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1 IBM Algo One Version Using Algo Batch and Platform Symphony
2 Note Before using this information and the product it supports, read the information in Notices on page 15. Product information Copyright IBM Corporation 2015, US Government Users Restricted Rights Use, duplication or disclosure restricted by GSA ADP Schedule Contract with IBM Corp.
3 Contents Using IBM Platform Symphony with Algo Core components About the Algo Core software and Platform Symphony Before installing Platform Symphony About installing Platform Symphony on Linux... 2 Configuring Platform Symphony for Algo One applications Requirements for configuring the Algo One software for Platform Symphony Checking your variables for Algo One and Platform Symphony Quick reference for installation and administration. 5 About running job streams in Platform Symphony.. 6 Quick reference of applicable Platform Symphony commands Troubleshooting the Platform Symphony installation 7 Checking the Platform Symphony execution logs 8 Enabling additional logging for the Platform symexec application Setting up Platform Symphony for multiple Algo One solutions Creating an additional Algo One solution Creating an additional application using restricted hosts Disabling an Algo One application in IBM Platform Symphony Configure Platform Symphony so tasks finish before reclamation Configure RiskWatch services to restart Questions about Algo One and Platform Symphony integration Notices Collection of information Trademarks Index Copyright IBM Corp. 2015, 2015 iii
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5 Using IBM Platform Symphony with Algo Core components Platform Symphony is grid management software that is used to run job streams in a distributed environment. You can use Platform Symphony with the Algo Core software. Refer to the IBM Platform Symphony documentation in IBM Knowledge Center for basic installation and general usage. About the Algo Core software and Platform Symphony Algo Core software can share the Platform Symphony grid resource with other applications, running on a common Resource Group, such as Compute Hosts. As well, the Algo Core software runs on a single platform application, typically called AlgoApp. AlgoOne Core software runs on Platform Symphony's standard ExecutionService. Using the ExecutionService, RiskWatch services are started dynamically. Other engines, such a MtF Aggregator (MAG), Algo Risk Engine (ARE), Portfolio Credit Risk Engine (PCRE), Algo Scenario Engine, (ASE), and Fanfare still start up the number of instances specified in the Algo Batch host environment. The number of distributed RiskWatch services is started dynamically based on RiskWatch requests and grid availability. Before installing Platform Symphony You need to have an RPM database before you can proceed installing Platform Symphony. Using RPM Package Manager On Linux, you install Platform Symphony using RPM Package Manager. Before you begin, you need an RPM database. To create the RPM database, you can run a command similar to the following example: /bin/rpm --initdb --dbpath /home/jlebowski/bld/platformsymphonyversion_number/rpmdb The --dbpath option requires fully qualified path names. The expansions./ and ~/ do not work. The master node and compute node installation files (symsetupnnn_platform.bin and symcompsetupnnn_platform.bin) both extract RPM files that are installed. The RPM database directory must exist prior to initialization otherwise you will see an exception like error: can't create transaction lock on /home/jlebowski/bld/platformsymphonyversion_number/rpmdb2/ db.000 For further information on installing Platform Symphony, see Install the Platform Symphony client using the rpm file (Linux root only) and Installing the Platform Symphony client on UNIX in IBM Knowledge Center. Copyright IBM Corp. 2015,
6 About installing Platform Symphony on Linux It is assumed that you have root privileges and that you will use Platform Symphony's advanced workload execution mode when installing Platform Symphony. The Platform Symphony documentation in IBM Knowledge Center describes the installation of a Platform Symphony Cluster in detail. This topic describes some important points relating to the Platform Symphony installation for Algo Core components. Installation overview There are two main installation steps: 1. Install the master host, which is included in the setup distribution. The master host is the primary host which controls the grid. 2. Install the Compute Hosts, which are included in the computehost setup. Compute Hosts are worker hosts that run on all remaining nodes of the grid. Advanced workload execution mode for Platform Symphony Compared to the simplified workload execution mode (WEM), the advanced WEM approach provides more flexibility and allows different applications and users to run applications from the grid. To configure advanced WEM, ensure that the cluster property SIMPLIFIEDWEM is set to N. For more details on advanced WEM