InfoSphereDataStageEssentials PDF

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Webinar Series
IBM InfoSphere DataStage Essentials

(Understanding the basics of InfoSphere DataStage)
Introduction
 Christine Thomson
 Subject Matter Expert
 christine.thomson@webagesolutions.com
 Web Age Solutions
 Providing a broad spectrum of regular and
customized training classes in
programming, system administration and
architecture to our clients across the
world
2
Overview of Talk
 IBM's InfoSphere platform
 Function and core highlights of InfoSphere
DataStage
 Architecture of InfoSphere DataStage
 Working with InfoSphere DataStage
 Key features of InfoSphere DataStage
3
The Big Picture

IBM InfoSphere Platform
5
IBM InfoSphere Components
6
IBM InfoSphere Integration
7
IBM InfoSphere Architecture
8
What is InfoSphere DataStage?
 Part of the InfoSphere Information Server
suite:
 Uses the shared metadata repository to integrate
with other components
 Web-based operations console enables users to
view and analyze the runtime environment
 Data integration tool:
 Enables users to move and transform data
between operational, transactional, and
analytical target systems
9
Why InfoSphere DataStage?
 Provides direct connectivity to enterprise
applications as sources or targets:
 Ensures that the most relevant, complete, and accurate
data is integrated into your data integration project
 Solves large-scale business problems:
 Uses the parallel processing capabilities of multiprocessor
hardware platforms
 Accelerates development time:
 Use the hundreds of prebuilt transformation functions
 Simplifies the process of data transformation
 Transformation functions can be modified and reused
 Decrease the overall cost of development
 Increase the effectiveness in building, deploying, and
managing your data integration infrastructure
10
Core Highlights
InfoSphere DataStage v9.1 Highlights
 Built on a massively parallel processing (MPP)
architecture
 Overcome the common challenges associated
with “big” and “regular” data
 Design once and deploy anywhere, improves
performance and provides greater integration agility
while keeping costs low
 Prioritize and streamline tasks
 Leverage a common enterprise-wide business
rules approach
 Quickly process and react to business changes
 Available for customers who require broader data
integration capabilities
12
Support for Big Data
Manage big data from new and emerging
sources
architecture
 Easily scales to meet the demanding data integration
requirements of a Hadoop environment
 “Design-once, run anywhere” paradigm provides the
flexibility to easily move data integration tasks
between a single machine and a cluster of low-
commodity servers
 Job design is isolated from run time environment:
 Enables developers to focus on the business requirements at
hand rather than coding explicitly for a given architecture
13
Various Methods of ETL
14
Workload Management
InfoSphere DataStage supports policy-driven
control of system resources and prioritization
of different workload classes
 Support for various policy-driven controls:
 System-level job policies
 System-level resource policies
 Queue-based policies
 Administrators can proactively manage the
distribution of resources and payloads
 Useful in shared services environments where multiple teams share
a common hardware infrastructure
 Get the best out of hardware
 Prioritize mission-critical tasks
 Throttle job activities where resources exceed specified thresholds
 Assess, assign and reassign priorities as new jobs are submitted
15
Empowering Business Users
InfoSphere DataStage integrates directly with
IBM Operational Decision Management
(formerly ILOG JRules)
 Implementation of decision logic tightens the link
between business people and IT
 Responsive business rules management tools
 Rules can quickly be promoted to the operational
environment and consumed by InfoSphere Information
Server
 Systems can react instantly in to gain business advantage
16
Control of Operational Environment
InfoSphere DataStage enriches the level of
information and control available for the data
integration and data quality runtime
environment
 Run jobs directly from a web-based operations
console
 Combine with the enhanced ability to view full log
messages to adapt more quickly to new information
 Prebuilt reports included which can be deployed for
IBM Cognos BI
17
Performance Optimization
InfoSphere DataStage and QualityStage
Designer client optimized to scale up
accommodating even more users working in
shared services environments
 Shows performance gains of 60% or more for some
of its most common operations
 Data integration engine includes two new
enhancements:
 Connector optimization - new DBMS connector boost
delivers job results faster
 Improved Windows process model – now uses native
process forking APIs to increase scalability on Windows
18
A Closer Look
More detail
InfoSphere DataStage is the data integration
component of IBM InfoSphere Information
