Items related to High Availability Guide for DB2 (paperback)
Synopsis
This book clearly addresses all aspects of minimizing system failure. From basic backup and recovery concepts all the way up to advanced recovery tuning and configurations for High Availability and Disaster Recovery, this book has unique coverage not found elsewhere. The day-to-day responsibilities of the reader would range from architecting, planning and configuring highly available enterprise database systems to tuning and monitoring existing systems to maintain maximum availability. After reading this book, database administrators will be able to setup, tune and monitor highly available DB2 systems and have an understanding of how to choose the availability option that best meets their needs.
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About the Author
CHRIS EATON is an IBM Product Manager for DB2, responsible for planning and strategy for DB2's future direction. He has worked with DB2 in roles ranging from customer service analyst to development manager, and now spends much of his time working with customers in high availability environments. ENZO CIALINI is responsible for managing the DB2 UDB System Verification Test Department, with a focus on High Availability. He has authored many papers on DB2 UDB high availability configurations. Eaton and Cialini have each worked with DB2 at IBM's Toronto Laboratory for over a decade.
From the Back Cover
IBM's definitive guide to DB2 high availability
High availability is now crucial to virtually every enterprise and e-business application. Now, there's a start-to-finish guide to delivering high availability with DB2 Universal Database for Linux, UNIX and Windows. Two of IBM's leading DB2 high availability experts thoroughly review options related to both the database engine and the underlying platform. Along the way, they address the entire lifecycle, from planning and architecture through day-to-day administration. Coverage includes:
- Fundamental concepts, real-world challenges, and tradeoffs
- Choosing among today's diverse high availability alternatives
- Configuring highly available databases
- Disk-based availability, including split mirror copies and disk-based remote mirroring
- Multi-partition issues, including instance takeover and tuning parameters
- Clustering and failover: HACMP, Sun Cluster, HP Service Guard, MSCS, and Linux Steeleye
- Monitoring and tuning databases to maximize availability
- Backup and recovery in highly available environments
- DB2's advanced availability features: standby servers, shared disk configurations, and no-data-loss recovery
If you're a DBA, your #1 priority is to keep your database running. If you're an architect, your #1 priority is building databases that can keep running. This book solves both problems.
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