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What's New in IBM MQ
Robert Parker James McGuire
Software Engineer Software Engineer
IBM MQ, Cloud Development MQ on IBM Cloud
12 June 2018
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Agenda
© 2018 IBM Corporation
• What is MQ?
Recent Advances
• MQ on….
• …IBM Cloud
• …Container services
• Connectivity
• Supporting applications
• High Availability & Scalability
• Managing MQ
© 2016 IBM Corporation
© 2016 IBM Corporation
What is MQ – the 1995 version
Exactly once delivery
MQ is designed from the ground up to ensure that
when messages of worth are being processed and
exactly once, transactional, messages are required,
that really means exactly once
MQ’s key value capabilities and
why they matter…
The world depends on reliable, secure
messaging
IBM MQ is the most reliable and trusted
messaging solution
Your bank transfers complete without losing your
money
Your credit card information is kept safe
You move your customer data between systems
without exposing it to hackers
Your developers focus on the business needs,
not transaction recovery or security
Scalable
Scales to meet the
needs of your
business, handling
billions of messages
per day
Simple
Your applications are
focused on the
business, not fixing
connectivity problems
or tracking their
progress
© 2018 IBM Corporation
Secure
MQ is secure by design, from fine grain
authentication and authorization of messaging
resources, to encryption of data from one
application to another, without the application even
knowing or the administrators gaining access
The world depends on reliable, secure
messaging
IBM MQ is the most reliable and trusted
messaging solution
Your bank transfers complete without losing your
money
Your credit card information is kept safe
You move your customer data between systems
without exposing it to hackers
Your developers focus on the business needs,
not transaction recovery or security
Reliable
Only MQ has 25 years
of proven reliability and
robustness when used
by the most
demanding customers
in the most demanding
systems, without you
even knowing it’s there
Connectivity
Simple queues and
topics provide simple
application messaging
but MQ provides true
routing capabilities to
join applications and
systems together,
locally and globally
MQ’s key value capabilities and
why they matter…
© 2018 IBM Corporation
Run IBM MQ in any
location or cloud
exactly as you
need it
On-premise, software
and the MQ Appliance
Run it yourself in any
cloud, public or private
Let IBM host it for you
with its new managed
MQ service in IBM
Cloud
Private cloud
AWSAWS
AWSAzure
AWS
…
Linux
Windows
Solaris
HPE
AIX
IBMi
IBM Z
Appliance
NEW
© 2018 IBM Corporation
IBM Cloud Private
Recent advances
© 2018 IBM Corporation
End of Service for older versions
WebSphere MQ 7.1
End of Service (Distributed) was April 2017
End of Service (z/OS VUE) was September 2017
End of Service (z/OS) was November 2017
20122009 2010 2011
MQ V7.0.1
WebSphere MQ 7.5
End of Service (Distributed) is April 2018
MQ FTE V7.0.x, MQ AMS 7.0.x & MQ HVE 7.0.1
EOS was September 2017
IBM MQ V8
EOS will be April 2020
MQ V7.1 MQ V7.5
MQ AMQ V7.0.1 MQ FTE V7.0.4
MQ HVE V7.0.1
NEW
Mix and Match
Both are available under
the same license.
Both can interoperate, just
like any previous version
of MQ.
Continuous Delivery
New CD versions of MQ
are released
approximately every four
months, incrementally
introducing new product
capabilities.
Intended for those that can
continually integrate.
Long Term Support
Approximately every two
years a new LTS version is
released, rolling up many
of the CD capabilities into
a release with 5+3 support
attached.
Required by those looking
for fixed function.
In 2016 MQ introduced
a dual Long Term
Support and a
Continuous Delivery
model
IBM MQ: long term support and continuous delivery
2016 2017 201820152014
V8.0.0 V9.0.0 LTS
V9.0.1 CD V9.0.2 CD V9.0.3 CD V9.0.4 CD V9.0.5 CD
IBM MQ Appliance
M2000
IBM MQ Appliance
M2001
NEW
Statement of Direction: With the next release of MQ, IBM intends to initiate deployment of a new LTS release cycle
MQ on IBM Cloud
Always read the What’s new and changed
sections of the Knowledge Centre to see what
each release adds
MQ release-to-release changes
© 2018 IBM Corporation
MQ V9 Long Term Support
Advanced Message Security
AMS added a new high performance policy for
encryption, not signing. 3x-4x performance gains are
typical, if not more
Support for non-IBM JREs
Centralised hosting of CCDTs
Clients can automatically retrieve a remotely located
CCDT over HTTP or FTP when connecting. Enabler
for dynamically changing MQ configurations and a
simpler application setup
System topics
Distributed queue managers publish statistics and
application trace data to dynamic subscribers
Timetocomplete
QMGR1
MQI App
MQCONN(QMGR2)
? HTTP
server
CCDT
QMGR1
QMGR2
QMGR3
QMGR2 QMGR3
IBM MQ Advanced
Command recall and editing for runmqsc on Unix
When running runmqsc on Unix/Linux platforms you can now use cursor keys
– And common editing control sequences (emacs/vi modes)
– Much easier to fix bad typing
Similar to what has always been available on Windows
With a new capability of command completion
– Hit TAB to cycle through and accept possible keywords
Significantly reducing overheads of linear logging
Automatic log reuse
Linear log extents must be removed from the system to free
up space
You may choose to archive them before deleting
You can now create a queue manager where log extents are
automatically reused as soon as they are no longer required
for media recovery
Alternatively they can be automatically reused when no longer
required and have been marked as archived
Significant performance improvements over user managed
linear logging, comparable to circular logging
And in general
Extra information added to queue manager status on
log utilization to aid better log configurations
0
10000
20000
30000
40000
50000
60000
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11
Persistent Message Throughput
9.0.2 Circular Logging
High availability and scalability
© 2018 IBM Corporation
HA, there are no excuses
MQ delivers HA through the ability to build horizontally
scaled, active-active systems and typically active-
passive HA of the data itself*, the messages.
