The HPE Integrity NonStop Operating System Architecture training course provides an in-depth understanding of the J-series and L-series NonStop operating systems architecture. It includes Itanium and x86-64 based processors, modular I/O, and Cluster I/O subsystems, as well as their ServerNet and InfiniBand fabrics. It also includes debugging, run-time architecture, memory management, process control, and synchronization. TNS/X, TNS/E, and TNS process executions are explained, along with the internals that support user services. User services such as Guardian and Open System Services (OSS) file systems and process control are also examined.
By attending HPE Integrity NonStop Operating System Architecture workshop, delegates will learn to:
- Understand Itanium and x86-64 based NonStop systems
- Know when to use a particular debugger
- Understand ordinary DLLs and programs using DLLs
- Describe how virtual addressing is supported by the addressing schemes of TNS/X, TNS/E, and TNS processes
- Understand the fundamental tools and mechanisms used by the NonStop operating system
- Describe memory management and process control functions
- Understand the Guardian and OSS file systems and their supporting structures
- Know the elements of the NonStop operating system that constitute the message system
- Support HPE software products
- Working knowledge of C/C++ or pTAL
This HPE Integrity NonStop Operating System Architecture class is recommended for:
- System Programmers
- Field Analysts
- Application Designers