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Tuesday, 22 February 2011


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Antony Askewca technologies practice manager



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Key Customers

Vendor

Services Partner



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UNIX Administrator

Developed in-house scheduling tool for bank

AutoSys Specialist for PLATINUM technology 1995 - 1997

Workload Automation Consultant Finance Sector

Co-founder of Extra Technology Limited

Personal History_



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Specialist provider of Automation Consultancy

Partner of key Workload Automation providers

CA / BMC / Cisco / UC4 / others

Direct business partnership

Staff augmentation

Project fulfilment

Rapid company growth

2 employees in 2007

15 employees (plus 25 Associates) in 2011

Annual turnover ~2M

Company History_



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1992 AutoSys 1.0 released

1994 AutoSys 3.1 released

1995 Acquire Platinum Technology

1995 AutoSys 3.2 & Xpert interfaces

1999 CA Acquire Platinum Technology

2002 AutoSys 4.0 & Web Interface

2004 AutoSys 4.5 & eTrust Access Control

2005 UEJM (later WCC)

2007 AutoSys r11.0

2011 AutoSys r11.3

AutoSystems Lab, PLATINUM technology, CA_



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Slugging it out with BMC & IBM

AutoSys

Control-M (aka New Dimension) TWS (aka Maestro)

Big 3 player in an emerging market_

3 key selling points

Resiliant Automatic Failover

Attractive Xpert

Dynamic No daily build



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Bolt-onOptions_

eTrust A/C

Web Interface 4.0 & 4.5

UEJM / WCC

EIAM / EEM

UUJMA

Adapters



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Modernisation

New 3-tier infrastructure

Dynamic calendars

Improved security

Took a while to mature

Few schoolboy errors

Paved the way for r11.3



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Any Questions?



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CAs Workload Automation products are evolving...

Say Goodbye To...

AutoSys



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Say Hello toWorkload Automation AutoSys Edition

Workload Automation AE



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!New Product Name, New Terminology

!New 3-Tier Architecture

!New Job Types

!New Features

!New Security



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AutoSysWorkload Automation

AutoSys Edition

Event

Processor

eTrust AccessControl

Remote Agent

v4.5x r11.3

Scheduler

System Agent

EEM

Application Server



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Typical AutoSys 4.5x architecture:XEverything hits the database

XEvery Agent needs a database client



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Improved r11.3 Architecture

Database

Application Server and Scheduler

Agents, Clients, Applications



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Improved Performance:

0s

650s

1,300s

AutoSys 4.5 WAAE r11.3

Performance Comparison

duration

(less

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Simpler Deployment:

Single agent for many instances

Reduced open port requirements



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Box Job

Command Job

FileWatcher Job

Standard AutoSys 4.5 Job Types



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Command Jobs need effort, cost moneyXCodingXTesting

XMaintainingXStandardsXSupport/Callout



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WAAE 11.3 Job Types



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Monitoring

CPU

Disk

Process

ServiceIP

Windows Event Log

Text file



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Database

Monitor Table sizes

Execute SQL

Execute Stored Procedures

Execute Triggers



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File

File Watcher

File Trigger

SCP / FTP

Network

Web Services



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3rdParty



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Agent Machine offline/online!Automatically suspend jobs when agent fails

!Stop system bottlenecks with backed up work

!Help to protect SLAs



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look back conditions!Avoid clunky workarounds!



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!Improved calendars

!Enhanced Resources

!Applications and Groups

!Must start / must end alarms!APIs



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v4.5

Native security

eTrust Access Control

sledgehammer solution

relies on kernel hooks

r11.3

Native security still available

EEM

protects objects (jobs, calendars etc)

enforced by Application Server

user friendly administration

doesnt compromise the OS

Encryption

User names and passwords!