Server
 Provides a graphical framework for developing the
jobs that move data from source systems to target
systems
 Transformed data can be delivered to data
warehouses, data marts, and operational data stores,
real-time web services and messaging systems, and
other enterprise applications
 Supports ETL and ETL patterns
20
InfoSphere DataStage Architecture
21
InfoSphere DataStage Tier Topology
22
Partitioning and Dynamic Repartitioning
 InfoSphere Information Server parallel
technology operates using a divide-and-conquer
technique:
 Partition parallelism:
 Split the largest integration jobs into subsets
 pipeline parallelism:
 Flowing these subsets concurrently across all available
processors
 Delivers true linear scalability
 Performance increases proportionally to the
number of processors
23
Data Partitioning
24
Working with
InfoSphere DataStage
Get More from InfoSphere DataStage
Use the capabilities of other IBM InfoSphere
Information Server components as you develop
and deploy InfoSphere DataStage jobs
 Collaborate across projects by using the metadata
repository
 Determine development requirements for a project by
using IBM InfoSphere Blueprint Director
 Collaborate with business analysts to jump-start job
designs by using IBM InfoSphere FastTrack
 Develop data rules by using IBM InfoSphere Information
Analyzer
 Deploy jobs as services by using IBM InfoSphere
Information Services Director
26
InfoSphere DataStage Design Elements
Design jobs that extract data from various sources,
transform it, and deliver it to target systems in
the required formats.
 Extract and load data
 Transform data
 Enrich data
 Cleanse data
 Real-time processing
 Big data processing
 Combine jobs in a sequence job
27
Sample Scenario
28
Projects
 All work is organized in projects, along with
associated design items
 Different users can be granted access to different
projects
 For example, give each designer on your team an
individual project to work in
 An engine tier can have any number of projects
 Use the Administrator client to perform administrative
tasks on an engine tier and its associated projects
29
Jobs and Stages – 1/2
 Develop, test, deploy, and run jobs that move
data from source systems to target systems
 Jobs consist of stages linked together which
describe the flow of data from a data source to a
data target
 For example, a final data warehouse
 Stages have at least one data input or one data
output
 Some stages can accept more than one data input,
and output to more than one stage
30
 Different types of job have different stage types
 Stages that are available in the Designer depend
on the type of job that is currently open in the
Designer
 Jobs and Stages:
 Three types of jobs:
 Parallel
 Server
 Mainframe
 Two types of stages:
 Passive stages (E and L of ETL)
 Processor (active) stages (T of ETL)
31
Creating Jobs
32
Example of Job with Stages
33
InfoSphere DataStage User interfaces
 Web based tools:
 Information Server Web Console
 Clients:
 Designer
 Director
 Administrator
34
Information Server Web Console
 Use the web console for the following
administrative activities:
 Managing security
 Creating views of scheduled tasks
 Reporting
 Tasks that are associated with IBM InfoSphere
Business Glossary
 Tasks that are associated with the Information
Services catalog
35
36
Designer Client
 IBM InfoSphere DataStage and QualityStage
Designer:
Set up your project
Create, manage, and design jobs
Define tables
Access metadata services
37
Designer Client
38
Director Client
Director:
Validates, runs, schedules, and monitors jobs that are
run by the IBM InfoSphere Information Server engine
39
Director Client
40
Administrator Client
Adminstrator:
 Provides tools for managing general and project-
related tasks such as server timeout and NLS
mappings
 Exists in parallel with the web client-based Suite
Administrator
 open the Suite Administrator from within the Administrator
by clicking on the Suite Admin hyperlink
41
42
Key Features
Enterprise Connectivity
 Successful enterprise-class information
integration requires access to a full range of data
sources
 structured, semi-structured or unstructured within and outside of
the enterprise
 Connectivity to a virtually unlimited array of
heterogeneous data sources, targets and
applications that can be combined within a single
job
 Supports best-of-breed integration with IBM
Netezza Performance Server data warehouse
appliances
 Realize faster time to value 44
Develop and Maintenance
 Support for Developers and Administrators:
 InfoSphere Information Server uses a powerful
architecture:
 maximize speed, flexibility and effectiveness in building, deploying, updating
and managing data integration infrastructure
 InfoSphere DataStage leverages the productivity-enhancing
features of InfoSphere Information Server:
 reduce the learning curve
 simplify administration
 optimize the use of development resources
 Organizations achieve strong return on