Traditionally active-passive HA has been achieved
through HA clusters or multi instance queue
managers. Both rely on highly available infrastructure
to be setup and relied on.
The MQ Appliance changed this with a fully integrated
HA solution, providing built in machine to machine data
replication and failover.
* z/OS shared queue provides active-active HA of the message data!
shared
storage
© 2018 IBM Corporation
MQ HA Group
Node 2 Node 3Node 1
Synchronous data replication
Replicated Data Queue Managers
Linux only, MQ Advanced HA solution with no need
for a shared file system or HA cluster
MQ configures the underlying resources to make
setup and operations natural to an MQ user
Three-way replication for quorum support
Synchronous data replication for once and once
only transactional delivery of messages
Active/passive queue managers with automatic
takeover
Per queue manager control to support active/active
utilisation of nodes
Per queue manager IP address to provide simple
application setup
Supported on RHEL v7 x86-64 only
Monitoring
App
Network
New in V9.0.4 CD MQ Advanced for Linux
MQ HA Group
Node 2 Node 3Node 1
Synchronous data replication
Replicated Data Queue Managers
Monitoring
App
NetworkLinux only, MQ Advanced HA solution with no need
for a shared file system or HA cluster
MQ configures the underlying resources to make
setup and operations natural to an MQ user
Three-way replication for quorum support
Synchronous data replication for once and once
only transactional delivery of messages
Active/passive queue managers with automatic
takeover
Per queue manager control to support active/active
utilisation of nodes
Per queue manager IP address to provide simple
application setup
Supported on RHEL v7 x86-64 only
New in V9.0.4 CD MQ Advanced for Linux
Node 2Node 1
data replication
Replicated Data Queue Managers App
Manual failover
9.0.5 CD MQ Advanced adds the ability to build a
looser coupled pair of nodes for data replication but
no automatic failover, typically for Disaster
Recovery
Data replication can be
Asynchronous for systems separated by a high
latency network
Synchronous for systems on a low latency
network
No automatic takeover means no need for a third
node to provide a quorum
New in V9.0.5 CD MQ Advanced for Linux
Connecting Applications at Scale
Binding an application to a specific queue manager
restricts future changes, impacting availability,
scalability and maintenance of the system
Run applications remote from the queue managers,
connecting as MQ clients
For horizontal scaling, create groups of matching
queue managers and connect applications to the
group, not each queue manager
Now you can add and remove queue managers
without changing the application
Use one of multiple ways to map applications to
queue managers and their location. For example
Infrastructure level routing
Client Channel Definition Tables (CCDTs)
App App App
decoupled
CCDT
QM1
QM2
QM3
HTTP
server
V9.0.0 LTS
Managing MQ
© 2018 IBM Corporation
Managing MQ
Management of systems is evolving towards cattle
not pets. What does that mean for MQ?
Consistent configuration and operations across multiple
queue managers
Automated deployment
Configuration as code
Self service
Collection and analysis of diagnostic data
Simple integration into standard devops and automation
tooling
© 2018 IBM Corporation
MQ Web Console
Point a browser at the MQ installation to
create and manage queue managers and
their resources
Provides a very simple way to access MQ
resources
© 2018 IBM Corporation
HTTPS POST:
https://host:port/ibmmq/v1/qmgr/QM1/queue
{
“name”: ”QUEUE.1”,
“type”: ”local”,
“cluster”: {
“name”: “CLUSTER1” }
}
HTTP Response: 201
JSON payload when
defining/updating objects
URL represents target
object for command
HTTP response indicates
success/failure
HTTPS GET:
https://hostname:portNumber/ibmmq/v1/qmgr
{
“qmgr”: [
{
“qmgrName”: “QMTEST01”,
“status”: “running”
},
{
“qmgrName”: “QMTEST02”,
“status”: “ended”
}
]
}
JSON payload returned
when querying
Restful administration
MQ has supported scripting and programmatic
administration for many years, but it requires MQ
knowledge and tooling.
