IBM MQ V8 Advanced System Administration, New Zealand

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This course expands the basic skill sets that are developed in Technical Introduction to IBM MQ (WM102G), and IBM MQ V8 System Administration (WM207G) and/or IBM MQ V8 System Administration (Using Linux for Labs) (WM209G).

This course focuses on features and facilities of IBM MQ, such as clustering and security. Specifically, you learn about implementing a cluster and authenticating connections, channels, and users. Other topics include securing channels with Secure Socket Layer (SSL), channel exit administration, advanced client features, event and message monitoring, and publish/subscribe administration.

There are no prerequisites for this course.

This advanced skills course is designed for technical professionals who require advanced administrator skills for IBM MQ on distributed operating systems, or who provide support to others who administer IBM MQ. This course is based on IBM MQ V8 but is also appropriate for students who support prior versions of WebSphere MQ.

Manage client connections and enable client connection functions such as conversation sharing and read ahead to improve performance
Use Secure Sockets Layers (SSL) and Transport Layer Security (TLS) to secure TCP/IP channels
Authenticate IBM MQ channels, connections, and users
Implement channel exit programs
Group a set of queue managers in a cluster to distribute the workload of message traffic across queues and queue managers
Implement IBM MQ high availability
Monitor application activity, events, and messages
Implement a dead-letter queue message handler
Administer distributed publish/subscribe networks
Administer Java Message Service (JMS) in IBM MQ

Course introduction
Managing clients and connections
Exercise: Configuring for shared conversations
Securing IBM MQ channels with SSL and TLS
Exercise: Securing channels with SSL
Authenticating channels and connections
Exercise: Implementing connection authentication
Implementing an IBM MQ cluster
Exercise: Configuring a basic IBM MQ cluster
More troubleshooting tools and techniques
Exercise: Handling messages on the dead-letter queue
Exercise: Tracing message routes
High availability
Introduction to distributed publish/subscribe
Exercise: Configuring distributed publish/subscribe
Supporting JMS with IBM MQ
Exercise: Administering JMS resources in IBM MQ
Course summary

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02 July 2024