Perhaps I'm biased because it was the first area of IBM MQ (MQSeries as it was then) that I worked on as a new graduate joining Hursley back in 1996, but I don't think MQ channels get enough love. I was therefore very pleased to hear Kim Clark say the following about them on the recent "What's...
This is part of a series of blog posts which will cover features of IBM MQ that I happen to be using this week. I spend a lot of time using MQ, and not everything counts as an MQ Little Gem , or a Quirk , but is still interesting to hear about. Read other posts in this series . Those of you...
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 . Digital Certificates have labels, sometimes called friendly names, used to refer to them rather than using the X.509...
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For those of you who might not be aware, the IBM MQ Appliance is a dedicated hardware appliance that runs IBM MQ. It hosts queue managers to which business applications can connect to send and receive messages. It has support for high availability and disaster recovery built-in, and it can...
Spring Boot 2 has now reached its " end of non-commercial support ". The lifecycle for that project is set by Spring's owners; a major release typically has 2 years of open support before moving into a longer-term paid-for regime. This means that if you use the MQ Spring Boot starter ...
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 . Recently, we were helping an MQ user who was...
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By combining the power of IBM Z and the strength of the Red Hat® OpenShift® Container Platform , the IBM Z and Cloud Modernization Stack delivers a modern, managed as-a-service model to complement customer production workloads (see: IBM Z and Cloud Modernization Stack for further...
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 . In the dim and distant past, the default value for the maximum size of a queue manager error log file on the...
Ansible is an open-source community project sponsored by Red Hat that provides a simple yet powerful way to automate the management of cross platform resources . Typically, Ansible is installed on a control node to administer resources on a managed node . For an introduction to Ansible,...
This is part of a series of blog posts which will cover features of IBM MQ that I happen to be using this week. I spend a lot of time using MQ, and not everything counts as an MQ Little Gem , or a Quirk , but is still interesting to hear about. Read other posts in this series . I have held...