
- Operating a KVM virtual infrastructure (6/6)
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Chapter 9: Managing PowerVM environment with IBM Flex System Manager
- Initial deployment of virtual machine (1/3)
- Initial deployment of virtual machine (2/3)
- Initial deployment of virtual machine (3/3)
- Capturing virtual machines (1/11)
- Capturing virtual machines (2/11)
- Capturing virtual machines (3/11)
- Capturing virtual machines (4/11)
- Capturing virtual machines (5/11)
- Capturing virtual machines (6/11)
- Capturing virtual machines (7/11)
- Capturing virtual machines (8/11)
- Capturing virtual machines (9/11)
- Capturing virtual machines (10/11)
- Capturing virtual machines (11/11)
- Deploying virtual machines that are based on previously captured machines (1/3)
- Deploying virtual machines that are based on previously captured machines (2/3)
- Deploying virtual machines that are based on previously captured machines (3/3)
- Relocating virtual machines (1/2)
- Relocating virtual machines (2/2)
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Chapter 10: Managing VMware environment with IBM Flex System Manager
- Environment overview
- Deploying a VM (1/4)
- Deploying a VM (2/4)
- Deploying a VM (3/4)
- Deploying a VM (4/4)
- Relocating a VM
- Relocating all VMs from a host and saving a relocation plan
- Modifying Virtual Server resource allocation (1/2)
- Modifying Virtual Server resource allocation (2/2)
- Enabling DRS
- Putting a host in maintenance mode
- Topology view
- Automating preventive actions in response to hardware alerts (1/3)
- Automating preventive actions in response to hardware alerts (2/3)
- Automating preventive actions in response to hardware alerts (3/3)
- Chapter 11: Managing Hyper-V environment with IBM Flex System Manager
- Abbreviations and acronyms
- Related publications
- Index (1/3)
- Index (2/3)
- Index (3/3)
- Back cover
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Chapter 5: Planning for IBM Flex System Manager-based management
Product information
- Title: Implementing Systems Management of IBM PureFlex System
- Author(s):
- Release date: November 2012
- Publisher(s): IBM Redbooks
- ISBN: None
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