MQ has been increasing support for a RESTful
administrative API to enable much of what’s available
today with MQSC and PCF. But in a more intuitive
way to many, using the URL and structured JSON
payloads to define the operations.
Being over HTTPS also enables the embedding of
MQ administrative operations into many environments
and tools that previously would not be possible
Each 9.0.x CD release has extended the level of
REST support, and it continues…
© 2018 IBM Corporation
Restful administration
MQ has supported scripting and programmatic
administration for many years, but it requires MQ
knowledge and tooling.
MQ has been increasing support for a RESTful
administrative API to enable much of what’s available
today with MQSC and PCF. But in a more intuitive
way to many, using the URL and structured JSON
payloads to define the operations.
Being over HTTPS also enables the embedding of
MQ administrative operations into many environments
and tools that previously would not be possible
Each 9.0.x CD release has extended the level of
REST support, and it continues…
9.0.5 adds support for monitoring your Managed File
Transfer system with agent and transfer status lists
over REST
NEW
HTTPS GET:
https://host:port/ibmmq/v1/mft/transfer
{"transfer": [
{
"destinationAgent": {"name": "AGENT.X.BANK"},
"originator": {
"host": "192.168.99.1",
"userId": "ramsubbarao"
},
"sourceAgent": {"name": "TESTAGENT"},
"statistics": {
"endTime": "2018-01-08T16:22:15.569Z",
"numberOfFileFailures": 0,
"numberOfFileSuccesses": 2,
"numberOfFileWarnings": 0,
"numberOfFiles": 2,
"startTime": "2018-01-08T16:22:15.242Z"
},
"status": {
"state": "successful"
},
"id": "414D51204D465444454D4F3320202020513E525A21109908"
}
© 2018 IBM Corporation
Error logs output JSON for easy parsing
Managing diagnostic data
The need to centrally collect and analyse diagnostic
data is increasing, using tools such as Splunk,
Elasticsearch and Grafana
MQ generates a wide range of information and has
demonstrated how this can be collected using off the
shelf tooling
Subscribing to metrics in MQ V9 makes that even
easier
Event messages can be formatted in JSON too
MQ 9.0.x has seen enhancements to the error log
data it generates to aid such solutions
Universal timestamps and severity levels
Separated inserts
JSON output
Multiple logs
Syslog output
Forward MQ error logs
to ElasticSearch or
Splunk
Publish MQ statistics
to Prometheus and
Grafana
{
"ibm_messageId":"AMQ6287I",
"ibm_arithInsert1":0,
"ibm_arithInsert2":0,
"ibm_commentInsert1":"Linux 4.13.0-36-generic (MQ Linux (x86-64 platform) 64-bit)",
"ibm_commentInsert2":"/opt/mqm (Installation1)",
"ibm_commentInsert3":"9.0.5.0 (p905-L180228.1)",
"ibm_datetime":"2018-03-04T13:18:27.506Z",
"ibm_serverName":"QM905",
"type":"mq_log",
"host":"david-VirtualBox",
"loglevel":"INFO",
"module":"amqxeida.c:6238",
"ibm_sequence":"1520169507_506462655",
"ibm_processId":2119,
"ibm_threadId":1,
"ibm_version":"9.0.5.0",
"ibm_processName":"strmqm",
"ibm_userName":"david",
”ibm_installationName":"Installation1",
"ibm_installationDir":"/opt/mqm",
"message":"AMQ6287I: IBM MQ V9.0.5.0 (p905-L180228.1).”
}
NEW
© 2018 IBM Corporation
MQ events in JSON
Event messages can be formatted in JSON too
Queue full, authorization failures etc
The amqsevt sample extended in 9.0.5 to output
JSON format
Example: Feeding events to Splunk
And for the z/OS audience … SMF in JSON!
