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Remote Object Authorization in Websphere MQ V7.1
In Websphere MQ version 7.1 it is now possible to use the setmqaut (set mq authorities) to set the security for remote cluster queues or remote queue managers. This allows you to secure access to objects on a remote queue manager. Prior to version 7.1 access needed to be granted to put messages to the SYSTEM.CLUSTER.TRANSMIT.QUEUE. Enabling Remote Object Authorization allows selective access control to objects residing remotely. This functionality is in the Security stanza of the qm.ini file for the queue manager.... [More]
Identificações: clustering mq websphere cluster security wmq |
Clustering JRules
Clustering Java™ EE applications is a key component to guaranty scalability and availability of their services. JRules modules, like any other Java EE applications, can be clustered on supported application servers such as WebSphere, JBoss, WebLogic... Each of the below documents explain the specificity of each module in regard to clustering: Clustering Rule Execution Server management console Clustering Rule Team Server (RTS) Clustering Decision Validation Services (DVS) Clustering a transparent decision service (HTDS/MTDS) In addition, the... [More]
Identificações: was jrules clustering websphere ilog |
WebSphere MQ Clustering - Workload balancing
WebSphere MQ Clustering - Workload balancing - Round Robin Processing One huge advantage of WebSphere MQ Clustering is workload balancing. You can have more than one instance of the same queue on different queue managers in the cluster. This gives you lots of advantages: increased availability of queues and applications, faster processing of messages, and a more even distribution of workload in your network. Examples of the same cluster queue on different queue managers: Cluster queue manager 'A' has a queue called 'ATM.QUERY' Cluster queue... [More]
Identificações: mqseries mq websphere round wmq processing robin balancing workload clustering |
