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About this class This course provides an introduction to HP NonStopT servers and to the system software that makes them reliable, scalable, open, and fast with an emphasis on the Open System Services (OSS) environment of the NonStop Kernel operating system. The course describes design goals that have governed the development and evolution of NonStop servers. It also describes application, database, and operations environments, and provides laboratory exercises that will give you hands-on experience with some basic utilities and tools. Who will the lesson benefit? - UNIX(R) application designers and developers who are preparing to work in the UNIX-based OSS environment on NonStop servers
- UNIX system administrators whose duties may eventually include managing NonStop servers
What prerequisites are required Familiarity with data processing concepts Contents of this class - Design goals that have governed the evolution of NonStop servers
- Review of OSS (UNIX-based) and Guardian (proprietary) environments presented by the NonStop Kernel operating system to programmers and users
- Features and functions of proprietary and industry-standard transaction monitors and application environments available on NonStop servers (BEA WebLogic Server, Iona Orbix, NonStop CORBA, NonStop Tuxedo, Pathway/TS, iTP WebServer, and NonStop ODBC)
- Accessing manuals and support information through the Total Information Manager (TIM)
- How hardware and system software work together to deliver the highest levels of availability, data integrity, scalability, and openness
- Core services that provide a foundation for application development on the NonStop server: the NonStop Kernel operating system, NonStop Transaction Services/Massively Parallel (NonStop TS/MP), NonStop Transaction Management Facility (TMF), NonStop SQL/MP, NonStop SQL/MX, and Enscribe
- Features and functions of basic system management and performance tuning tools
- Logging on and using basic commands and utilities to manage files, edit files, print files, and run programs
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