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!File Monitoring

!Oracle select

!FTP



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Charlie EalyCA Technologies



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Solution StatusFebruary 2011

CA Workload

Automation


products rebranded at 11 3 release


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Copyright 2011 CA Technologies. All rights reserved.

products rebranded at 11.3 release

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CA Workload Automation

CA AutoSys CA Workload Automation (AE)

CA 7

CA ESP

CA dSeries

CA Workload Automation (SE)

CA Workload Automation (EE)

CA Workload Automation (DE)


CA AutoSys Workload Automation


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CA AutoSys Workload Automation

WCC"r11.1 SP2 Incremental 1

December 2010

"r11.1 SP3

1st

half 2011

AutoSys

"r11 SP4 Incremental 1

December 2010

"r11 SP5 1sthalf 2011


AutoSys r11 3 Status


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AutoSys r11.3 Status

Beta Registration:"34 Customers

"12 Partners

"Thank You for your Participation

"Release to Manufacturing February 2011

"Electronically Available and Generally Available (GA) March

2011


Distributed


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Distributed

CA Workload Automation Business Agent for Oracle EBS

11.3.1"Seeking Beta Candidates

CA Workload Automation Agent r11.3"GA (October 2010)

"Available for ESP r11.3 and CA 7 r11.3 today

"Available for AutoSys r11.3 in 2011

CA WA Agent for Remote Execution r11.3"Seeking Beta Candidates 1sthalf 2011 (June)

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Questions?



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CA Workload

AutomationStrategy and Vision


agenda


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agenda

Market Overview

Marquee Features

"Resource Management

Virtualization and Cloud

"Service Management Spectrum Assurance

JAWS

ITPAM

"Agent Technology

r11.3 New Features

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We lead and dominate the market


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We lead and dominate the market



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Marquee Features


2009 Gartner Hype Cycle IT OpsIT Workload Automation

Broker


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2009 Gartner Hype Cycle IT Ops

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Broker Mixed Workloads Business Policy

Dynamic resources Business Events

Workload SLA SOA Principles




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Agents

Workload Engine Policies, Events, Schedules, Jobs

Management & Control Define, Monitor, Control, Report

Pool of Resources

Mainframe VirtualDistributed Cloud

ServiceMonitoring

Alert

Management

Service Impact

Service Modeling

ServiceManagement

OperatingProcedures

Policies

IT ProcessIntegration

ProcessManagement


Marquee Features


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Resource optimization & automation (Virtualized and Cloud Environment)

"Advanced resource management and control for managing workloads across physical, virtual, and cloud environmentsincluding dynamic workload placement, load balancing, workload scaling, and virtualized workloads

Marquee Features

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"The Cloud" is just a metaphor:


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The Cloud is just a metaphor:Cloud computing is a delivery andconsumption model

Public Clouds

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On-PremisePrivate Cloud

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Workload governance and service level management

"Enhanced service level management and analysis capabilities to more proactively understand and manage business impact.Additional integration to be able to provide workload service metrics to higher level BSM tools to have a complete picture of

service levels. A standardized policy manager to define workload policy

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CA Service Assurance


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Know what is impactingquality

Improves Service Predictability

Lowers Costs

Know what puts quality atrisk

Reduce troubleshooting and firefighting Continuously improve services Have more time to add value to thebusiness

Improves Service Quality Get the right information to quicklyidentify and fix the problem

Help minimize impact on users,customers and business stakeholders

Proactively fix the problem Reduce risk to service quality beforeusers, customers and businessstakeholders are impacted

Share a common view ofservice status and rootcause

value to your business

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Service Assurance Building Blocks


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Complete View of the IT Service

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WAN/WWW

App ServerRouter Firewall Switch WebServers

LoadBalancer

Portal

SAP

Siebel

Web Services

Other ApppsDatabases

Mainframe CICS

PSFT

Database

End User

InfrastructureManagement

ApplicationPerformance

Management

ServiceAssurance

WorkloadAutomation


Business Service Analytics


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Databases

SAP

Payroll

Finance

eStore EmailCRM

Storage

ClientSystems

Networks

Applications

Systems

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how fast can you fix problems? can you measure &mitigate risks?


