Ibm Zaware Heat Map View Analysis - IBM z13s Technical Manual

The following settings are configured in the IBM zAware image profile:
Host name: A unique host name for the LPAR
Master user ID and password: Used after the LPAR is initialized by the workstation through
the intranet to configure or use the IBM zAware appliance.
Default gateway / DNS Servers: Network information that defines the network interfaces of
the IBM zAware appliance. These interfaces allow a workstation on the intranet to access
the IBM zAware appliance, and an internal hipersocket channel to other LPAR clients on
the same hosting system.
IBM zAware analyzes massive amounts of OPERLOG messages, including all z/OS console
messages, and ISV and application-generated messages, to build sysplex and LPAR detailed
views in the IBM zAware graphical user interface (GUI). Linux on z Systems images must be
configured so that the syslog daemon sends data to IBM zAware. IBM zAware can create
model groups based on similar operational characteristics for Linux images that run on
z Systems.
Figure B-6 shows the IBM zAware Heat Map view.
Figure B-6 IBM zAware Heat Map view analysis
The Analysis Heat Map Table displays peak anomaly scores per hour for the groups or
systems indicated by the Analysis Source setting. Use this display to quickly find which
system groups or which monitored systems have the highest anomaly scores within a specific
day or hour.
Appendix B. IBM z Systems Advanced Workload Analysis Reporter (IBM zAware)
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