SA z/OS Automated Operator Functions

End-to-end automation uses dedicated automated operator functions (AOP).

The corresponding automation operator tasks are defined in the NetView DSIPARM dataset. The sample member AOFOPFSO already contains default definitions for NetView tasks. Define more according to your needs.

If your environment is controlled by RACF, then consult ING.SINGSAMP(INGESAF) member to add these operators to the RACF environment.

End-to-end automation adapter

End-to-end automation uses dedicated automated operator functions (AOP) in the primary agent to execute requests and to forward events to and from the end-to-end automation adapter.

These AOPs must be added to your SA z/OS policy.

Import the Automation Operators (AOP) entry E2EADPT_AUTOOPS (Automated Functions for E2E) from the *E2E best practices policy. Link it to the systems where you want to start the end-to-end automation adapter and build the automation configuration file.

Automated operator function	Automation Operator
E2EOPER E2EOPR01 ... E2EOPRnn	AUTE2E AUTE2E01 ... AUTE2Enn
EVTOPER	AUTEVT1 (AUTEVT2 as a backup)

Note that the maximum value of nn can be 99 but should ideally be the same as the number of concurrent working threads, as defined by parameter eez-max-connections in the master configuration file (see The Automation Adapter Master Configuration File).

The automated operator functions (E2EOPER and E2EOPR01 through E2EOPRnn) are used to execute requests from the automation adapter.

The automated operator function EVTOPER is used to forward events to the automation adapter and you must define it. Otherwise the initialization of the automation adapter fails.

End-to-end agent

Import the Automation Operators (AOP) entry E2EAGENT_AUTOOPS (Automated Functions for E2E agent) from the *E2E best practices policy. Link it to the systems where you want to start the end-to-end agent and build the automation configuration file.

Automated operator function	Automation Operator
E2EAGT	AUTAGT