configuration and differences between simplified and advanced WEM, see the Platform Symphony documentation in IBM Knowledge Center. Specifying the cluster name By default, the cluster name is called cluster1. You can choose the cluster name by setting the CLUSTERNAME environment variable. For example, you can set it as follows: CLUSTERNAME=MyCustomClusterName Installing the Platform Symphony license After you have installed the Platform software, install the Platform Symphony entitlement file using the following command: $EGO_BINDIR/egoconfig setentitlement <entitlement_file> <entitlement_file> is particular to your environment. For more information, see egoconfig in IBM Knowledge Center. Configuring Platform Symphony for Algo One applications The Algo Core software requires Platform configuration including a Platform Symphony application definition. Refer to the IBM Platform Symphony documentation in IBM Knowledge Center for additional information. 2 IBM Algo One: Using Algo Batch and Platform Symphony
7 Connect to the Platform Management Console The Platform Management Console (PMC) is your web interface to Platform Symphony. You use the Platform Management Console to configure Platform Symphony for use with the Algo Core software. Procedure 1. Verify the status of the Platform Management Console. a. Optional: Run $EGO_BINDIR/egosh service list. b. Review the WEBGUI (Platform Management Console) log files in $EGO_TOP/gui/logs. 2. Run egosh client view GUIURL_1 to view details of the host and port for the Platform Management Console. The Platform Management Console defaults to port 8080 and can be reconfigured in $EGO_TOP/gui/conf/server.xml. 3. Optional: If reconfiguration is necessary, you can do one of the following: a. Optional: Bring down all the services on the master host. b. Optional: Run egosh service stop WEBGUI and then egosh service start WEBGUI. 4. Connect to the dashboard using the URL If this is the initial installation, the administrator login is user name/password of Admin/Admin. For more information, see How do I find the URL for the Platform Management Console? in the IBM Platform Symphony documentation in IBM Knowledge Center. What to do next Important: If the $EGO_TOP/gui directory does not exist in the implementation, the installation file is incorrect. Create a consumer All Platform applications require a consumer, which is tied to the Resource Groups. The Resource Groups are used to configure allocation of the applications to specific nodes with all the Resource Planning. Note: All applications must reside on leaf consumers. A consumer cannot be removed until all applications are unregistered from it. Procedure See Create a consumer in the IBM Platform Symphony documentation in IBM Knowledge Center for more information on this procedure. In the dashboard of the Platform Management Console, create a consumer. 1. Name the consumer Algo. 2. Select the ComputeHosts resource group. Algo One components can share the grid using the ComputeHosts resource group. Register the Algo application for Platform Symphony Algo Software connects to Platform Symphony through a Platform application definition. A template application definition, known as AlgoApp, is included in the Algo Batch installation directory. Using IBM Platform Symphony with Algo Core components 3
8 Procedure 1. Locate the Algo application profile definition file in $ALGOBATCH_HOME/install/ platform/symexecapplicationprofilealgoapp.xml. 2. Update the Consumer ID that was created or assigned for the application profile definition file as well as the Resource Group. <Consumer applicationname="algoapp" consumerid="/algo" resourcegroupname="computehosts" <!-- subsequent lines omitted in this example --> 3. Load (register) the Algo application profile definition file. v v You can use the Platform Management Console. See Register a new application in IBM Knowledge Center. You can run $SOAM_BINDDIR/soamreg SymexecApplicationProfileAlgoApp.xml. Requirements for configuring the Algo One software for Platform Symphony Algo One licensing requirements for Platform Symphony Running Algo One software on Platform Symphony requires an Algorithmics RLM license that includes: PlatformSymphony, >Algo_One_version> license The location of the Algorithmics license is defined by the RLM _LICENSE environment variable, which is defined in $ALGO_TOP/cfg/environment.properties as follows: RLM_LICENSE=${ALGO_HOME}/licenses/rlm/license.lic Algo Security requirements for Platform Symphony users A Platform Symphony implementation requires that the Algo Security third-party credential PLATFORMSYMPHONY is defined for the Platform Symphony user. Environment variables required Your Algo One environment requires that you update the environment variables in the environment.properties file so that they point to the local Platform Symphony installation. In the Platform Symphony installation, you get these variables after sourcing the./ego/cshrc.platform file. EGO_TOP=${PLAT_HOME} EGO_BINDIR=${EGO_TOP}/version_number/linux2.6-glibc2.3-x86_64/bin EGO_LIBDIR=${EGO_TOP}/version_number/linux2.6-glibc2.3-x86_64/lib EGO_CONFDIR=${EGO_TOP}/kernel/conf SOAM_BINDIR=${EGO_TOP}/soam/version_number/linux2.6-glibc2.3-x86_64/bin The version numbers shown in the example will vary based on the version of Platform Symphony that is installed. Algo Batch job stream requirements Algo Batch host or host group names identify the Platform Symphony applications on which Algo One operations run. All of the Algo One software operations can run within the AlgoApp defined in the application profile definition file $ALGOBATCH_HOME/install/platform/SymexecApplicationProfileAlgoApp.xml. 4 IBM Algo One: Using Algo Batch and Platform Symphony
