Sample Multi-Site Workload Lifeline configurations

You can use the following examples to understand how to configure the Lifeline Advisor and the Lifeline Agent for different workload environments.

Multi-site Workload Lifeline configuration Example 1
The following figure shows an example of the Multi-site Workload Lifeline configuration where an Active/Standby workload uses the z/OS® sysplex distributor to route requests within a site. It also shows how to configure the Lifeline Advisors and Lifeline Agents to work in such an environment.
Multi-site Workload Lifeline configuration Example 2
The following figure shows an example of the Multi-site Workload Lifeline configuration where an Active/Standby workload uses a customized load balancer to route requests within a site. It also shows how to configure the Lifeline Advisors and Lifeline Agents to work in such an environment.
Multi-site Workload Lifeline configuration Example 3
The following figure shows an example of a configuration of Multi-site Workload Lifeline where two workloads are defined, one as an Active/Standby workload and the other as an Active/Query workload. Both workloads use the z/OS sysplex distributor to route requests within a site. The following figure describes how to configure the Lifeline Advisors and Lifeline Agents to work in such an environment.
Multi-site Workload Lifeline configuration Example 4
The following figure shows an example of the Multi-site Workload Lifeline configuration where an Active/Standby SNA workload is defined. It also shows how to configure the Lifeline Advisors and Lifeline Agents to work in such an environment.
Multi-site Workload Lifeline configuration Example 5
The following figure shows an example of the Multi-site Workload Lifeline configuration where an Active/Standby Linux® on z Systems® workload is defined. It also shows how to configure the Lifeline Advisors and Lifeline Agents to work in such an environment.
Multi-site Workload Lifeline configuration Example 6
The following figure shows an example of the Multi-site Workload Lifeline configuration where an Active/Standby MQ cluster workload is defined. It also shows how to configure the Lifeline Advisors and Lifeline Agents to work in such an environment.
Multi-site Workload Lifeline configuration Example 7
The following figure shows an example of the Multi-site Workload Lifeline configuration where an Active/Standby workload is defined to use Distributed Relational Database Architecture™ (DRDA) to access Db2®. It also shows how to configure the Lifeline Advisors and Lifeline Agents to work in such an environment.