CA Workload Automation Strategy and Roadmap. Bill Sherwin Principal Consultant EMEA Workload Automation Owner

CA Workload Automation Strategy and Roadmap Bill Sherwin Principal Consultant EMEA Workload Automation Owner

CA Workload Automation: Key component in successful enterprise IT management Service Service Catalog Process Automation Application Capacity Management and Analytics Workload Automation AppLogic Cloud Platform Operations Insight Infrastructure Network Automation Server Automation Client Automation Configuration Management Virtual Pools Physical Servers Mainframe Network Storage Applications Internal Cloud External Cloud Grid Fabric 2 June 13, 2012

Gartner MQ Feb 2012 CA MF WA largest market share IDC 2010 Market Share Mainframe Job Scheduling CA Technologies IBM Hitachi BMC Others Gartner Magic Quadrant Feb 2012 CA Technologies has one of the largest installed bases of Workload Automation products, and, in particular, it has the largest market share in the mainframe Workload Automation area 3 June 13, 2012

what is CA Workload Automation? Workload Automation Transformation Job Scheduling Job Management Workload Automation Workload as a Service Dynamic Workload Provisioning Integration w/application Infrastructure Critical Path Monitoring Dataset/File Triggering Limited Workload Types Enterprise Job Management Distributed-hosted Job Scheduling Mainframe Job Scheduling Intelligent Load Balancing Dynamic Job Placement Workload Service Management Advanced SLA Automation Dynamic Critical Path Monitoring Unexpected Event triggering Non-traditional Workload Types Workload Automation 80 s 90 s 2000 2005 2006 Beyond 4 June 13, 2012 CA Workload Automation Strategy Copyright 2012 CA

IT Workload Automation Broker CA Workload Automation MF generalised architecture Critical Path Monitoring And Alerting Packaged Business Applications Business Service Level Management Workload Resource Broker Service Oriented Architecture Workload Service Management Management & Control Monitoring, Control, CPM, Service Management, reporting Workload Engine Policies, events, schedules, Jobs, Job control Platforms Application Infrastructure & Published Services Resource Pool VMs Real Servers LPARS CA OPS/MVS SSM IBM ARM Health Checker IT Workload Automation Broker Integrate, Trigger Monitor SAP, Oracle, PeopleSoft FTP, Scripts Resource Monitors File Monitors, Triggers Win, Linux, Unix, z/os, I5/OS, OpenVMS Integrate, Trigger Monitor Oracle, DB2, SQL, J2EE, JMS, JAVA, Web Services, Http, 5 June 13, 2012

workload automation strategy themes 1. Enhanced enterprise capabilities 2. User Interface integration 3. Continuous processing in a multi-sysplex environment 4. Real-time application integration 5. Virtualization and Cloud Computing 6. z/enterprise exploitation 7. Mainframe 2.0 integration 6 June 13, 2012

1. enhanced enterprise capabilities CA Workload Automation Agents are now common across all Workload Automation engines Offers customers configuration options for how they want to manage their enterprise workload Leverage and extend the stability, reliability and scalability of the mainframe by hosting a single WA engine solution across the enterprise Extend workload object types and allow new, emerging technologies to directly connect to legacy workload types 7 June 13, 2012

extensive workload object (WOB) types Mainframe z/os Objects - z/os dataset - z/os manual - z/os job Server MicroFocus OpenVMs I5 Tandem Windows ERP Apps Peoplesoft Oracle Apps Request Set Single Request Oracle Job Copy SAP Batch Input Sessions B/W Infopackages B/W Process Chain Data Archiving SAP Process Monitor Monitoring SAP R3 SAP Job Copy SAP Event CPU Monitoring Storage Monitoring IP Monitoring Process Monitoring Windows Event Log Monitoring Windows Service Monitoring Text File Monitoring Agent Monitor Database Integrations (Oracle, SQL, DB2, etc ) Database Monitor Database Stored Procedure Database Trigger SQL Query Unix Utilities Application Integrations Linux File Trigger EJB Session Bean POJO Workflow FTP Transfer EJB Entity Bean RMI Link SNMP Subscribe JMX Invoke Operation JMX Get Attribute Task Application End Object SNMP Publish SNMP Get Attribute JMX Subscribe JMS Publish Web Services object JMX Set Attribute JMS Subscribe HTTP Application Start Object SNMP Set Attribute JMX Remove Instance JMX Create Instance 8 June 13, 2012