AWS = Workload Analytics


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Critical Path Management

JobstreamAggregation


AWS = Workload Automation Analytics


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Business Analytics

Predictive

Analytics


AWS = Workload Automation Analytics


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Real Time

Anal ticsHistorical Analytics


CA Business Service Analytics Provides thed t d i f t t i t lit


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Answers

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Focus operations

sta#actions

according to

business priorities

Build real-time,

end-to-end service models

including data from both CA

& 3rd party IT tools

Show how IT is alignedwith the business, enable

continuous improvement,

make more informed IT

CAPEX/OPEX decisions

understand infrastructure impact on quality


Business Service Quality, Impact, Risk & RootCause Analysismultidimensional situation awareness


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Workload

Mainframe

Cause Analysis

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Integration with other CA and third-party data

sources:

mainframe & distributed workload management

change & configuration management

automation & cloud management systems

security management

multidimensional situation awareness


Marquee Features


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Workload Process Automation"An end to end process view that may span multiple workflows across domains"Automates IT operations end-to-end across multiple IT domains and tools through procedural automation achieved by managing of sequence of

work activities governed by a set of rules. These work activities are executed through invocation of the appropriate system and humaninteraction.

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Workload Automation and Process Automation


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Release Management (promoting a job(s) through SDLC toProduction)"Promote a set of jobs from one state (environment) to one of one or more possiblesuccessor states. Allow check in of Jobs into SCM

Incident Remediation (Incident Management process based on afailed or delayed application)

"Open Service Desk ticket and/or generate emails, notifications. Ability to

automate their predefined remediation steps.Resource Management (aka Cloud Bursting)"allocate systems (compute and storage) resources on demand

Self-Service Request Management (allow authorized users torequest workload)

"Self-service request portal. Scheduled (recurring) or On-demand (now or later, one

time) or Spot (based on available capacity. Order and dependencies can bespecified (aka dynamic or ad-hoc jobs)

Health Check (Automation Health Check)"Run automated validation test post install of the product or post install ofmaintenance.

Use Cases


IT Process Automation


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ITProcess AutomationSample Process(Provisioning)



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r11.3 New Features



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additional job types


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New Agents


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The following agents are supported:"CA Workload Automation Agent for i5/OS

"CA Workload Automation Agent for Linux

"CA Workload Automation Agent for UNIX

"CA Workload Automation Agent for Windows

"CA Workload Automation Agent for z/OS

"CA Workload Automation Agent for Application Services

"CA Workload Automation Agent for Databases

"CA Workload Automation Agent for PeopleSoft

"CA Workload Automation Agent for Oracle E-Business Suite

"CA Workload Automation Agent for SAP

"CA Workload Automation Agent for Web Services

"CA Workload Automation Agent for Micro Focus

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The Changing role of job scheduling/workloadt ti


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automation

New types of workload"Agent architecture to expand application automation and

integration capabilities and allow rapid development for

support of new customer requirements

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Application automation & integration


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CA WorkloadAutomation

Solution

Windows

Linux

Unix

z/OS

WebServices

JMS/MQ

J2EE AppServers

RealtimeApplications

Traditional

Batch Workloads

Application

Technologies

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Application Services Job Types


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Application Services Job Types


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New Agents


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The new CA Workload Automation Agent for UNIX,Linux, or Windows replaces the Remote Agent

(auto_remote) that was provided with Unicenter AutoSys

JM r4.5.x and r11.

The new CA Workload Automation Agent also replaces

CA Universal Job Management Agent (formerly named

UUJMA) for Windows, UNIX, Linux, and z/Linux.

Note: At no additional charge, customers can swap their

legacy Agent licenses for CA WA Agent r11.3 licenses

as part of their upgrade

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Monitoring

Job Scheduling

Security

Reporting

Web Services

High Availability

CPM

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CA WCC monitoring


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CA WCC Quick View


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CA WCC Quick Edit


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CA WCC Quick Edit


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CA WCC Application Editor


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Forecast View


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CA Workload Automation Roadmap (Summary)


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CA Workload Automation r11.x Agent-less architecture Integrated/Enhanced Workload Service Mgt Application based workload methodology Catalyst integration Grid scheduling/parallel workload balancing Dynamic resource acquisition (cloud) Multi-tenant platform enhancements Expanded support of packaged applications

Template workloads Intelligent agent deployment & control Change management & control

CA Workload Automation r11.3 Release of solution brand Dynamic workload placement Application Automation Focus

J2EE, Web Services, DB, CLI, API SAP, Oracle, PeopleSoft Event sensors

Dynamic /Cloud resources Common Agent, Common UI

Fed government requirements French/German language support (AE)

CY 2011/12CY 2010


summarya few words to review


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a few words to review

"Resource ManagementVirtualization and Cloud

"Service Management

Spectrum Assurance

JAWS

Process Automation

"Agent Technology

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Adrian RisidoreProduct Conversions Manager, Extra

Technology



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Principle Objective_

Migrate all jobs fromAutoSys 4.xtoAutoSys 11.3with minimumdisruption to the Client.



