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Contact usBMC AMI Ops Automation for Batch ThruPut can help you automatically and intelligently optimize your batch processing to resolve hidden problems in manual batch processing. By balancing workload and improving batch throughput, it also delivers significant savings in software and hardware license fees.
Batch processing is critical to business success, but IT leaders may take it for granted and many aren’t prepared when batch experts retire. With AMI Ops Automation for Batch ThruPut Manager, you can:
Improve SLA performance by verifying jobs have the resources they need and proactively manage resource contention between jobs
Prioritize batch processing based on business policies and goals and automatically select the most urgent jobs first without system overload
Minimize rolling 4-hour average (R4HA) processing peaks with or without capping to reduce monthly license charges
Provide real-time insight into batch execution progress, potential problems and delays, and trends in peak usage
Reduce reliance on specialized knowledge of batch operations
Automated service level management: Provides a framework for batch SLA management, including service goals, reporting, and automated actions
Workload balancing: Dynamic initiators automatically control batch load and distribution to prevent over-initiation and improve batch throughput
Workload prioritization: Automatically reorders the batch queue, ensuring that the most important workload gets done first
Automatic rule retention: Retains batch workload business rules to ensure they are applied consistently and repeatedly to system performance, improving throughput and cost savings
MSU reduction: Automatically and gradually constrains low-priority batch workloads contributing to peak R4HA in advance of the cap to avoid negative system-wide effects
Dataset contention management: Detects and resolves dataset conflicts to ensure higher priority workloads get first access
Job analysis and routing: Determines resource dependencies so jobs run only where and when the specific resources are available