IBM MQ

System Requirements for IBM MQ

Recommended Fixes for IBM MQ

IBM MQ (9.3.0.0, IBM i) 最新修正

IBM MQ (9.3.0.0, AIX 64-bit, pSeries) 最新修正

IBM MQ (9.3.0.0, Windows 64-bit, x86) 最新修正

IBM TechCon 2023 Video

• Automating IBM MQ Operations
• The evolving world of MQ on z/OS
• Running IBM MQ in Azure
• Scaling Up Your Data with IBM MQ: A Deep Dive

IBM TechCon 2023 Session PDF

IBM MQ (formerly Websphere MQ) community

IBM MQ Download

IBM i (AS/400) QMQMSAMP Library Sample Program Source

MQ Admin

• Cluster
  • Setup of a cluster and basic usage of clustered queues in IBM MQ 9.3 PDF
  • Basic usage of clustered topics in IBM MQ 9.3 PDF
• MQFan
• Going Deep with MQ
• mquirks -- Morag Hughson Blog
• Messaging Tech world (Video)
• Dead Letter Queue
• Dead-letter Queue use by IBM MQ Channels
• Dead Letter Header in sample message browser AMQSBCG4.C
• Dead-letter Queue Handler rule table

MQ Channel

• Collection of articles and FAQs regarding IBM MQ Channels and Connections

MQ Security

• Authenticating to IBM MQ using TLS certificates
• Simplifying IBM MQ Security in your MQ estate Webinar (2023/11/16)

MQ Programming

• IBM-MQ-Tutorial
• IBM MQ — A Developer’s Guide

MQ Book

• RedBook WebSphere MQ V6 Fundamentals (updated 12 November 2024)
• Hands-on Lab for a single IBM MQ queue manager and local clients, Chapter 9
• Hands-on Lab for remote client connections to IBM MQ queue manager, Chapter 10, Part A
• Hands-on Lab for connecting 2 IBM MQ queue managers with Sender and Receiver channels, Chapter 10, Part B
• RedBook MQ Primer
• RedBook Secure Messaging Scenarios with WebSphere MQ
• RedBook Integrating the IBM MQ Appliance into your IBM MQ Infrastructure
• RedBook MQSeries Programming Patterns
• RedBook Using MQSeries on the AS/400
• Redbooks on IBM MQ
• Developing Applications for IBM MQ
• IBM MQ Developing Applications Reference

MQ Test

• JMSPerfHarness (a component of PerfHarness)
  Running a JMS Performance Test with IBM MQ using JMSPerfHarness
  
  

  What Types of Application Can be Simulated?

  
  Each JMSPerfHarness process can start 1-n worker threads of the same type (module). The types of module that a worker can specify are listed below:
  • Sender :
    Sends messages to a named queue destination.
  • Receiver :
    Receives messages from a named queue destination. This can be used in conjunction with the Sender module.
  • PutGet :
    Sends a message to queue then retrieves the same message (using CorrelationId).
  • Requestor :
    Sends a message to a queue then waits for a corresponding reply (using Correlati
  • Responder :
    Waits for a message on a queue then replies to it on another queue. This can be used in conjunction with the Requestor module.
  • Publisher :
    Sends messages to a named topic destination.
  • Subscriber :
    Subscribes and receives messages from a named topic. This can be used in conjunction with the Publisher module.
• IBMMQ Python Demo
• A quick guide to installing IBM MQ using Ubuntu Linux and Ansible Galaxy

MQ tools

• MQ Technical Conference (MQTC)
• IBM MQ Supportpac
• IH03 RFHUTIL SupportPac
• mq-exits
• MQGem Software
• MQSystems
• MQ 9.3 Quick Reference Card
• MQ 9.2 Quick Reference Card
• MQ 9.1 Quick Reference Card
• Capitalware's Open Source Projects
• Capitalware's Sample Java Code
• mq-event-display -- as SupportPac MH05
• mq-q-qload -- This repository contains the code from IBM MQ SupportPacs MA01 (q) and MO03 (qload)
• mq-ibm-i-journal-sample -- Automating Management of IBM MQ Journal Receivers on IBM i
• TechTip: WebSphere MQ Administration with PCF

MQ links

• IBM i MQ Resources
• MQSeries.net: Serving MQSeries Professionals Worldwide
• Vienna MQSeries ListServ Archive including Search capability
• MWR InfoSecurity talk on IBM MQ Jumping / DEF CON 15 by Martin Ruks
• IBM MQ - Developer resources