Integrations

IBM Z Linux Job Scheduler Integration

Bring mainframe workloads into enterprise processes

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Integrate mainframe batch processing into enterprise workflows

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Reduce mainframe operating costs by moving scheduling to Tidal

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Apply advanced scheduling functionality to Linux jobs

Comprehensive IBM Z Linux Workload Scheduler for z/OS

With Tidal’s z/OS Linux integration, teams can seamlessly orchestrate mainframe job scheduling within their overall business processes, enabling end-to-end management and automation without the need for scripting.

The zLinux agent, installed on the mainframe, acts as a delegate of the Tidal Master and performs various tasks. This fault-tolerant agent possesses extensive capabilities, including:

  • Knowledge of the jobs to be run
  • Time-dependent scheduling
  • APAR support
  • Transmitting back completion status and output
  • Triggering actions in Tidal based on events occurring in mainframe processing
  • Prioritizing critical jobs

Tidal’s z/OS Linux integration and its z-centric agent allows teams to incorporate critical z/OS jobs into their enterprise workflows, benefiting from the advanced automation features and reducing operational expenses.

Best In Class IBM Workload Automation

Tidal offers an extensive range of features, apps, and plugins designed to enhance job scheduling and simplify enterprise processes. With support for various operating systems including Microsoft Windows, AIX, UNIX, and z/OS, Tidal provides a comprehensive solution for managing job workflows.

  • Define and manage dependencies between jobs for efficient scheduling.
  • Monitor and manage job schedules using a user-friendly dynamic workload console.
  • Identify critical paths to meet completion time goals.
  • Seamlessly transfer data sets between systems during job workflows using file transfer functionalities
  • Resolve job scheduling issues with detailed job logs and status codes

Tidal offers z-centric capabilities, including support for JCL execution, detailed information about job streams and logs, and integrations with IBM’s subsystems like JES and TSO.

Integrate Process & Resource Management

Using agent lists, you can assign a group of machines to handle a workload. It’s easy to do dynamic load balancing by increasing or decreasing the number of machines doing work. The result – improved resource management and reduced costs.