Job processing; SSI; input phase; internal readers; initiators; SWA control blocks; ENQs; allocation; PPT; job termination; output phase.
Subsystem Interface (SSI)Why Subsystem Interface?; SSI - a universal tool; The Master Subsystem (MSTR); ES services via SSI; Establishing a subsystem; Defining the subsystem to MVS; Setting up SSI; Starting a subsystem; Initialising a subsystem; Asking for subsystem service; SSI at work...; Dynamic SSI; Chapter Review; Subsystem Lab.
Resource ControlResource serialization and how it is accomplished through the use of ENQ/DEQ sequences; shared DASD; GRS & Sysplex; locking; lock categories; SETLOCK, SPIN & SUSPEND; lock manager processing.
Program ManagerThe search sequence used by the program manager when attempting to load a module; performance and load module integrity issues; using LOAD; LINK; XCTL; Linkage Stack; control blocks; JOBLIB/STEPLIB.
DispatcherUnits of work- SRBs & TCBs; dispatching sequence; address space structure; ASCB/ASXB contents; TCB contents.
Inter Address Space CommunicationHiperspaces; data spaces; cross memory services; service request blocks (SRBs); the cross-system coupling facility (XCF).
SVC ProcessingInstalling SVC routines in an MVS system; SVC types; SVC FLIH; status saving; SVC coding conventions; SVCUPDTE facility.
Recovery Termination ManagerRecovery routines available to user programs and the Recovery Termination Manager; RMS; program termination types; ESPIE; ESTAE; FRR routines.
Workload ManagerWLM's purpose; WLM's tools; compatibility mode; dispatching priorities; storage isolation; logical swapping; user & system think times; goal mode implications; classification rules; response time goals; velocity goals; discretionary goals.
Direct Access Storage DevicesTrack formats; CKD format; RPS; VTOCs; DSCB types; VTOC Index; VTOC listing; Catalogs; opening data sets; SMS.
Data ManagementAccess methods; DCB concepts; OPEN & TIOT; DEB; DCB merge; open processing; channel programs; ECBs & IOBs; EXCP; QSAM; synchronising the I/O; analysing completed I/O; close processing.
IOS and its DriversIOS; IOS drivers & components; building an IOQ; building an ORB; CSS at work; I/O interrupt handler; post status; VSAM; control intervals; linear data sets; PDSEs; the ACB; open processing; Get & Put; VSAM control blocks.
Experience live, interactive learning from the comfort of your home or office with Bilginç IT Academy's Online Instructor-Led z/OS System Anatomy Part 2 - z/OS Infrastructure & Services Training in Bahrain. Engage directly with expert trainers in a virtual environment that mirrors the energy and schedule of a physical classroom.
Immerse yourself in our most sought-after learning style for z/OS System Anatomy Part 2 - z/OS Infrastructure & Services Training in Bahrain. Our hand-picked classroom venues in Bahrain offer an invaluable human touch, providing a focused and interactive environment for professional growth.
Streamline your organization's training requirements with Bilginç IT Academy’s Onsite z/OS System Anatomy Part 2 - z/OS Infrastructure & Services Training in Bahrain. Experience expert-led learning at your own business premises, tailored to your corporate goals.
Join our public courses in our Bahrain facilities. Private class trainings will be organized at the location of your preference, according to your schedule.
Bahrain has positioned itself as the pioneering fintech and cloud capital of the Middle East, with Manama hosting the region’s first dedicated fintech hub, Bahrain FinTech Bay. As the first country in the region to adopt a 'Cloud First' policy, Bahrain has attracted global giants like AWS to establish massive data center infrastructures on its shores. The University of Bahrain and various national initiatives are focused on cultivating a workforce that is highly proficient in blockchain, open banking, and cybersecurity. Our IT education services in Bahrain are tailored to this innovation-driven market, offering advanced curriculum in Cloud Engineering, DevOps, and Information Security. We empower professionals in the Kingdom to take the lead in a digital-first economy that consistently sets the benchmark for regulatory technology and financial innovation across the Gulf.
