Creating a policy for messaging engines
You create one or more core group policies for service integration to control the behavior of the messaging engine, or engines, in a server cluster. The policies support behavior such as high availability, workload sharing or scalability in a server cluster.
Before you begin
Continue with the following procedure to create a core group policy for messaging engines if you are familiar with it. Otherwise, it is easier to create a policy by using messaging engine policy assistance when you add a server cluster to a bus.
Decide what type of core
group policy you need to create for the configuration you require. For service integration,
the following types of core group policy apply:
- Static. Use this type of policy for a workload sharing or scalability configuration without high availability. Create one policy for each messaging engine in the cluster.
- One of N. Use this type of policy for a high availability configuration, or a workload sharing configuration with high availability. You create one policy for each messaging engine in the cluster.
- No operation. Use this type of policy when you use an external high availability framework to manage the messaging engines in the cluster. You create one policy for all the messaging engines in the cluster. The configuration might be high availability, or workload sharing with high availability.
About this task
To create a policy for a messaging engine, use the administrative console to complete the following steps.