© 2018 IBM Corporation
{
"recordType": 116,
"recordSubType": 0,
"structure": "QMAC",
"date": "2015/11/23",
"time": "11:00:00.020000",
"lpar": "H019",
"qmgr": "MQPC",
"mqVersion": "800",
"authorisationId": "IMS ",
"correlId": "F0F2F3F6C2C3F1E4C4D6C340",
"connectionName": "PRDC ",
"operatorId": "PLN1231 ",
"applicationType": "IMS MPP/BMP",
"accountingToken": "00000000000000000000000000000000000000000000",
"networkId": "D7D9C4C340404040044E0A0800000001",
"cpuTimeUs": 529, …
https://github.com/ibm-messaging/mq-smf-csv
© 2018 IBM Corporation
MQ on IBM Cloud
MQ as a Service
MQ on IBM Cloud
Provision queue managers directly into IBM
Cloud
IBM owns the infrastructure and the
responsibility to keep the systems up to date
and running
The customer owns the configuration and the
monitoring of the messaging
Try the service for free at:
console.bluemix.net/catalog/services/mq
Hosted on
NEW
© 2018 IBM Corporation
MQ on IBM Cloud
Hardware, virtualization, servers,
network, storage
Queues, topics, channels,
clustering, applications
MQ installation, basic
configuration, security,
maintenanceManaged &
operated
by IBM
Configured &
monitored
by the
customer
NEW
Hosted on
Provision queue managers directly into IBM
Cloud
IBM owns the infrastructure and the
responsibility to keep the systems up to date
and running
The customer owns the configuration and the
monitoring of the messaging
Try the service for free at:
console.bluemix.net/catalog/services/mq
© 2018 IBM Corporation
MQ on container services
© 2018 IBM Corporation
MQ in Containers MQ has been supporting
Docker containers since
2015 with images on
Docker Hub and
Docker Store and
sample setups on
Github
More recently it has
been demonstrating
how to get the most
from containers using
Kubernetes
And now MQ Advanced
is available as a fully
supported product with
IBM Cloud Private, a
Kubernetes-based
solution from IBM
Statement of Direction
IBM intends to offer
clients the ability to
purchase an entitlement
that is based on the
container size in Virtual
Processor Cores and
the number of hours that
MQ was deployed for in
each container
© 2018 IBM Corporation
Getting up and running with MQ quickly is
important, but running it in the best possible way
is critical
MQ is publishing quick starts and preconfigured
environments to show best practice
Preconfigured with essential MQ resources to
get going as quickly as possible
Examples so far:
IBM MQ on AWS Quick Start
MQ on IBM Cloud
MQ for Developers on Docker
Helm charts for MQ in Kubernetes
IBM MQ was the first IBM product to work with Amazon to publish
an AWS Quick Start, deploying a highly available MQ setup in
AWS in less than thirty minutes
Getting started quickly with MQ
© 2018 IBM Corporation
Help and advice with MQ in the Cloud
It has always been important for MQ to run where it is
needed and integrated into the tools of your choice
For many that means clouds
We have been investigating and demonstrating
running MQ in various public and private clouds.
Using a variety of tooling for provisioning,
configuration and monitoring
And we’ve been sharing that information for everyone
to use
developer.ibm.com/messaging/mq-on-cloud
© 2018 IBM Corporation
Connectivity
Bridging to MQ
As well as connecting
a wide array of
applications directly to
an MQ system, there
are a growing set of
bridges and
connectors between
MQ and external
systems
Salesforce
Integrate MQ’s
publish/subscribe with
Salesforce. Exchange
Salesforce events and
MQ publications using
the MQ Bridge for
Salesforce with no need
for your backend
applications to connect to
Salesforce directly.
Blockchain
Use MQ messages to
query and update a
Blockchain ledger.
Connects to Hyperledger
Fabric networks in IBM
Cloud and locally.
Supported for use with
V9.0.x MQ Advanced
queue managers
Kafka
IBM MQ sink and source
connectors are currently
being openly developed by
IBM and provides as-is,
allowing you to connect
your MQ systems with your
Kafka clusters
www.confluent.io/product/connectors
Salesforce Blockchain Kafka
© 2018 IBM Corporation
© 2018 IBM Corporation
Supporting applications
Messages from one application can be received by
any other application, independent of API or
protocol.
APIsProtocolsMultiple APIs and Protocols
IBM MQ supports multiple APIs and multiple client
protocols. Both proprietary and open.
APIs: MQI, JMS, MQ Light, REST …
Protocols: MQ, AMQP, MQTT, HTTP
These support a wide range of application styles,
from the simplest of messaging needs through to
the most sophisticated
MQ is simply the broker of messages produced
from any API, protocol or language
MQI
Exposes the full set of MQ capabilities
Uses the MQ protocol
JMS
Supports the full JMS API for use in many
JSE or JEE environments
MQ Light
A simple pub/sub messaging API
Uses the AMQP 1.0 protocol
MQ
MQ’s highly reliable and performant
messaging protocol
MQTT
MQ Advanced supports the MQTT protocol
Open source Eclipse Paho clients
AMQP
Support for AMQP 1.0 enables support for
open source clients such as Qpid Proton
HTTP
A very simple but secure messaging API
over REST
MQTT
Support for the MQTT API for IoT
devices
© 2018 IBM Corporation
Applications can be built using a wide range of
clients
APIsProtocolsMultiple APIs and Protocols
IBM MQ supports multiple APIs and multiple client
protocols. Both proprietary and open.
APIs: MQI, JMS, MQ Light, REST …
Protocols: MQ, AMQP, MQTT, HTTP
These support a wide range of application styles,
from the simplest of messaging needs through to
the most sophisticated
MQ is simply the broker of messages produced
from any API or protocol.