9 Important: Algo Batch job streams must define the Default Host or Host Group Name to the AlgoApp. Figure 1. Sample Algo Batch global host environment Checking your variables for Algo One and Platform Symphony Before you can proceed to use Platform Symphony with Algo One, you must perform a set of steps to ensure that the variables are properly configured Procedure 1. Run the source command on the file $ALGO_TOP/cshrc (for example, source $ALGO_TOP/cshrc). 2. Run the source command on the file $EGO_TOP/cshrc.platform (for example, source $EGO_TOP/cshrc.platform). 3. Run the runjobbox application using this command line: $ALGOBATCH_HOME/bin/ runjobbox -C M platformsymphony -U <algosecurity_username> -P <algosecurity_password>. The -M option identifies the scheduler as platformsymphony. Quick reference for installation and administration There are several tasks that you may need to perform to sett up, run, and administer IBM Platform Symphony with Algo Batch and other Algo One components. Using IBM Platform Symphony with Algo Core components 5
10 Ensure that the you run the source command to send the environment variables and commands set in cshrc.platform to the shell. See Checking your variables for Algo One and Platform Symphony on page 5 for more information. Note: Refer to the IBM Platform Symphony documentation in IBM Knowledge Center for more detail on Platform Symphony-specific commands and scripts. Start Platform Symphony (single or ALL nodes) If you installed Platform Symphony without root privileges, then, on each node, start the Master and Compute nodes by running $EGO_BINDIR/egosh ego start. If the installation was done with root privileges, you can start all nodes by running $EGO_BINDIR/egosh ego start all. You can also use $EGO_BINDIR/egostartup.sh to start all nodes. Note: If you are having SSH security issues, start each node using the above command. Shut down Platform Symphony servers Run $EGO_BINDIR/egosh ego shutdown. If Platform Symphony is not installed with root privileges, each node needs to be shutdown. Register an Algo application profile To register the Algo application profile definition, on the master node, run $SOAM_BINDDIR/soamreg SymexecApplicationProfileAlgoApp.xml Unregister an Algo application If you registered the Algo application, unload the Algo application by running $SOAM_BINDDIR/soamunreg AlgoApp. List nodes on the grid To get the list of nodes configured for the cluster and a high-level status of the nodes, run $EGO_BINDIR/egosh resource list. Expect a short wait for the operation to complete. List the statuses of services Run $EGO_BINDIR/egosh service list. You can get additional details about the services, run $EGO_BINDIR/egosh service view. Log into Platform Symphony Some Platform Symphony commands may require that a Platform Symphony user log on to the system instead of passing in the -u -x command line arguments. About running job streams in Platform Symphony Algo Batch job streams are executed with the platformsymphony job scheduler. Ensure that you have checked your environment variables for Platform Syphony and Algo One. Concurrent Algo Batch tasks For the Platform Symphony job scheduler, the maxthreads setting defines the number of concurrent tasks executed for either a job box if using 6 IBM Algo One: Using Algo Batch and Platform Symphony
11 $ALGOBATCH_HOME/bin/runJobBox or the number of concurrent tasks spanning the job stream, if executing $ALGOBATCH_HOME/bin/runJobstream. As a general rule, specify 20% more maxthreads then you have nodes. This will ensure that there is always an operation pending by the Platform Symphony scheduler. Monitoring job stream execution In most cases, each Algo Batch job box has an associated Platform Symphony session. For Algo Batch Service start operations (excluding RiskWatch), there will likely be more than one session. The Platform Session Tag includes the job box definition name and the Session Name contains the job box code with the Platform Application Name and Platform Symphony session. Quick reference of applicable Platform Symphony commands There are a set of commands that are helpful if you are integrating Algo One and Platform Symphony. Log in to Platform Symphony Source environment: /opt/ibm/platformsymphony<version_number>/cshrc.platform Check status of Platform Symphony