The DB2 - pureScale Implementation & Management for DB2 LUW Administrators training course is intended to help you prepare to plan, implement and provide on-going support for a DB2 pureScale database cluster. The course explains the differences between a DB2 pureScale database and the standard DB2 LUW database system running on a single host system. You are expected to have experience working with DB2 LUW databases on UNIX, Microsoft Windows or Linux systems.
By attending DB2 - pureScale Implementation & Management for DB2 LUW Administrators workshop, delegates will learn to:
- Describe the major functional components of a DB2 pureScale database cluster
- Explain how Remote Direct Memory Access (RDMA) is used to efficiently process requests within a DB2 pureScale database
- Describe the use of local and group buffer pools for reading pages with pureScale
- Configure the Cluster Caching Facility options to support shared memory for buffer pool and global locking
- Describe the workload balancing and automatic client routing options used for application connections to a pureScale database
- Plan the installation of DB2 pureScale software for a database cluster
- Estimate Cluster Caching Facility (CF) CPU and memory resources that will be needed to support your databases in the cluster
- Migrate an existing DB2 database system to a DB2 pureScale clustered environment
- Configure database manager and database member options for a DB2 pureScale cluster
- List the steps required to migrate an existing DB2 database system to a DB2 pureScale cluster
- Invoke the db2iupdt command to add or remove database members or cluster caching facilities from the cluster
- Monitor the buffer pool efficiency of local and group buffer pools
- Implement transaction-level workload balancing for application client systems to improve cluster resource usage
- Explain the difference between Member Crash Recovery and Group Crash Recovery
- Describe the use of multiple log streams for database members of a pureScale database
- Use the db2cluster command to add and drop disk devices with DB2 managed GPFS file systems
- Use the db2instance and db2cluster commands to show the current status and alter information for database members and cluster hosts
- Query the DB2 cluster status using SQL functions and views
This DB2 - pureScale Implementation & Management for DB2 LUW Administrators class is intended for experienced DB2 LUW database administrators.
