- How to Use This Catalog
- Form and Content of Process Catalog Entries
- Application Optimization
- Asset Management
- Budget Management
- Business Continuity
- Business Relationship Management
- Capacity Planning
- Change Management
- Configuration Management
- Contract Management
- Contractor Management
- Cost Recovery
- Data Storage Management
- Facilities Management
- Inventory Management
- Job Scheduling
- Negotiation Management
- Network Management
- Output Management
- Performance Management
- Problem Management
- Production Acceptance
- Production Control
- Physical Database Management
- Quality Assurance
- Security Management
- Service-Level Management
- Service Request Management
- Software Distribution
- System Monitoring
- Tape Management
- Workload Monitoring
Physical Database Management
This process aims to manage the physical design, integrity, performance, and access to corporate database systems. It assists customers with implementation of database redesign, optimization, and recovery activities.
Tasks |
Skills |
Utilize database management software tools Utilities to extract, duplicate, and back up databases Define and enforce standards around database design/usage Support ad hoc requests for temporary databases |
Understand physical characteristics of the major database vendors Knowledgeable about the redesign, optimization, and recovery of database elements |
Staffing |
Automation Technology |
Storage administrators Storage management specialists Database specialist |
Database management software Support utilities for reorganization, data-set extraction, backup, and so forth |
Best Practices |
Metrics |
Use of a common organization and management process for all enterprise databases Proactive monitoring of databases for optimization Interface with Disk Storage Management process to ensure appropriate media selection and caching approach Achieving appropriate availability for production databases |
Cost/MB of database data Database availability Response time Mean time to recovery |
Process Integration |
Futures |
Disk management |
Self-analyzing database design software Tighter integration of databases and storage subsystems Policy-based management software Mirroring/vaulting technologies for continuous operations Better understanding of responsibilities for shared data among businesses |