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Big Bang vs. Lift n Shift

Pros

-Fixed Date for Project Closure

-Concrete Milestones

Cons

-High Risk

-Change Freeze

-Client Reluctance

-Aggressive Training

-Unsuitable Windows of Opportunity

Pros

-Flexible

-Controlled

-Low/Medium Risk

-Granular Client Rapport

Cons

-Unfixed Date for Project Closure

-Client Commitment

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Research

Test Case

Planning

Change Freeze

Migration

Process

Deployment

Source

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Quantify the Existing Environment

Schedules

-Classification (Dev/UAT/Prod)

-Number of Jobs

-Number of Calendars-Ring Fencing

-Type of jobs

Business Applications-Key Stakeholders

-Embedded Commands/Utilities/Variables

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Getthe project buy in!

-Defined by Client as RepresentativeApplication

-Preliminarymigration routine

-Demonstrated to Client

-Client verification

-Client sign-off

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Who and When?

-Roles and Responsibilities

-Pre-booked changes to theApplication

-Suitable Window of Opportunity

-Migration andVerification

-Drop Dead Sign Off Date

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Ring Fencing

-Why apply a Change Freeze?

-Change Freeze duration

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The Process

Extract Source

Source

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Verify

Sign-Off

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Migrated code

verified by App Team

Modify at SourceBuild from

source extract

Changes reported

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Commission the New System

-Window of Opportunity

-Schedules onAutoSys 4.5stopped

-Schedules onAutoSys 11.3started

-Support

-Handover

-Project Closure



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Feature Rich

=> Competition

Trusted Heritage

Strategic Agent Design

Rapid development



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Accomplishments

-15 Product (A) - (B) Conversions in 24 Months

-Competition to CA

-CA to CA

-Mainframe to Distributed

-All Lift n Shift (Customers Decision)

-All Delivered On-Time and On-Budget



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Mimi WheelerCA Technologies


Go Live with CA


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Go Live with CA

Technologies


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Guest SpeakerRobert Compton


AutoSys R11.3 Beta


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AutoSys R11.3 Beta

AutoSys User GroupFebruary 10th2011

Rob Compton


Introduction


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Introduction

"AutoSys R11.3 Beta:" First Impressions;

" Performance;

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Things to watch for;" Bugs;

" Enhancements Required.


Who Am I?


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" Freelance AutoSys Contractor." Worked with AutoSys since 1998 as:

"Field Technician/Troubleshooting/Support;

"Architect;

"Build Engineer;

"Subject Matter Expert.

" Built largest AutoSys environment known to CA.


First Impressions


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" Better than R11.0." New agents.

" Lots of new job types.


Performance


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" Seems stable running 1,200,000 jobs per day perInstance.

" EEM 8.4 seems to be faster than eIAM.

" Mass JIL updates can still be very slow.

" DBMaint and autobcp can also be very slow.


Things to watch for


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" Multiple versions of jobs." chk_auto_up.

" JIL syntax checker.

" eTrust!EEM migration.

"Agent configuration.


Things to watch for


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" EEM policies." Restart services during failback.

" Disk Monitor Job.

" unisrvcntr.

" as_safetool.


Bugs


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" Latest version tested = build 132." Many bugs have been fixed during beta cycle.

" Many bugs still not fixed in build 132.

" Latest build = 136.


Outstanding Bugs


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" archive_jobs." autoping.

" Database HA Failover (Oracle).


Enhancements


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" JIL syntax checker." as_safetool.

" autoping.

" EEM job policies.


Is it ready?


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# CA asked for beta sign off.# Sign off criteria:

# Installation;

# Documentation;

# Performance;

# Is it GA ready?



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Extra Technology Is Ready To Help

!CA Partners

!Upgrade Services

!Staff Augmentation

!Knowledge Transfer

!Cost Savings and Efficiencies

!Training



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! New Features

! New Mindset



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