services $EGO_BINDIR/egosh user logon u Admin x Admin Note: Some of the Platform Symphony commands may require that Platform Symphony user log on to the system instead of passing in the u and x command line arguments. Get list of nodes on the grid $EGO_BINDIR/egosh service list To get additional details of the service use: $EGO_BINDIR/egosh service view Starting nodes on the grid If the installation was done with ROOT, you can start all nodes using this command: $EGO_BINDIR/egosh ego start all You can also use the script $EGO_BINDIR/egostartup.sh. If installation was not done with ROOT, start each node using the command $EGO_BINDIR/egosh ego start. Troubleshooting the Platform Symphony installation When troubleshooting, start by using Stream Analyzer (SANE) or by checking the appropriate $ALGO_TOP/dynamic log directories, such as batchlog, consolelog, or log. You should also check the Platform Symphony logs. Refer to Debugging and troubleshooting in the IBM Platform Symphony documentation in IBM Knowledge Center for more information about the log files. Using IBM Platform Symphony with Algo Core components 7
12 Platform Symphony Scheduling Manager log files If there are issues with tasks pending, check the logs for the master host in $SOAM_HOME/logs. More specifically, see the log file ssm*.log and the sim.log files. For more information on these and related relate log files, see About log files and levels in the IBM Platform Symphony documentation in IBM Knowledge Center. Additional log file directories Here are the default locations of frequently needed log files: EGOSC: EGO_TOP/eservice/esc/log/esc.log.host_name LIM: EGO_TOP/kernel/log/lim.log.host_name VEMKD: EGO_TOP/kernel/log/vemkd.log.host_name PEM: EGO_TOP/kernel/log/pem.log.host_name RS: EGO_TOP/eservice/rs/log/rs.host_name.log SD: EGO_TOP/soam/logs/sd.host_name.log WEBGUI: EGO_TOP/gui/logs/wsm.log.host_name For more information on these and related log files, look up log files in the IBM Platform Symphony documentation in IBM Knowledge Center. Checking the Platform Symphony execution logs Every command that is executed on the Platform Symphony controlled grid is logged, including service start and stop operations. For more information on checking and retrieving logs for an application or task, see Retrieve application logs from the console in IBM Knowledge Center. The log for Start/Stop RWSRV is useful. Procedure 1. From the dashboard in the Platform Management Console, find the AlgoApp in the Symphony Workload > Monitor Workload tab. 2. Double-click AlgoApp to drill-down and find the session that failed. a. If the dashboard for the Session does not specify the Session Name or Session Tag, click Preferences to add them in. Session name <JobBox>,<Platform Application>,<Platform Session Type> Session Tag JobBox Definition Name 3. Drill into the session, locate the tasks that failed, and find the host on which the failed tasks ran. 4. With the host name, go to ${SOAM_HOME}/work/symexecservice/<host> and sort the directory by date and find the last process ID. 5. In this process ID directory, find the associated Platform Session ID. Results You can find any service commands, and start and stop session-level commands, if they are defined with the specific task command in question, in the execution log file. If Platform Symphony fault tolerance is configured, restart commands are also found in the execution log. 8 IBM Algo One: Using Algo Batch and Platform Symphony
13 Enabling additional logging for the Platform symexec application In order to troubleshoot Platform Symphony-related processes, you can edit the configuration of the symexec application so that debug-level messages are logged. For example, if you use the Platform Dashboard to stop RiskWatch services, you can run the kill operation from the GUI. If symexec is configured to log debug-level messages, the call to terminate the process is logged and you can then check the log file to verify that the kill command is terminating processes. Procedure 1. Open $SOAM_HOME/conf/api.log4j.properties in an editor. 2. Find the line #log4j.logger.symexec=debug, API and remove the # character to uncomment the line. 3. Disable and then re-enable the application. 4. Run the Algo request in Algo Batch. 5. On the compute node where the command was executed, examine the file $SOAM_HOME/work/api.host_name.log. The log related to symexec should have SYMEXEC in it. The RiskWatch process ID related to the RiskWatch server startup is SYM_SVC_STARTUP_CMD_PID. The line for the final cleanup process should shows something similar to Killing service with PID. Setting up Platform Symphony for multiple Algo One solutions You can configure your Algo One and Platform Symphony installations to run two Algo One solutions. For the sake of this discussion, the two Algo One solutions are referred to as Solution1 (for example, a market risk solution) and Solution2 (for example, a credit risk solution). User ID requirements You must have two different Linux/UNIX operating system IDs on a common Platform Symphony installation. To run multiple Algo One solutions on the same Platform Symphony grid, the operating system IDs provided for these users must all belong to the same user group for the operating system (namely the UNIX/Linux group): v Cluster Admin user v Solution1 user v Solution2 user Creating an additional Algo One solution Before you begin Before you begin with the creation of another Algo One installation for use with Platform Symphony, ensure that Platform Symphony was not installed in Simplified Workflow Execution Mode (WEM). For more information, see Advanced workload execution mode for Platform Symphony on page 2. Using IBM Platform Symphony with Algo Core components 9
