WM253GIBIBMIB-WM253G1<p>Before taking this course, you should have experience with IBM MQ or complete one of the following courses:</p> <ul> <li>IBM MQ V9 System Administration (using Windows for labs) (WM153G)</li><li>IBM MQ V9 System Administration (using Linux for labs) (WM154G)</li><li>IBM MQ V8 System Administration for z/OS (WM302G)</li></ul><p>You should also have working knowledge of the Windows operating system to run the lab exercises.</p><p>This course is designed for IBM MQ administrators, architects, application developers, and other professionals who need to understand the design considerations, architectural role, and implementation of IBM MQ clusters</p><p>This course prepares you to plan, design, configure, and administer IBM MQ clusters.</p> <p>After a review of IBM MQ, the course explains the similarities and differences between administration of a cluster and administration of a distributed message IBM MQ environment. You learn cluster specific commands and procedures, and explore the role of a cluster in a highly available IBM MQ infrastructure. You learn how to do a detailed verification of a new cluster configuration, review and identify all resulting components, and troubleshoot problems.</p> <p>You also learn about cluster administration, workload balancing, security, and use of publish/subscribe clusters. You learn how to recognize when a problem is due to connection authentication, channel authentication, or object authorizations. You also learn about design options such as overlapping clusters and use of clusters with z/OS queue sharing groups. Many of the considerations in this course are based on actual engagement experiences.</p> <p>For information about other related courses, see the IBM Training website:</p> <p>ibm.com/training</p><p>Course introductionIBM MQ baselineExercise: Configuring and reviewing base IBM MQ resourcesBefore you startUnderstanding and implementing an IBM MQ clusterExercise: Implementing and verifying a cluster, cluster queues, and a cluster gatewayCluster administration tasks and commandsExercise: Working with cluster administration tasksIBM MQ security and clustersExercise: Working with IBM MQ securityInfluencing workload balancing behaviorExercise: Working with workload balancing optionsPublish/subscribe and clustersExercise: Configuring a publish/subscribe clusterCluster design considerationsExercise: Configuring an overlapping clusterCourse summary</p>Before taking this course, you should have experience with IBM MQ or complete one of the following courses: - IBM MQ V9 System Administration (using Windows for labs) (WM153G) - IBM MQ V9 System Administration (using Linux for labs) (WM154G) - IBM MQ V8 System Administration for z/OS (WM302G) You should also have working knowledge of the Windows operating system to run the lab exercises.This course is designed for IBM MQ administrators, architects, application developers, and other professionals who need to understand the design considerations, architectural role, and implementation of IBM MQ clustersThis course prepares you to plan, design, configure, and administer IBM MQ clusters. After a review of IBM MQ, the course explains the similarities and differences between administration of a cluster and administration of a distributed message IBM MQ environment. You learn cluster specific commands and procedures, and explore the role of a cluster in a highly available IBM MQ infrastructure. You learn how to do a detailed verification of a new cluster configuration, review and identify all resulting components, and troubleshoot problems. You also learn about cluster administration, workload balancing, security, and use of publish/subscribe clusters. You learn how to recognize when a problem is due to connection authentication, channel authentication, or object authorizations. You also learn about design options such as overlapping clusters and use of clusters with z/OS queue sharing groups. Many of the considerations in this course are based on actual engagement experiences. For information about other related courses, see the IBM Training website: ibm.com/trainingCourse introductionIBM MQ baselineExercise: Configuring and reviewing base IBM MQ resourcesBefore you startUnderstanding and implementing an IBM MQ clusterExercise: Implementing and verifying a cluster, cluster queues, and a cluster gatewayCluster administration tasks and commandsExercise: Working with cluster administration tasksIBM MQ security and clustersExercise: Working with IBM MQ securityInfluencing workload balancing behaviorExercise: Working with workload balancing optionsPublish/subscribe and clustersExercise: Configuring a publish/subscribe clusterCluster design considerationsExercise: Configuring an overlapping clusterCourse summary2.5 Tage1970.002395.00