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Available Presentations

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Peter Enrico Presentations:

> Most Recent Presentations:

Send copy of z/OS System Logger - Understanding, Measuring, and Tuning

Send copy of z/OS IEAOPTxx - A Fresh Look

> z/OS WLM Related Presentations:

Send copy of WLM SYSTEM and SYSSTC Service Classes

Send copy of WLM - Revisiting Goals Over Time

Send copy of WLM: 10 Common WLM 'Mistakes' ('Mis-es')

Send copy of WLM - Sysplex Management

Send copy of WLM - Understanding Execution Velocity to Establish and Maintain Goals

Send copy of WLM Management of Distributed Workloads

Send copy of EWLM - Introduction and Overview of the Enterprise Workload Manager

Send copy of WLM - Midterm Exam - Questions

Send copy of WLM - Midterm Exam - Answers

> General z/OS Performance Related Presentations:

Send copy of zIIP and zAAPs: Transaction Flows and CPU Times

Send copy of A Cookbook Approach to Performing a z/OS Performance Health Check

Send copy of Understanding IBM's LSPRs, MIPs and Processor Sizing

Send copy of UNIX System Services - A Tuning Cookbook Approach

Send copy of Overview of UNIX System Services Performance Management

> Websphere and Web Serving on z/OS Related Presentations:

Send copy of WebSphere on z/OS - A Tuning Cookbook Approach

Send copy of Introduction to J2EE Application Architecture

Send copy of Understanding Websphere on z/OS Performance Measurements

Send copy of WebSphere & WLM - Life and Times of a WebSphere Transaction on z/OS

Ray Wicks Presentations:

Send copy of Using Rules of Thumb

Send copy of Data Analysis for Performance Analysis and Capacity Planning

Thomas Beretvas Presentations:

Send copy of FICON Channel Performance

Send copy of Performance of MVS I/O Systems in Year 2006

Send copy of DASD Tuning for Storage Processors

Send copy of The Value of Good DASD I/O Response Time

Send copy of Some Interesting DASD Tuning Problems

Send copy of Revisiting the Basics of DASD I/O Performance

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Subjects of Interest

Please check the performance subjects that interest you the most.

Just browsing...	Basic System Tuning
Capacity Planning	Parallel Sysplex
Measurements	Data Sharing
WLM Goal Migration	UNIX System Services
WLM Goal Evaluation	Communication Server
Latest z Technology	WebSphere Workloads
WebSphere for z/OS	Domino Workloads
Linux	I/O Subsystems
CICS	IMS
DB2	VSAM
Intelligent Resource Director	Workload License Charges
DASD I/O Performance	FICON
IBM HTTP Web Server	Language Environment
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