14 This topic covers subjects that are intended for an audience of experienced integration engineers who are familiar with Algo One. Procedure Prepare Solution2 in Platform Symphony. 1. Create a second Consumer, referred to here as Solution2_Consumer, and specify the appropriate operating system user ID on this consumer. 2. Copy the Algo Platform application profile that you are currently using and, based on that, create a new application profile. a. Register the new application profile in Platform Symphony. b. Attach the consumer Solution2_Consumer to the new application profile. This new application profile, referred to as AlgoApp2, is referenced later. Test and verify your changes. 3. Run a basic Algo Batch command-line operation (for example, start a service such as Algo Hierarchy Server). If the Algo Batch operation fails, check the Platform Symphony log files for the cause. For more information on the important log files, see Troubleshooting the Platform Symphony installation on page 7. Create and set up Solution2. 4. Follow the standard steps using the Linux/UNIX operating system ID to create/configure the Solution1 installation. 5. Using the Linux/UNIX operating system ID of the Solution2 user, create a second ALGO_TOP for Solution2. 6. Configure the second ALGO_TOP so that the Algo Security service and Algo Batch service run. See Algo Security requirements for Platform Symphony users on page 4 for more information about the third-party credential requirements. 7. Ensure that the debug setting is enabled in the algosuitelocal.xml file so that additional logs are generated. 8. Configure a simple job stream with a single test job box that starts a single component (for example, Algo Hierarchy Server). Ensure that the job stream is configured to run on the local host. 9. Run the test job box and ensure that it starts. Check the Algo Service Browser to confirm that the operation was registered. Confirm that there are no permission issues with the second ALGO_TOP. 10. Convert the host to point to the AlgoApp2 Platform Symphony application that you created previously. 11. Verify the Platform Symphony-related variables in $ALGO_TOP/cfg/ environment.properties. For a list of the variables, see Environment variables required on page Run the test job box against the AlgoApp2 application and the Solution2_Consumer consumer. Creating an additional application using restricted hosts You can restrict Algo One services to run on specific hosts by creating a new Platform application that uses a new consumer that has a restricted list of hosts configured for the resource group. 10 IBM Algo One: Using Algo Batch and Platform Symphony
15 Procedure Create a resource on a list of hosts See Create a resource group by host names in IBM Knowledge Center for more information on this procedure. 1. In the dashboard of the Platform Management Console, select one or more host on which the Algo One services should run and create the Resource Group. 2. For the purposes of this example, name the resource group AlgoService. Create a consumer on the new resource group See Create a consumer in IBM Knowledge Center for more information on this procedure. 3. In the dashboard of the Platform Management Console, create a consumer. a. Name the consumer AlgoService. b. Select the resource group resource group that you created previously (namely, AlgoService). Create and register a new Platform Symphony application. 4. Copy the Platform Symphony application profile definition file $ALGOBATCH_HOME/install/platform/SymexecApplicationProfileAlgoApp.xml, rename it, and then open the copied file in a text editor. For example, rename the file SymexecApplicationProfileAlgoServiceApp.xml. 5. In the Consumer element, edit the attributes applicationname, consumerid, and resourcegroupname. a. Set Consumer@applicationName to a new and unique name (for example, AlgoServiceApp). b. Set Consumer@consumerId to the consumer name (for example, /AlgoService). c. Set Consumer@resourceGroupName to the resource group name (for example, AlgoService). <Consumer applicationname="algoserviceapp" consumerid="/algo" resourcegroupname="algoservice" taskhighwatermark="1.0" tasklowwatermark="1.0" delayslotrelease="30" prestartapplication="false" numofslotsforpreloadedservices="1"/> 6. To register the new the application, use