20 Tivoli Business Systems Manager Version 2.1: End-to-End Business Impact Management
The IBM Tivoli Business Systems Manager Web console, shown in Figure 1-10,
enables quick access for checking critical resources and provides various ways
to view resources and events.
Figure 1-10 TBSM Web console
1.4 Document organization and scope
This redbook is designed to provide both technical concept detail and
implementation instructions to help IBM/Tivoli professionals understand and
implement IBM Tivoli Business Systems Manager. The content includes:
? Architectural detail
? Planning information
? Distributed environment implementation
? Mainframe information
? Post-implementation tasks
? Optional component implementation
Table 1-1 on page 21 outlines the chapters for quick reference on specific topics.
Chapter 1. Introduction to business systems management 21
Table 1-1 Reading paths
Purpose Relevant topics
Understanding IBM Tivoli
Business Systems
Manager architecture
Chapter 2, “Components and functions” on page 25
Chapter 3, “Database structure” on page 77
Planning an IBM Tivoli
Business Systems
Manager implementation
Chapter 2, “Components and functions” on page 25
Chapter 5, “Implementation planning” on page 129
Implementing IBM Tivoli
Business Systems
Manager in distributed
environment
Chapter 5, “Implementation planning” on page 129
Chapter 6, “Base services implementation” on page 149
Chapter 7, “TEC components integration” on page 209
Chapter 8, “IBM Tivoli Monitoring integration” on
page 249
Chapter 9, “IBM Tivoli NetView integration” on page 279
Implementing IBM Tivoli
Business Systems
Manager in z/OS
environment
Chapter 5, “Implementation planning” on page 129
Chapter 6, “Base services implementation” on page 149
Chapter 10, “z/OS installation and configuration” on
page 331
Chapter 11, “z/OS data feeds and discovery” on
page 347
Maintaining IBM Tivoli
Business Systems
Manager
Chapter 2, “Components and functions” on page 25
Chapter 12, “Automatic Business System View creation”
on page 395
Chapter 13, “Setting up roles and security” on page 421
Chapter 14, “Maintenance and tuning issues” on
page 437
Extending IBM Tivoli
Business Systems
Manager with problem
management
Chapter 15, “Automatic problem ticketing” on page 465
Providing failover to IBM
Tivoli Business Systems
Manager servers
Chapter 16, “High availability and failover” on page 513
Collecting historical
information from IBM Tivoli
Business Systems
Manager
Chapter 17, “Historical reporting with TEDW” on
page 527
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