MQI Java .Net
MQ
Light
MQTT
paho
AMQP
Qpid
MQ
Go
MQ
nodejs
CPAN
perl
community
IBM
supported
…
…
MQTT
© 2018 IBM Corporation
MQI
Exposes the full set of MQ capabilities
Uses the MQ protocol
JMS
Supports the full JMS API for use in many
JSE or JEE environments
MQ Light
A simple pub/sub messaging API
Uses the AMQP 1.0 protocol
MQ
MQ’s highly reliable and performant
messaging protocol
MQTT
MQ Advanced supports the MQTT protocol
Open source Eclipse Paho clients
AMQP
Support for AMQP 1.0 enables support for
open source clients such as Qpid Proton
HTTP
A very simple but secure messaging API
over REST
MQTT
Support for the MQTT API for IoT
devices
Developer engagement
MQ can be hard to get going with, we know!
How do we make it easier for new application teams to
pick up MQ and integrate with their development
practices?
Early wins
• A better getting started experience with simple
introductions and exercises
• MQ JMS jars available through Maven and MQ
client available through simple download
• New open source language bindings for MQI
NodeJS, Go
• Spring Boot starter for MQ
To enable a user instructed to use MQ for
the first time, to go from zero understanding
to running a sample application in a
sandbox environment with a fundamental
understanding of MQ concepts in 2 hours
To enable an application developer,
instructed to use MQ for the first time, to go
from zero understanding to writing their first
MQ application in the language and
environment of their choice within an
afternoon
Mission Statement
Tell us where you see a need more focus© 2018 IBM Corporation
LearnMQ
Finding it hard to get
developers started with
MQ?
Point them to:
developer.ibm.com/
messaging/learn-mq
Totally new to MQ?
Learn the basics
Step-by-step guide to
getting up and running
with MQ
Tutorials on building
your applications
© 2018 IBM Corporation
New MQI languages
The MQI API exposes the richest MQ
messaging capabilities, predominantly in C
and COBOL
New MQI wrappers available for GO and now
Node.JS
Provided as as-is open source, let us know if
there’s a need to take these further
github.com/ibm-messaging
developer.ibm.com/messaging/2017/11/10/ibm-mq-node-js
Run IBM MQ in any
location or cloud
exactly as you
need it
On-premise, software
and the MQ Appliance
Run it yourself in any
cloud, public or private
Let IBM host it for you
with its new managed
MQ service in IBM
Cloud
AWSAWS
AWSAzure
AWS
…
Linux
Windows
Solaris
HPE
AIX
IBMi
IBM Z
Appliance
© 2018 IBM Corporation
Private cloud
IBM Cloud Private
© 2018 IBM Corporation

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What's new in IBM MQ

  • 1. What's New in IBM MQ Robert Parker James McGuire Software Engineer Software Engineer IBM MQ, Cloud Development MQ on IBM Cloud 12 June 2018
  • 2. Notices and disclaimers © 2018 International Business Machines Corporation. No part of this document may be reproduced or transmitted in any form without written permission from IBM. U.S. Government Users Restricted Rights — use, duplication or disclosure restricted by GSA ADP Schedule Contract with IBM. Information in these presentations (including information relating to products that have not yet been announced by IBM) has been reviewed for accuracy as of the date of initial publication and could include unintentional technical or typographical errors. IBM shall have no responsibility to update this information. This document is distributed “as is” without any warranty, either express or implied. In no event, shall IBM be liable for any damage arising from the use of this information, including but not limited to, loss of data, business interruption, loss of profit or loss of opportunity. IBM products and services are warranted per the terms and conditions of the agreements under which they are provided. IBM products are manufactured from new parts or new and used parts. In some cases, a product may not be new and may have been previously installed. Regardless, our warranty terms apply.” Any statements regarding IBM's future direction, intent or product plans are subject to change or withdrawal without notice. Performance data contained herein was generally obtained in a controlled, isolated environments. Customer examples are presented as illustrations of how those customers have used IBM products and the results they may have achieved. Actual performance, cost, savings or other results in other operating environments may vary. References in this document to IBM products, programs, or services does not imply that IBM intends to make such products, programs or services available in all countries in which IBM operates or does business. Workshops, sessions and associated materials may have been prepared by independent session speakers, and do not necessarily reflect the views of IBM. All materials and discussions are provided for informational purposes only, and are neither intended to, nor shall constitute legal or other guidance or advice to any individual participant or their specific situation. It is the customer’s responsibility to insure its own compliance with legal requirements and to obtain advice of competent legal counsel as to the identification and interpretation of any relevant laws and regulatory requirements that may affect the customer’s business and any actions the customer may need to take to comply with such laws. IBM does not provide legal advice or represent or warrant that its services or products will ensure that the customer follows any law. © 2018 IBM Corporation
