July 2005
Intermediate to advanced
506 pages
13h 28m
English
book
Installing WebSphere Studio Application Monitor V3.1
by Joe DeCarlo, Breet Chuck Bangle, Nichole Cargill, Dennis Moore
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Chapter 3. Preinstallation planning 35
We used the following naming conventions for our WebSphere Application Server for z/OS
Data Collector files:
/usr/lpp/cyanea/wsam/jdsr04a/etc
/usr/lpp/cyanea/wsam/jdsr04a/lib
/usr/lpp/cyanea/wsam/jdsr04a/logs
Here, jdsr04a is one of our server names (see 8.2.4, “Plan your Application Monitor naming
convention” on page 173).
Consider write performance when you place your /etc and /logs directories if you are sharing
your HFS. Use symbolic links to direct to an HFS on the LPAR where your Data Collector
resides so that you do not have the performance penalty of routing each write to the owning
system in a shared HFS. The following site has several good Parallel Sysplex® Test Report
documents that discuss ...
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