investment (ROI):
 Quickly constructing their data integration solutions to gain
access to trustworthy information and share it across
applications and databases
45
Integrated Design Interfaces
 Single design interface shared by both
InfoSphere DataStage and IBM InfoSphere
QualityStage modules
 Enables designers to use any combination of
data quality and data transformation capabilities
 Ensures the right data is brought together at the
right time
46
Common Metadata Repositories
 Provides a unified metadata repository for
InfoSphere DataStage and all other modules
 Immediately access technical and process
metadata developed during data profiling,
cleansing and integration processes:
 Speed development
 Reduce the chance for errors
47
Productivity
 Development cycle shortened:
 Fosters reuse of existing data integration business
logic
 Employs a container concept enabling jobs and
metadata created in one container to be shared and
reused by other jobs
 Quick Find and Advanced Find capabilities:
 Easy to locate objects for reuse across different
projects
 Robust job specification reporting:
 Provides documentation so other developers can
easily understand job design and provide additional
support
48
Right-time Data Integration
 InfoSphere Information Server architecture
enables InfoSphere DataStage to operate in real
time:
 Captures messages or extracting data at a moment’s notice
on the same platform that integrates bulk data and using
the same transformation rules
 Use InfoSphere DataStage together with
InfoSphere Information Services Director:
 Data integration jobs can be deployed with Java Message
Services, web services and other methods
 Service oriented architecture (SOA) approach enables
numerous developers to share complex data integration
processes without requiring them to understand the steps
contained in the services
49
Flexibility and Scalability
 InfoSphere DataStage facilitates high performance
integration of massive amounts of data
 Leverages the parallel processing capabilities of
multiprocessor hardware platforms enabling
businesses to linearly scale the speed of data
throughput
 Scale transformation jobs to address the demands of
ever-growing data volumes and ever-shrinking batch
windows
 During development, the deployment configuration
automatically adds the desired degree of parallelism:
 For example, an organization could take an application from 2-way
processing in the morning to 32-way in the afternoon to 128-way processing
at night—all with a simple change to the configuration file
50
InfoSphere DataStage in Perspective
51
Summary
In this session, we:
Took a look at IBM's InfoSphere platform and
what DataStage brings in its offering
Examined the architecture of InfoSphere
DataStage
Learned how to use InfoSphere DataStage
Reviewed the key features of InfoSphere
DataStage
52
IBM InfoSphere DataStage Education
Web Age Solutions is an authorized provider of
IBM InfoSphere DataStage education.
 IBM InfoSphere DataStage Essentials 9.1 (KM202)

