Leveraging Tivoli Service Automation Manager to create IBM Workload Deployer patterns

One of the major advantages of using an orchestration layer for private cloud, such as Tivoli Service Automation Manager, is the ability to deploy patterns as part of a complex cloud topology.  IBM Workload Deployer is an appliance that is packaged with software to manage resources in a cloud computing environment to deploy WebSphere patterns.  This appliance, combined with the orchestration capabilities of Tivoli Service Automation, gives customers the ability to deploy WebSphere patterns along with other patterns though a unified cloud self-service interface.

The following steps describe a walkthrough of Tivoli Service Automation Manager deploying a cloud service with IBM Workload Deployer:

  1. Select the Create Project with a Workload Deployer Patternoption.
  2. Fill in the project details, and select an available workload deployer pattern for deployment.
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David Kwock

About David Kwock

David is a Service Management Solution Architect in the US. He has 11 years of experience in the IT Service Management field, 4 of which have been with IBM. His areas of expertise include service management, service-oriented architecture, cloud computing and dynamic infrastructure. He has written extensively about IT Service Management and service-oriented architecture including an IBM Redpaper™ publication about Tivoli Provisioning Manager for OS deployment in a retail environment and Tivoli integration scenarios.
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One Response to Leveraging Tivoli Service Automation Manager to create IBM Workload Deployer patterns

  1. Vipin says:

    Hi David, Can you please post some topics which can explain the bonding between IWD and TSAM?
    Thanks in advance.

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