High availability architecture defines the components, modules, or implementation of
services that ensure optimal operational performance, even at times of high loads.
The systems on which PEM Partner Repository or PEM Partner Provisioner
is installed communicate through IBM MQ clients. IBM MQ consists of Active or primary
and Standby nodes. When the primary node is down, the Standby node automatically takes over and
plays the role of the Active node, thus enabling the systems to continuously communicate with each
other.
For more information about IBM MQ setup, see the corresponding IBM MQ High
Availability documentation.
The following diagram illustrates how IBM MQ high availability is used by Partner Repository or Partner Provisioner to communicate
with each other: Figure 1. IBM MQ high availability architectural diagram
Note: If you have multiple instances of PEM Partner Repository and PEM Partner Provisioner, you can use either the reverse proxy or add more endpoints. For more
information about adding more endpoints, see the Add more endpoints option.