the Platform Management Console or run $SOAM_BINDDIR/soamreg <filename.xml>. <filename.xml> is the application profile definition file. Refer to the IBM Platform Symphony documentation in IBM Knowledge Center for more information on the soamreg command. Update the job streams to use the new Platform Symphony application 7. In Algo Batch Editor, for each job stream, update the Host Group to use the new Platform Symphony application. This ensures that only the Algo One services associated with this Platform Symphony application only run on the hosts specified in the resource group Disabling an Algo One application in IBM Platform Symphony If necessary, you can use the Platform Management Console to disable an AlgoApp. You can disable the application to clear the session and task history. Using IBM Platform Symphony with Algo Core components 11
16 Procedure Under Monitor Workload, select the Consumer on the left-hand side, and then select Disable. Configure Platform Symphony so tasks finish before reclamation You should configure Platform Symphony so that old tasks, in this case Algo Batch tasks, are not reclaimed immediately and are given time to finish. Before you begin Export your Algo application profiles to files using the following command: soamview app appname -p >filename. Procedure 1. Configure the following attributes so that the values of these are greater than the longest Algo One task's run time (for example, the longest RiskWatch simulation time). a. Set the suspendgraceperiod and taskcleanupperiod for the application profiles. Refer to the Platform Symphony documentation in IBM Knowledge Center for more information about the suspendgraceperiod attribute. 2. In the Control section of the application profile, go to and set the value so that the value is greater than the time it takes to shut down the RiskWatch service. 3. For each EGO consumer, configure the resource reclaim behavior by setting that the reclaim grace period to a realistic value that allows tasks from all of your applications enough execution time and time to clean up to avoid unnecessary interruption. In the Platform Management Console, the reclaim behavior is configured in the Consumer Properties. For more information, see Configuration to modify the reclaim grace period in the IBM Platform Symphony documentation in IBM Knowledge Center. Note: Platform Symphony accepts the minimum of taskcleanupperiod and the Reclaim grace period, so both values must be set to the same value (factoring in differences in units of time). What to do next Re-register your application profiles (for example, using the soamreg command). See Updating applications in the IBM Platform Symphony documentation in IBM Knowledge Center for more information on this subject. Configure RiskWatch services to restart You can edit the symexecservice application definition for RiskWatch so that RiskWatch services restart after each partition is calculated and a timeout occurs. By default, the symexecservice application definition for RiskWatch is configured so that a RiskWatch service continues to run after a partition is processed. Refer to the Platform Symphony documentation in IBM Knowledge Center for more information on the actiononsi attribute. 12 IBM Algo One: Using Algo Batch and Platform Symphony
17 Procedure 1. Open the symexecservice application definition for RiskWatch in an editor. 2. For each Return element in the application definition, where change from keepalive to restartservice. Questions about Algo One and Platform Symphony integration Various questions that concern the integration of Algo One and Platform Symphony are answered here. Is SSH required? Platform Symphony only uses Secure Shell (SSH) for remote startup (that is, egosh ego start all <host,...>). If a user can start Platform Symphony locally on each host, (that is, run egosh ego start), then SSH is not required. Do I need to change the default slot allocation policy for Platform Symphony? In most cases, yes. The default slot allocation policy is Stacked. With this policy, for each allocation, hosts are selected in the order in which they are listed in the resource group during initialization. You will likely set it to Balanced. Balanced slot allocation ensures that CPU slots are evenly allocated from all available hosts, and one host is not overloaded while other hosts are sitting idle. For more information, see Balanced Slot Allocation Feature: Allocating CPU Slots Equally Across Hosts in the IBM Platform Symphony documentation in IBM Knowledge Center. Using IBM Platform Symphony with Algo Core components 13
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23 Index P Platform Symphony application unloading 6 job streams monitoring 6 listing nodes 6 listing statuses of services 6 logging in 6 nodes listing 6 servers shutting down 6 services listing 6 shutting down servers 6 starting 6 tasks concurrency 6 threading maxthreads 6 unloading an application 6 Copyright IBM Corp. 2015,
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