Robot/LPAR, the System i partition management software, moves resources among partitions for efficient processing, manually or on a schedule. It also helps you set resource levels to meet service level agreements.
Robot/LPAR, the System i partition management software, moves resources among partitions for efficient processing, manually or on a schedule. It also helps you set resource levels to meet service level agreements.
Move shared hardware devices, memory, and processors between partitions
Schedule movement or move resources manually
Set resource levels to meet service level agreement (SLA) requirements
Overview
Automated LPAR System i Resource Movement
You have partitioned your System i and organized it the way you want it to be. Now you need a way to move resources quickly, on command or on a schedule. Robot/LPAR, the resource movement software for the System i, is the answer.
Simplify System i LPAR resource movement
Move System i resources from one partition to another, by command, according to your processing needs
Move I/O resources (tape drives, displays, and modems) and performance resources (processors and memory) where they need to be—fast
Set resource levels for processor capacity and memory to meet service level agreement (SLA) requirements
Use Robot/LPAR with Robot/SCHEDULE, the System i job scheduling and batch management software, to automate your entire resource management process
Features
Enjoy Easy Setup
Setting up Robot/LPAR is easy. When you install Robot/LPAR, you just tell it the name of the managed system and the name of the HMC. Robot/LPAR creates a profile and password to communicate with the HMC. And, because Robot/LPAR interfaces directly with the HMC, you see results fast.
Set Resource Levels To Meet SLA Requirements
If you have a service level agreement (SLA) or something similar, Robot/LPAR lets you set fixed levels for processor capacity and memory to meet the requirements.
Monitor, Manage, and Change Partition Resources
You can monitor or change partition status from a Robot/LPAR panel without using the HMC. You can display, set, or adjust resource levels within a partition; move devices, memory, and processors; and view reports indicating when and where resources moved.
Automate Resource Movement to Match Your Business Cycle
You can use Robot/LPAR commands from a command prompt, a CL program, or schedule them in Robot/SCHEDULE, to completely automate resource movement to match your business cycle.
Audit Resource Movement Easily
You can use Robot/LPAR to easily print reports indicating when and where your resources moved.
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Automate Resource Movement With Robot/SCHEDULE
Robot/LPAR works with Robot/SCHEDULE, the job scheduling and batch management software, to schedule resource movements according to your processing needs. Just set up the jobs containing the commands to move resources and let Robot/SCHEDULE do the rest. And, you can use Robot/SCHEDULE and cross-system reactivity to schedule device movement across partitions based on job completion.
For example, when it’s time to start nightly backups, have Robot/SCHEDULE start a job that moves backup devices where they’re needed, automatically. Add Robot/ALERT, the system event notifi-cation package, to send a pager, e-mail, or text message to the operator if your backup can’t start because a critical device is unavailable.
Use Robot/AUTOTUNE To Maximize Moved Memory Robot/AUTOTUNE, the System i performance monitoring and tuning package, works with Robot/LPAR to automatically tune moved memory. After Robot/LPAR moves memory to a partition, Robot/AUTOTUNE allocates it to the subsystems and memory pools that need it.
Use Robot/NETWORK For Centralized Control
Use Robot/LPAR with Robot/NETWORK for centralized control of all of the partitions in your system or all the systems in your network. You can respond to a resource status change quickly from any partition in the network using the Robot/NETWORK Explorer, Status Center, or Map Center.