  • 3. Notices and disclaimers continued Information concerning non-IBM products was obtained from the suppliers of those products, their published announcements or other publicly available sources. IBM has not tested those products about this publication and cannot confirm the accuracy of performance, compatibility or any other claims related to non-IBM products. Questions on the capabilities of non-IBM products should be addressed to the suppliers of those products. IBM does not warrant the quality of any third-party products, or the ability of any such third-party products to interoperate with IBM’s products. IBM expressly disclaims all warranties, expressed or implied, including but not limited to, the implied warranties of merchantability and fitness for a purpose. The provision of the information contained herein is not intended to, and does not, grant any right or license under any IBM patents, copyrights, trademarks or other intellectual property right. IBM, the IBM logo, ibm.com and [names of other referenced IBM products and services used in the presentation] are trademarks of International Business Machines Corporation, registered in many jurisdictions worldwide. Other product and service names might be trademarks of IBM or other companies. A current list of IBM trademarks is available on the Web at "Copyright and trademark information" at: www.ibm.com/legal/copytrade.shtml. . © 2018 IBM Corporation
  • 4. Agenda © 2018 IBM Corporation • What is MQ? Recent Advances • MQ on…. • …IBM Cloud • …Container services • Connectivity • Supporting applications • High Availability & Scalability • Managing MQ
  • 5. © 2016 IBM Corporation
  • 6. © 2016 IBM Corporation
  • 7. What is MQ – the 1995 version
  • 8. Exactly once delivery MQ is designed from the ground up to ensure that when messages of worth are being processed and exactly once, transactional, messages are required, that really means exactly once MQ’s key value capabilities and why they matter… The world depends on reliable, secure messaging IBM MQ is the most reliable and trusted messaging solution Your bank transfers complete without losing your money Your credit card information is kept safe You move your customer data between systems without exposing it to hackers Your developers focus on the business needs, not transaction recovery or security Scalable Scales to meet the needs of your business, handling billions of messages per day Simple Your applications are focused on the business, not fixing connectivity problems or tracking their progress © 2018 IBM Corporation
  • 9. Secure MQ is secure by design, from fine grain authentication and authorization of messaging resources, to encryption of data from one application to another, without the application even knowing or the administrators gaining access The world depends on reliable, secure messaging IBM MQ is the most reliable and trusted messaging solution Your bank transfers complete without losing your money Your credit card information is kept safe You move your customer data between systems without exposing it to hackers Your developers focus on the business needs, not transaction recovery or security Reliable Only MQ has 25 years of proven reliability and robustness when used by the most demanding customers in the most demanding systems, without you even knowing it’s there Connectivity Simple queues and topics provide simple application messaging but MQ provides true routing capabilities to join applications and systems together, locally and globally MQ’s key value capabilities and why they matter… © 2018 IBM Corporation
  • 10. Run IBM MQ in any location or cloud exactly as you need it On-premise, software and the MQ Appliance Run it yourself in any cloud, public or private Let IBM host it for you with its new managed MQ service in IBM Cloud Private cloud AWSAWS AWSAzure AWS … Linux Windows Solaris HPE AIX IBMi IBM Z Appliance NEW © 2018 IBM Corporation IBM Cloud Private
  • 11. Recent advances © 2018 IBM Corporation
  • 12. End of Service for older versions WebSphere MQ 7.1 End of Service (Distributed) was April 2017 End of Service (z/OS VUE) was September 2017 End of Service (z/OS) was November 2017 20122009 2010 2011 MQ V7.0.1 WebSphere MQ 7.5 End of Service (Distributed) is April 2018 MQ FTE V7.0.x, MQ AMS 7.0.x & MQ HVE 7.0.1 EOS was September 2017 IBM MQ V8 EOS will be April 2020 MQ V7.1 MQ V7.5 MQ AMQ V7.0.1 MQ FTE V7.0.4 MQ HVE V7.0.1 NEW
  • 13. Mix and Match Both are available under the same license. Both can interoperate, just like any previous version of MQ. Continuous Delivery New CD versions of MQ are released approximately every four months, incrementally introducing new product capabilities. Intended for those that can continually integrate. Long Term Support Approximately every two years a new LTS version is released, rolling up many of the CD capabilities into a release with 5+3 support attached. Required by those looking for fixed function. In 2016 MQ introduced a dual Long Term Support and a Continuous Delivery model IBM MQ: long term support and continuous delivery 2016 2017 201820152014 V8.0.0 V9.0.0 LTS V9.0.1 CD V9.0.2 CD V9.0.3 CD V9.0.4 CD V9.0.5 CD IBM MQ Appliance M2000 IBM MQ Appliance M2001 NEW Statement of Direction: With the next release of MQ, IBM intends to initiate deployment of a new LTS release cycle MQ on IBM Cloud
