Sas Administator
CurrentNow, after the whole environment is up and running, the migration started. Me, I was given the task of migrating the whole Production environment from UNIX to LINUX. In total, many scheduled jobs, Xoom transfers in and out of the old of the old environment had to be replicated on the linux Production environment. Yes, copy and paste.... you will be taking like my project manager. Yes, building a plan of everything running Xoom transfers, and ensuring sources are replicated into the new simple… Show more Now, after the whole environment is up and running, the migration started. Me, I was given the task of migrating the whole Production environment from UNIX to LINUX. In total, many scheduled jobs, Xoom transfers in and out of the old of the old environment had to be replicated on the linux Production environment. Yes, copy and paste.... you will be taking like my project manager. Yes, building a plan of everything running Xoom transfers, and ensuring sources are replicated into the new simple, but simulator structure in production. Then migrating all the SAS jobs (Eg code, base code and SAS DI Studio jobs) into a standard and making it Gridified. That is where I built the Development Framework where by you “plug in” the old code and it run as Gridified code making use of all resources as intended by the Grid setup(available hosts, etc) and notifications via email to ensure tracking of status. This wS done and implemented on UAT first then migrated to Production and scheduled through WADE. In total a number of 650 jobs running some daily, weekly and monthly. This excludes the bank applications like IFRS9 which was to deliver on WD 2. Making use of queues to ensure deliver dates are met and required by business owners. This was and is an awesome journey that will take me forward........ Show less