 Designed to introduce ETL developers to InfoSphere DataStage
9.1
 For project administrators and ETL developers responsible for
data extractions and transformations using InfoSphere
DataStage
For more details and other training options, visit our

training web site:
http://www.webagesolutions.com/training/
53
InfoSphere DataStage Resources
 IBM
 IBM InfoSphere DataStage home page
 http://www-03.ibm.com/software/products/en/ibminfodata
 IBM InfoSphere Information Server Information
Center
 http://pic.dhe.ibm.com/infocenter/iisinfsv/v9r1/index.jsp
54
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(Understanding the basics of InfoSphere DataStage)
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Introduction
 Christine Thomson
 Subject Matter Expert
 christine.thomson@webagesolutions.com
 Web Age Solutions
 Providing a broad spectrum of regular and
customized training classes in
programming, system administration and
architecture to our clients across the
world

Overview of Talk
 IBM's InfoSphere platform
 Function and core highlights of InfoSphere
DataStage
 Architecture of InfoSphere DataStage
 Working with InfoSphere DataStage
 Key features of InfoSphere DataStage

The Big Picture

IBM InfoSphere Platform

IBM InfoSphere Components

IBM InfoSphere Integration

IBM InfoSphere Architecture

What is InfoSphere DataStage?
 Part of the InfoSphere Information Server
suite:
 Uses the shared metadata repository to integrate
with other components
 Web-based operations console enables users to
view and analyze the runtime environment
 Data integration tool:
 Enables users to move and transform data
between operational, transactional, and
analytical target systems

Why InfoSphere DataStage?
 Provides direct connectivity to enterprise
applications as sources or targets:
 Ensures that the most relevant, complete, and accurate
data is integrated into your data integration project
 Solves large-scale business problems:
 Uses the parallel processing capabilities of multiprocessor
hardware platforms
 Accelerates development time:
 Use the hundreds of prebuilt transformation functions
 Simplifies the process of data transformation
 Transformation functions can be modified and reused
 Decrease the overall cost of development
 Increase the effectiveness in building, deploying, and
managing your data integration infrastructure
10

Core Highlights

InfoSphere DataStage v9.1 Highlights
architecture
 Overcome the common challenges associated
with “big” and “regular” data
 Design once and deploy anywhere, improves
performance and provides greater integration agility
while keeping costs low
 Prioritize and streamline tasks
 Leverage a common enterprise-wide business
rules approach
 Quickly process and react to business changes
 Available for customers who require broader data
integration capabilities
12

Support for Big Data
Manage big data from new and emerging
sources
architecture
 Easily scales to meet the demanding data integration
requirements of a Hadoop environment
 “Design-once, run anywhere” paradigm provides the
flexibility to easily move data integration tasks
between a single machine and a cluster of low-
commodity servers
 Job design is isolated from run time environment:
 Enables developers to focus on the business requirements at
hand rather than coding explicitly for a given architecture
13

Various Methods of ETL
14

Workload Management
InfoSphere DataStage supports policy-driven
control of system resources and prioritization
of different workload classes
 Support for various policy-driven controls:
 System-level job policies
 System-level resource policies
 Queue-based policies
 Administrators can proactively manage the
distribution of resources and payloads
 Useful in shared services environments where multiple teams share
a common hardware infrastructure
 Get the best out of hardware
 Prioritize mission-critical tasks
 Throttle job activities where resources exceed specified thresholds
 Assess, assign and reassign priorities as new jobs are submitted
15

Empowering Business Users
InfoSphere DataStage integrates directly with
IBM Operational Decision Management
(formerly ILOG JRules)
 Implementation of decision logic tightens the link
between business people and IT
 Responsive business rules management tools
 Rules can quickly be promoted to the operational
environment and consumed by InfoSphere Information
Server
 Systems can react instantly in to gain business advantage
16

Control of Operational Environment
InfoSphere DataStage enriches the level of
information and control available for the data
integration and data quality runtime
environment
 Run jobs directly from a web-based operations
console
 Combine with the enhanced ability to view full log
messages to adapt more quickly to new information
 Prebuilt reports included which can be deployed for
IBM Cognos BI
17