  • 14. Always read the What’s new and changed sections of the Knowledge Centre to see what each release adds MQ release-to-release changes © 2018 IBM Corporation
  • 15. MQ V9 Long Term Support Advanced Message Security AMS added a new high performance policy for encryption, not signing. 3x-4x performance gains are typical, if not more Support for non-IBM JREs Centralised hosting of CCDTs Clients can automatically retrieve a remotely located CCDT over HTTP or FTP when connecting. Enabler for dynamically changing MQ configurations and a simpler application setup System topics Distributed queue managers publish statistics and application trace data to dynamic subscribers Timetocomplete QMGR1 MQI App MQCONN(QMGR2) ? HTTP server CCDT QMGR1 QMGR2 QMGR3 QMGR2 QMGR3 IBM MQ Advanced
  • 16. Command recall and editing for runmqsc on Unix When running runmqsc on Unix/Linux platforms you can now use cursor keys – And common editing control sequences (emacs/vi modes) – Much easier to fix bad typing Similar to what has always been available on Windows With a new capability of command completion – Hit TAB to cycle through and accept possible keywords
  • 17. Significantly reducing overheads of linear logging Automatic log reuse Linear log extents must be removed from the system to free up space You may choose to archive them before deleting You can now create a queue manager where log extents are automatically reused as soon as they are no longer required for media recovery Alternatively they can be automatically reused when no longer required and have been marked as archived Significant performance improvements over user managed linear logging, comparable to circular logging And in general Extra information added to queue manager status on log utilization to aid better log configurations 0 10000 20000 30000 40000 50000 60000 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 Persistent Message Throughput 9.0.2 Circular Logging
  • 18. High availability and scalability © 2018 IBM Corporation
  • 19. HA, there are no excuses MQ delivers HA through the ability to build horizontally scaled, active-active systems and typically active- passive HA of the data itself*, the messages. Traditionally active-passive HA has been achieved through HA clusters or multi instance queue managers. Both rely on highly available infrastructure to be setup and relied on. The MQ Appliance changed this with a fully integrated HA solution, providing built in machine to machine data replication and failover. * z/OS shared queue provides active-active HA of the message data! shared storage © 2018 IBM Corporation
  • 20. MQ HA Group Node 2 Node 3Node 1 Synchronous data replication Replicated Data Queue Managers Linux only, MQ Advanced HA solution with no need for a shared file system or HA cluster MQ configures the underlying resources to make setup and operations natural to an MQ user Three-way replication for quorum support Synchronous data replication for once and once only transactional delivery of messages Active/passive queue managers with automatic takeover Per queue manager control to support active/active utilisation of nodes Per queue manager IP address to provide simple application setup Supported on RHEL v7 x86-64 only Monitoring App Network New in V9.0.4 CD MQ Advanced for Linux
  • 21. MQ HA Group Node 2 Node 3Node 1 Synchronous data replication Replicated Data Queue Managers Monitoring App NetworkLinux only, MQ Advanced HA solution with no need for a shared file system or HA cluster MQ configures the underlying resources to make setup and operations natural to an MQ user Three-way replication for quorum support Synchronous data replication for once and once only transactional delivery of messages Active/passive queue managers with automatic takeover Per queue manager control to support active/active utilisation of nodes Per queue manager IP address to provide simple application setup Supported on RHEL v7 x86-64 only New in V9.0.4 CD MQ Advanced for Linux
  • 22. Node 2Node 1 data replication Replicated Data Queue Managers App Manual failover 9.0.5 CD MQ Advanced adds the ability to build a looser coupled pair of nodes for data replication but no automatic failover, typically for Disaster Recovery Data replication can be Asynchronous for systems separated by a high latency network Synchronous for systems on a low latency network No automatic takeover means no need for a third node to provide a quorum New in V9.0.5 CD MQ Advanced for Linux
  • 23. Connecting Applications at Scale Binding an application to a specific queue manager restricts future changes, impacting availability, scalability and maintenance of the system Run applications remote from the queue managers, connecting as MQ clients For horizontal scaling, create groups of matching queue managers and connect applications to the group, not each queue manager Now you can add and remove queue managers without changing the application Use one of multiple ways to map applications to queue managers and their location. For example Infrastructure level routing Client Channel Definition Tables (CCDTs) App App App decoupled CCDT QM1 QM2 QM3 HTTP server V9.0.0 LTS
  • 24. Managing MQ © 2018 IBM Corporation
  • 25. Managing MQ Management of systems is evolving towards cattle not pets. What does that mean for MQ? Consistent configuration and operations across multiple queue managers Automated deployment Configuration as code Self service Collection and analysis of diagnostic data Simple integration into standard devops and automation tooling © 2018 IBM Corporation
