OpenVMS school training courses in Denver, CO (public, in-house or online)

This course provides the foundations to perform crash dump analysis on HP OpenVMS Alpha servers. Alpha architectural characteristics are introduced in order to analyze crash dumps and system hangs. The calling standard is reviewed, allowing students to walk call frames to determine where improper arguments to a function call have been passed. Interrupts and exception code flow are discussed. Considerable time is spent exploring different types of crashes and reviewing specific examples.

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This course is intended to quickly bring the application programmer up to speed in an OpenVMS environment. The scope of material is fairly broad from basic compiling to advanced system services. Although some of the material will be provided as an exposure to capabilities available to the programmer, it is expected that the students will be able to program at an in depth level upon completion of this course. The course covers the following categories: General Programming, Synchronization, File S...

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This course is designed for students who need a fast-track to performing the tasks required to manage an OpenVMS system, and who have enough previous experience with system management that they can grasp concepts quickly. Students will learn how OpenVMS is structured, how to perform security, DCL, and utility procedures, how to install software applications, and how to set up and configure an OpenVMS cluster. The course incorporates our Lab+Lecture format.

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This course provides a general overview of system mechanisms such as interrupt priority level, spinlocks, CPU context, and access modes. This course is designed to examine the components, structures, and mechanisms of the OpenVMS operating system on Integrity Server and Alpha platforms. It is intended for students without significant programming backgrounds, who want a better understanding of how OpenVMS works. Students attending this course should develop a better understanding of general troub...

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This course presents OpenVMS performance under three subsystems: Memory Management, I/O and CPU. This course features:

Isolating performance bottlenecks to one of the three subsystems.
Effects of SYSGEN parameters on each of the subsystems, when to change these parameters and when other management modifications or the purchase of new hardware will be required.
Sufficiency (keeping the system running), as well as tuning considerations.
The relative merits/drawbacks of using AUT...

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