Power Systems for AIX IV: Performance Management (AN51G)

- Day 1\n\n- Unit 1 - Performance analysis and tuning overview\n- Exercise 1\n- Unit 2 - Data collection\n- Exercise 2\n- Unit 3 - Monitoring, analyzing, and tuning CPU usage\n- Exercise 3\n- Day 2\n\n- Exercise 3 continued\n- Unit 4 - Virtual memory performance monitoring and tuning\n- Exercise 4\n- Day 3\n\n- Unit 5 - Physical and logical volume performance\n- Exercise 5\n- Unit 6 File system performance, topic 1\n- Exercise 6, parts 1, 2, and 3\n- Day 4\n\n- Unit 6 File system performance, topic 2\n- Exercise 6, part 4\n- Unit 7 - Network performance\n- Exercise 7\n- Day 5\n\n- Unit 8 - NFS performance\n- Exercise 8\n- Unit 9 - Performance management methodology\n- Exercise 9

You are expected to have basic AIX system administration skills. These skills can be obtained by attending the following course:\n\n\n\n- Power Systems for AIX II: Implementation and Administration (AN120)\nIt is very helpful to have a strong background in TCP/IP networking to support the network performance portion of the course. These skills can be built or reinforced by attending:\n\n\n\n- TCP/IP for AIX Administrators (AN210)\n\nIt is also very helpful to have a strong background in PowerVM (particularly micropartitioning and the role of the virtual I/O server). These skills can be built or reinforced by attending:\n\n\n\n- Power Systems for AIX - Virtualization I: Implementing Virtualization (AN300)\n- Power Systems for AIX II: AIX Implementation and Administration (AN12G)\n- Power Systems for AIX - Virtualization I: Implementing Virtualization (AN30G)

This is an advanced course for AIX technical support personnel, performance benchmarking personnel, and AIX system administrators.

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