To install IBM® Business Monitor for z/OS®,
you must use the Installation Manager provided
with your copy of WebSphere® Application
Server for z/OS to install
the product code.
Installing
IBM Business Monitor on
the z/OS system is the responsibility
of a system programmer who plans, maintains, and controls the use
of the operating system to improve the overall productivity of an
installation. The following diagram illustrates the installation process
flow and shows the role played by the system programmer.
Note: Steps 1 to 4 provide information about installing Installation Manager and WebSphere Application
Server for z/OS for user
who have purchased Installation Manager and WebSphere Application
Server for z/OS separately.
Figure 1. Installation process
flow for IBM Business Monitor for z/OS
The installation process can be summarized as follows:
- 1 Install the Installation Manager installation
kit by using System Modification Program/Extended (SMP/E)
- Use SMP/E to load Installation Manager from
the installation media to the z/OS system.
You obtain an Installation Manager installation
kit that contains the following artifacts:
- A set of commands for creating an instance of Installation Manager
- An Installation Manager repository
for a supported level of the Installation Manager product
- Other scripts and files
The installation kit can be mounted at the default location
of /usr/lpp/InstallationManager/V1R4,
or another location of your choice.
- 2 Create an instance of Installation Manager
- From the installation kit file system, run the Installation Manager command
(installc, userinstc, or groupinstc)
in administrator mode, nonadministrator mode, or group mode to create
an Installation Manager instance.
This instance is required for installing and maintaining WebSphere Application
Server and IBM Business Monitor on
the z/OS system. The mode in
which you run the Installation Manager command
determines whether the instance can be used by a single superuser,
a single user, or by multiple user IDs that are connected to a group.
When
you create the Installation Manager instance,
you must specify read/write directories for storing its binary files
and agent (or runtime) data files. You can allocate and mount a new
physical file system to contain these directories and their contents.
This file system can be mounted at the default location of /InstallationManager,
or another location of your choice.
- 3 Install the WebSphere Application
Server product
repository by using SMP/E
- Use SMP/E to load WebSphere Application
Server from the
installation media to the z/OS system.
You obtain the WebSphere Application
Server product
repository, which contains the WebSphere Application
Server product
code.
This repository can be mounted at the default location of /usr/lpp/InstallationManagerRepository/WAS_FMID,
or another location of your choice. In this default path, WAS_FMID represents
the function modification identifier for WebSphere Application
Server.
- 4 Install the WebSphere Application
Server product
code
- Allocate an empty file system to contain the WebSphere Application
Server product
code, and then run the Installation Manager command
(imcl) to install the product code. Installation Manager accesses
the WebSphere Application
Server repository
to install the package for the product.
The product code is installed
in the product file system, which can be mounted at the default location
of /usr/lpp/zWebSphere/V8R0,
or another location of your choice.
- 5 Install the IBM Business Monitor product
repository by using SMP/E
- Use SMP/E to load IBM Business Monitor from
the installation media to the z/OS system.
You obtain the IBM Business Monitor product
repository, which contains the IBM Business Monitor product
code.
This repository can be mounted at the default location of /usr/lpp/InstallationManagerRepository/HBMV800, or another location of
your choice. In this default path, HBMV800 represents
the function modification identifier for IBM Business Monitor.
- 6 Install the IBM Business Monitor product
code
- Run the Installation Manager command
(imcl) to install the IBM Business Monitor product
code into the same product file system as the WebSphere Application
Server product
code. Installation Manager accesses
the IBM Business Monitor repository
to install the package for the product.
The result of completing
the installation is a read-only product file system, which contains
the WebSphere Application
Server and
the IBM Business Monitor code.
After the product installation is completed, the WebSphere administrator can begin to configure
the product for use.