2. User Interface integration CA7 AutoSys ESP dseries 9 June 13, 2012

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3. continuous processing in a multi-sysplex environment TCPIP CA Workload Automation Agent TCPIP CA Workload Automation MASTER CA Workload Automation SHADOW Operational Files Primary Site Operational Dataset Changes Operational Files Failover Site 13 June 13, 2012

4. business-driven application integration Allowing for immediate triggering of business data processing based on a number of customer-driven events. Does NOT require the overhead and excessive churning or scanning an enormous database of workload in the active file, which may NEVER happen Accelerates the delivery of new business functionality by eliminating the need for excessive scripting and methods for constantly polling to see if/when business data happens. 14 June 13, 2012

apply business-driven Workload Automation Workload Automation Application Triggers Scheduled Date/Time z/os Dataset Manual Trigger Alert Job Monitor Command Global Variable Agent Notification Event Database Monitor Database Trigger File Trigger JMX/JMS Subscribe JMX Get Attribute SAP Event Monitor SNMP Subscribe Invoke Procedure(s) Submit JCL Issue Command Run Process Send a Message JMX Create Instance JMX Invoke Operations EJB Session / Entity Bean DB Stored Procedure Create an Application Instance Symbolic Variable substitution Additional Automation routines Execute REXX procedures SQL Query SAP Process Chain SAP Infopackages Oracle Request Set Peoplesoft Job FTP JMX/JMS Publish SNMP Publish JMX Set Attribute 15 June 13, 2012

sample business process... Develop With CA WA Messaging JMS Messaging Service Service ERP Activity Database Activity Text File Monitor z/os Legacy Processing ERP ERP ERP UNIX z/os Virtualization z/os Workload Balancing Check CPU Capacity DB Stored Procedure Efficiency Servers JMS Messaging Messaging Service Service Critical Outbound File 16 June 13, 2012

Managed Workflow Internet 5. virtualization and cloud computing support Enable CA Workload Automation customers to send workload off premise but still be synced with the workload on premise Workload Automation Into the Cloud Cloud Client Site Cloud Service Provider Cloud Service 17 June 13, 2012

Internet Workload Automation as a service Enable "cloud providers" to perform workload scheduling from an off-premises location MSP Client Site Managed Service Provider Job Scheduling/Workflow Admin Job Scheduling/Workflow CA Workload Automation MSP Client Site Job Scheduling/Workflow Admin Job Scheduling/Workflow 18 June 13, 2012

6. z/enterprise exploitation Use the zenterprise firmware to understand the configured topology of the zenterprise Ensemble React automatically to changes in the topology Automatically place WA Agents on systems as they are started 19 June 13, 2012

7. Mainframe 2.0 integration Mainframe-hosted CA Workload Automation and CA Mainframe Software Manager (MSM) Product Standar d SMP/E Acquisition & Installation Health Check & Best Practice Guides Software Deployment Software Configuration CA WA Restart Option Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes CA JCLCheck Yes Yes Yes Yes Planned r12 CA Workload Automation CA 7 Edition Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes CA Workload Automation ESP Edition Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes CA Scheduler Job Management Yes Yes Yes Yes TBA CA Jobtrac Job Management Yes Yes Yes Yes TBA 20 June 13, 2012

CA WA CA 7 Edition Roadmap CA Workload Automation CA 7 Edition r12 Support for long job names Relational database support Phase 1 MF 2.0 Level III ziip enablement CA Workload Automation Chorus Integration CA 7 Performance Metrics enhancement CA Workload Automation Single Pane of Glass UI CA 7 Web Client 11.3.3 CA Workload Automation CA 7 Web Services CA 7 Web Client 11.3.2 CA 7 Web Client 11.3.0 CY 2010 2011 2012 2013 21 June 13, 2012

CA WA ESP Edition Roadmap CA Workload Automation EE UI Rewrite current Workstation UI to Eclipse Command and Control of ESP jobs Develop Xinfo scenarios for key use cases CA Workload Automation Chorus Integration CA Workstation EE 11.4 Accommodate enhancements to ESP 12 Address performance issues Support CA 11 CA Workload Automation EE 11.3 Conversion Support DSTRIG wildcarding Single job simulation Jobend processing using step completion CA Workload Automation EE 11.4 Sysplex-to-Sysplex Failover Single job Simulation Enhanced Integration with OPS/MVS ziip support CA Workload Automation PES for Cigna increase limit of supported agents CA Workload Automation EE Support Agents MSM Configuration support Oracle 11.3.1 Agent support Remote execution Agent support 22 June 13, 2012

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