Performance Optimization
InfoSphere DataStage and QualityStage
Designer client optimized to scale up
accommodating even more users working in
shared services environments
 Shows performance gains of 60% or more for some
of its most common operations
 Data integration engine includes two new
enhancements:
 Connector optimization - new DBMS connector boost
delivers job results faster
 Improved Windows process model – now uses native
process forking APIs to increase scalability on Windows
18

A Closer Look

More detail
InfoSphere DataStage is the data integration
component of IBM InfoSphere Information
Server
 Provides a graphical framework for developing the
jobs that move data from source systems to target
systems
 Transformed data can be delivered to data
warehouses, data marts, and operational data stores,
real-time web services and messaging systems, and
other enterprise applications
 Supports ETL and ETL patterns
20

InfoSphere DataStage Architecture
21

InfoSphere DataStage Tier Topology
22

Partitioning and Dynamic Repartitioning
 InfoSphere Information Server parallel
technology operates using a divide-and-conquer
technique:
 Partition parallelism:
 Split the largest integration jobs into subsets
 pipeline parallelism:
 Flowing these subsets concurrently across all available
processors
 Delivers true linear scalability
 Performance increases proportionally to the
number of processors
23

Data Partitioning
24

Working with
InfoSphere DataStage

Get More from InfoSphere DataStage
Use the capabilities of other IBM InfoSphere
Information Server components as you develop
and deploy InfoSphere DataStage jobs
 Collaborate across projects by using the metadata
repository
 Determine development requirements for a project by
using IBM InfoSphere Blueprint Director
 Collaborate with business analysts to jump-start job
designs by using IBM InfoSphere FastTrack
 Develop data rules by using IBM InfoSphere Information
Analyzer
 Deploy jobs as services by using IBM InfoSphere
Information Services Director
26

InfoSphere DataStage Design Elements
Design jobs that extract data from various sources,
transform it, and deliver it to target systems in
the required formats.
 Extract and load data
 Transform data
 Enrich data
 Cleanse data
 Real-time processing
 Big data processing
 Combine jobs in a sequence job
27

Sample Scenario
28

Projects
 All work is organized in projects, along with
associated design items
 Different users can be granted access to different
projects
 For example, give each designer on your team an
individual project to work in
 An engine tier can have any number of projects
 Use the Administrator client to perform administrative
tasks on an engine tier and its associated projects
29

 Develop, test, deploy, and run jobs that move
data from source systems to target systems
 Jobs consist of stages linked together which
describe the flow of data from a data source to a
data target
 For example, a final data warehouse
 Stages have at least one data input or one data
output
 Some stages can accept more than one data input,
and output to more than one stage
30

 Different types of job have different stage types
 Stages that are available in the Designer depend
on the type of job that is currently open in the
Designer
 Jobs and Stages:
 Three types of jobs:
 Parallel
 Server
 Mainframe
 Two types of stages:
 Passive stages (E and L of ETL)
 Processor (active) stages (T of ETL)
31

Creating Jobs
32

Example of Job with Stages
33

InfoSphere DataStage User interfaces
 Web based tools:
 Information Server Web Console
 Clients:
 Designer
 Director
 Administrator
34

 Use the web console for the following
administrative activities:
 Managing security
 Creating views of scheduled tasks
 Reporting
 Tasks that are associated with IBM InfoSphere
Business Glossary
 Tasks that are associated with the Information
Services catalog
35

36

Designer Client
Designer:
Set up your project
Create, manage, and design jobs
Define tables
Access metadata services
37

Designer Client
38

Director Client
Director:
Validates, runs, schedules, and monitors jobs that are
run by the IBM InfoSphere Information Server engine
39

Director Client
40

Adminstrator:
 Provides tools for managing general and project-
related tasks such as server timeout and NLS
mappings
 Exists in parallel with the web client-based Suite
Administrator
 open the Suite Administrator from within the Administrator
by clicking on the Suite Admin hyperlink
41

