How IBM MQ Appliance can help protect your business from disruptions and data loss.

Eighty percent of data center managers and operators surveyed experienced some type of outage in the past three years. [1] Without a secured, reliable messaging solution, your business’s growth may be at risk.

The ability for data to be available during interruptions has a direct impact on your business and relationship your customers. A disruption can halt production or impact sales, and loss of data can incur fines and require heavy time and financial investments to recover.

Luckily, the IBM MQ Appliance provides High Availability and Disaster Recovery so that you can continue even when disruptions occur.

Maintain business resiliency with the IBM MQ Appliance

IBM MQ allows you to easily create a highly available, resilient architecture for continued access to message data during unforeseen outages.

Two IBM MQ Appliances can be paired together on-site to automatically fail over during an outage or rolling maintenance. This provides a highly available configuration, allowing one queue manager to continue running during a disruption in the other appliance. This disruption could be due to planned events (like maintenance and backups) or unplanned events (like hardware or power failures).

Additionally, you can configure an IBM MQ Appliance at a different, remote data center to resume operations in case a disaster causes a complete, site-wide outage.  

With the latest IBM MQ Appliance firmware—available on the IBM MQ Appliance M2002 and M2003—you can now also easily extend High Availability to your remote disaster recovery sites. By adding an MQ Appliance pairing at your Disaster Recovery site, major failovers do not require you to compromise on resiliency. Even after a disaster, your business can continue to depend on a Highly Available IBM MQ configuration.

This ensures your data is protected from loss during downtime, helps shelter your bottom-line from costly, debilitating outages, and allows you to sustain seamless business operations during outages—large or small.

Upgrade your disaster recovery plan now

If you’re ready to upgrade your disaster recovery plan to get a highly available and resilient MQ system upon failover, please visit the IBM MQ website or contact your local IBM representative.

Join us for our Webcast on March 29, 2023, to learn more: Protect your business from disruptions and data loss with IBM MQ Appliance

To take a closer look at the technology behind DR for HA pairs, please visit this technical blog.

[1] Uptime Institute, 2022 Outage Analysis Finds Downtime Costs and Consequences Worsening as Industry Efforts to Curb Outage Frequency Fall Short, June 2022

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