IntelliMagic Vision for z/OS Db2, CICS, WebSphere, TCP/IP & MQ
IntelliMagic Vision for z/OS enables you to derive great value from the large quantities of measurement data provided by these critical subsystems. It provides you with an intuitive GUI to dynamically navigate through the data. IntelliMagic Vision also harnesses the power of the computer to automatically assess dozens of key metrics for each subsystem, Db2, CICS, WebSphere, TCP/IP & MQ, to proactively identify potential risks to availability.
Db2
See Buffer Pool imbalances and proactively identify upcoming risks to your Db2 health and performance
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Save time looking for problems, profile CICS transaction data and monitor transaction response time
Learn MoreWebSphere
Monitor the performance and resource usage of WebSphere transactions
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Monitor the health of your TCP/IP and analyze traffic from different perspectives.
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Proactively and automatically manage MQ performance.
Learn MoreApplications
View your z/OS data from the application perspective
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Systems, Processors & MLC
Continual visibility into how the z/OS systems infrastructure is handling your workloads helps you improve performance and protect availability.
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Disk and Replication
Early warning system that automatically identifies I/O issues in the making in your disk storage system and replication architecture.
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Virtual Tape
Performance and availability management for Virtual and Physical Tape, with specific support for IBM TS7700 and Oracle VSM tape solutions.
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Related Resources
Gain Insight Into z/OS Network Security Usage and WebSphere Transactions
SMF data provides all the information performance analysts need to derive key performance insights. Join this webinar to learn how to derive more intelligence from zERT and WebSphere SMF data.
Intelligent Analysis of TCP/IP zERT Summary Data
TCP/IP’s z/OS Encryption Readiness Technology (zERT) feature provides a single source of data to determine which traffic to and from your site is cryptographically protected by protocols like TLS, SSH, and IPSec, and which is not protected.
How to Use IBM’s zERT to Identify Unencrypted Connections
The primary use of the zERT data is likely to be the identification and remediation of unencrypted connections.
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