42

Key Features

Enterprise Connectivity
 Successful enterprise-class information
integration requires access to a full range of data
sources
 structured, semi-structured or unstructured within and outside of
the enterprise
 Connectivity to a virtually unlimited array of
heterogeneous data sources, targets and
applications that can be combined within a single
job
 Supports best-of-breed integration with IBM
Netezza Performance Server data warehouse
appliances
 Realize faster time to value 44

Develop and Maintenance
 Support for Developers and Administrators:
 InfoSphere Information Server uses a powerful
architecture:
 maximize speed, flexibility and effectiveness in building, deploying, updating
and managing data integration infrastructure
 InfoSphere DataStage leverages the productivity-enhancing
features of InfoSphere Information Server:
 reduce the learning curve
 simplify administration
 optimize the use of development resources
 Organizations achieve strong return on

investment (ROI):
 Quickly constructing their data integration solutions to gain
access to trustworthy information and share it across
applications and databases
45

Integrated Design Interfaces
 Single design interface shared by both
InfoSphere DataStage and IBM InfoSphere
QualityStage modules
 Enables designers to use any combination of
data quality and data transformation capabilities
 Ensures the right data is brought together at the
right time
46

Common Metadata Repositories
 Provides a unified metadata repository for
InfoSphere DataStage and all other modules
 Immediately access technical and process
metadata developed during data profiling,
cleansing and integration processes:
 Speed development
 Reduce the chance for errors
47

Productivity
 Development cycle shortened:
 Fosters reuse of existing data integration business
logic
 Employs a container concept enabling jobs and
metadata created in one container to be shared and
reused by other jobs
 Quick Find and Advanced Find capabilities:
 Easy to locate objects for reuse across different
projects
 Robust job specification reporting:
 Provides documentation so other developers can
easily understand job design and provide additional
support
48

Right-time Data Integration
 InfoSphere Information Server architecture
enables InfoSphere DataStage to operate in real
time:
 Captures messages or extracting data at a moment’s notice
on the same platform that integrates bulk data and using
the same transformation rules
 Use InfoSphere DataStage together with
InfoSphere Information Services Director:
 Data integration jobs can be deployed with Java Message
Services, web services and other methods
 Service oriented architecture (SOA) approach enables
numerous developers to share complex data integration
processes without requiring them to understand the steps
contained in the services
49

Flexibility and Scalability
 InfoSphere DataStage facilitates high performance
integration of massive amounts of data
 Leverages the parallel processing capabilities of
multiprocessor hardware platforms enabling
businesses to linearly scale the speed of data
throughput
 Scale transformation jobs to address the demands of
ever-growing data volumes and ever-shrinking batch
windows
 During development, the deployment configuration
automatically adds the desired degree of parallelism:
 For example, an organization could take an application from 2-way
processing in the morning to 32-way in the afternoon to 128-way processing
at night—all with a simple change to the configuration file
50

InfoSphere DataStage in Perspective
51

Summary
In this session, we:
Took a look at IBM's InfoSphere platform and
what DataStage brings in its offering
Examined the architecture of InfoSphere
DataStage
Learned how to use InfoSphere DataStage
Reviewed the key features of InfoSphere
DataStage
52

IBM InfoSphere DataStage Education
Web Age Solutions is an authorized provider of
IBM InfoSphere DataStage education.
 IBM InfoSphere DataStage Essentials 9.1 (KM202)

 Designed to introduce ETL developers to InfoSphere DataStage
9.1
 For project administrators and ETL developers responsible for
data extractions and transformations using InfoSphere
DataStage
For more details and other training options, visit our

training web site:
http://www.webagesolutions.com/training/
53

InfoSphere DataStage Resources
 IBM
 IBM InfoSphere DataStage home page
 http://www-03.ibm.com/software/products/en/ibminfodata
 IBM InfoSphere Information Server Information
Center
 http://pic.dhe.ibm.com/infocenter/iisinfsv/v9r1/index.jsp
54

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