M orag's Q uirks This is part of an occasional series of small blog posts where I (Morag) will write about some of the quirks in IBM MQ, in the hope of invoking the response, "Well, I didn't know that!" Read other posts in this series . A recent post by Roger Lacroix about the speed...
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This is part of a series of small blog posts which will cover some of the smaller, perhaps less likely to be noticed, features of IBM MQ. Read other posts in this series . It seems that there are quite regularly questions on the MQ Forums where users are asking some flavour of the following...
IBM MQ supports the exchange of information between applications, systems, services, and files by sending and receiving message data via messaging queues. This simplifies the creation and maintenance of business applications. IBM MQ works with a broad range of computing platforms and can be...
This is part of a series of small blog posts which will cover some of the smaller, perhaps less likely to be noticed, features of IBM MQ. Read other posts in this series . Prompted by a recent blog post by Colin Paice I realised that the IBM MQ DISPLAY ENTAUTH command is perhaps not as...
Yes – the recently issued report , available here: “ IBM MQ for z/OS – Managed File Transfer Performance ” has already received a minor refresh! What’s new? The main reason for the minor refresh is that the difference in performance for text file transfers from Unix System Service files was...
This is part of a series of small blog posts which will cover some of the smaller, perhaps less likely to be noticed, features of IBM MQ. Read other posts in this series . I asked the team during the recent "IBM MQ: Ask Us Anything" event, what their favourite little feature of IBM MQ was....
Almost too many years ago to remember, I created the "WebSphere MQ File Transfer Edition Performance report", also known as FP11. The FP11 report provided information on the cost of managed file transfer when the source and/or destination transfer agents were hosted on z/OS, as well as...
MQ Uniform Cluster Scaling Example MQ Uniform Cluster, first introduced in V9.1.2 CD and rolled into 9.2 LTS enables capabilities to horizontally scale applications across a small set of similar horizontally scaled queue managers. Applications can be moved as necessary by the cluster to...
IBM MQ TLS Client Keystores Do Not Require Intermediate Certificate Authorities This is a short blog post, but something I found helpful, so I thought I would share. I had a previous misconception about what signer certificates an IBM MQ client requires in its keystore for TLS. For example,...
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