De IBM MQSeries E123 gaat met AIX 5.2 werken
The bundle
IBM WebSphere MQ Integrator is a part of the MQSeries family that provides business integration and business process management (BPM) functions to the IBM WebSphere software platform for e-business. It increases the efficiency of processes, such as supply chain management, enterprise resource planning, mergers and acquisitions, and straight-through processing.
Features at a glance
Transforms, augments, and applies rules to message-based data. Routes and distributes it between high performance systems.
Integrates both existing and new applications with business data using dynamic content and topic-based publish and subscribe functions.
Visualizes the application flow through a graphical development environment.
Enables message formats to be defined through a variety of dictionaries, either those supplied with the product or from a third party.
Simplifies support for multiple environments with a variety of application adapters, templates, and tools.
Provides a fully scalable architecture to meet growing business needs.
Architected with an open framework, which enables the use of built-in components together with third-party offerings.
This component of the bundle
IBM MQSeries for AIX Version 5.2 Server provides a consistent multiplatform, application-programming interface. A key factor is time-independent processing. This means that messages are dealt with promptly, even if one of the recipients is temporarily unavailable.
This version improves performance levels and some System administration is significantly reduced by enabling the definition of groups (or clusters) of queue managers, which do not have to be on the same platform or physically adjacent. One change can affect all the cluster queues, even if they are not available at the same time.
Dynamic workload distribution shares workload among available queue managers which have been identified as part of the same cluster. By automatically balancing workload across available resources and providing hot standby to take over if a system component fails, dynamic workload distribution helps companies maintain round-the-clock availability during critical periods. It can provide extra capacity or alternative network paths when needed.
http://service2.boulder.ibm.com/devcon/devcon/docs/wmqi21as
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While AIX will no longer enjoy exclusivity on Power platforms because it is one of three operating systems supported on the machine (and possibly four if IBM moves the mainframe z/OS environment over with the Power6 generation, as has been rumored), that doesn't necessarily mean that IBM is looking to dump AIX. In fact, the AIX roadmap seems to suggest quite the opposite.
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