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High Available Architectures and Capacity Planning with WebSphere Remote Server V6

An IBM Redbooks publication

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Published on 29 December 2006

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ISBN-10: 0738489751
ISBN-13: 9780738489759
IBM Form #: SG24-7184-01


Authors: Byron Braswell, Marc Siegel and Le Gang Wu

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    Abstract

    IBM WebSphere Remote Server V6 delivers a fully-integrated platform that helps manage remote environments such as retail stores and branch offices. It is a key component of the Store Integration Framework and on demand operating environment. This infrastructure offering extends IBM Enterprise Business Integration technology to distributed locations.

    WebSphere Remote Server helps retailers to manage their business more cost-effectively, increase employee productivity, and create a unique shopping experience for their customers. Employees have better access to customers, products, and sales information, thereby increasing productivity and providing better service to customers.

    This IBM Redbooks publication introduces highly available architectures using IBM WebSphere Remote Server, capacity planning for store environments, and performance tuning for operating systems and WebSphere Remote Server. It can help IBM Clients and Business Partners integrate these tools into enterprise retail environments. The highly available architecture scenarios and the performance and tuning scenarios were developed and documented in a WebSphere Remote Server V5.1.2.1 environment.

    This book also discusses the underlying and related technologies, including the installation and configuration processes. In addition, this book will help you configure and optimize the new release of WebSphere Remote Server V6 in an IBM Retail Environment for SUSE Linux V2 environment.

    Table of Contents

    Part 1. Introduction and technology overview

    Chapter 1. Introduction to this redbook

    Chapter 2. WebSphere Remote Server V6 and its components

    Chapter 3. IBM Retail Environment for SUSE Linux

    Part 2. High availability architecture options in WebSphere Remote Server

    Chapter 4. High availability solutions for WebSphere Remote Server

    Chapter 5. Implementing high availability configuration for WebSphere Remote Server using DRBD

    Chapter 6. Advanced high availability configuration for WebSphere Remote Server

    Part 3. Capacity planning

    Chapter 7. WebSphere Remote Server capacity planning and testing

    Part 4. Performance tuning

    Chapter 8. Operating system performance tuning

    Chapter 9. Tuning the existing environment for better performance

    Chapter 10. Performance tuning of WebSphere MQ

    Chapter 11. Performance tuning of DB2 UDB Workgroup Server

    Appendix A. Additional material

     

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