BMC AMI Ops SYSPROG Services

The architecture of BMC AMI Ops SYSPROG Services is centered around its ISPF interface, which serves as the primary point of interaction for system programmers. The key components include the ISPF interface itself, the data collection and processing engine, and the reporting and display modules. The ISPF interface provides a user-friendly environment for accessing system information and executing commands.

The data collection engine utilizes z/OS system services and APIs to gather real-time data on system performance, resource utilization, and other critical metrics. This engine processes the collected data and makes it available for analysis and reporting. The reporting and display modules present the processed data through various ISPF panels and reports, allowing users to visualize system behavior and identify potential issues.

Data storage is primarily handled within the z/OS environment, leveraging system-level data structures and APIs. The product does not expose external APIs. Authentication is managed through the z/OS security system, supporting methods like RACF, ACF2, or Top Secret.

Access control is enforced using RBAC, ensuring that users have appropriate permissions to access system resources and functions. The product integrates with other BMC AMI Ops components, such as the monitoring solution, to provide a comprehensive view of the entire z/OS environment. This architecture is designed to provide deep visibility into z/OS system internals, enabling efficient monitoring, troubleshooting, and performance optimization.