  • 26. MQ Web Console Point a browser at the MQ installation to create and manage queue managers and their resources Provides a very simple way to access MQ resources © 2018 IBM Corporation
  • 27. HTTPS POST: https://host:port/ibmmq/v1/qmgr/QM1/queue { “name”: ”QUEUE.1”, “type”: ”local”, “cluster”: { “name”: “CLUSTER1” } } HTTP Response: 201 JSON payload when defining/updating objects URL represents target object for command HTTP response indicates success/failure HTTPS GET: https://hostname:portNumber/ibmmq/v1/qmgr { “qmgr”: [ { “qmgrName”: “QMTEST01”, “status”: “running” }, { “qmgrName”: “QMTEST02”, “status”: “ended” } ] } JSON payload returned when querying Restful administration MQ has supported scripting and programmatic administration for many years, but it requires MQ knowledge and tooling. MQ has been increasing support for a RESTful administrative API to enable much of what’s available today with MQSC and PCF. But in a more intuitive way to many, using the URL and structured JSON payloads to define the operations. Being over HTTPS also enables the embedding of MQ administrative operations into many environments and tools that previously would not be possible Each 9.0.x CD release has extended the level of REST support, and it continues… © 2018 IBM Corporation
  • 28. Restful administration MQ has supported scripting and programmatic administration for many years, but it requires MQ knowledge and tooling. MQ has been increasing support for a RESTful administrative API to enable much of what’s available today with MQSC and PCF. But in a more intuitive way to many, using the URL and structured JSON payloads to define the operations. Being over HTTPS also enables the embedding of MQ administrative operations into many environments and tools that previously would not be possible Each 9.0.x CD release has extended the level of REST support, and it continues… 9.0.5 adds support for monitoring your Managed File Transfer system with agent and transfer status lists over REST NEW HTTPS GET: https://host:port/ibmmq/v1/mft/transfer {"transfer": [ { "destinationAgent": {"name": "AGENT.X.BANK"}, "originator": { "host": "192.168.99.1", "userId": "ramsubbarao" }, "sourceAgent": {"name": "TESTAGENT"}, "statistics": { "endTime": "2018-01-08T16:22:15.569Z", "numberOfFileFailures": 0, "numberOfFileSuccesses": 2, "numberOfFileWarnings": 0, "numberOfFiles": 2, "startTime": "2018-01-08T16:22:15.242Z" }, "status": { "state": "successful" }, "id": "414D51204D465444454D4F3320202020513E525A21109908" } © 2018 IBM Corporation
  • 29. Error logs output JSON for easy parsing Managing diagnostic data The need to centrally collect and analyse diagnostic data is increasing, using tools such as Splunk, Elasticsearch and Grafana MQ generates a wide range of information and has demonstrated how this can be collected using off the shelf tooling Subscribing to metrics in MQ V9 makes that even easier Event messages can be formatted in JSON too MQ 9.0.x has seen enhancements to the error log data it generates to aid such solutions Universal timestamps and severity levels Separated inserts JSON output Multiple logs Syslog output Forward MQ error logs to ElasticSearch or Splunk Publish MQ statistics to Prometheus and Grafana { "ibm_messageId":"AMQ6287I", "ibm_arithInsert1":0, "ibm_arithInsert2":0, "ibm_commentInsert1":"Linux 4.13.0-36-generic (MQ Linux (x86-64 platform) 64-bit)", "ibm_commentInsert2":"/opt/mqm (Installation1)", "ibm_commentInsert3":"9.0.5.0 (p905-L180228.1)", "ibm_datetime":"2018-03-04T13:18:27.506Z", "ibm_serverName":"QM905", "type":"mq_log", "host":"david-VirtualBox", "loglevel":"INFO", "module":"amqxeida.c:6238", "ibm_sequence":"1520169507_506462655", "ibm_processId":2119, "ibm_threadId":1, "ibm_version":"9.0.5.0", "ibm_processName":"strmqm", "ibm_userName":"david", ”ibm_installationName":"Installation1", "ibm_installationDir":"/opt/mqm", "message":"AMQ6287I: IBM MQ V9.0.5.0 (p905-L180228.1).” } NEW © 2018 IBM Corporation
  • 30. MQ events in JSON Event messages can be formatted in JSON too Queue full, authorization failures etc The amqsevt sample extended in 9.0.5 to output JSON format Example: Feeding events to Splunk
  • 31. And for the z/OS audience … SMF in JSON! © 2018 IBM Corporation { "recordType": 116, "recordSubType": 0, "structure": "QMAC", "date": "2015/11/23", "time": "11:00:00.020000", "lpar": "H019", "qmgr": "MQPC", "mqVersion": "800", "authorisationId": "IMS ", "correlId": "F0F2F3F6C2C3F1E4C4D6C340", "connectionName": "PRDC ", "operatorId": "PLN1231 ", "applicationType": "IMS MPP/BMP", "accountingToken": "00000000000000000000000000000000000000000000", "networkId": "D7D9C4C340404040044E0A0800000001", "cpuTimeUs": 529, … https://github.com/ibm-messaging/mq-smf-csv
  • 32. © 2018 IBM Corporation MQ on IBM Cloud MQ as a Service
  • 33. MQ on IBM Cloud Provision queue managers directly into IBM Cloud IBM owns the infrastructure and the responsibility to keep the systems up to date and running The customer owns the configuration and the monitoring of the messaging Try the service for free at: console.bluemix.net/catalog/services/mq Hosted on NEW © 2018 IBM Corporation
  • 34. MQ on IBM Cloud Hardware, virtualization, servers, network, storage Queues, topics, channels, clustering, applications MQ installation, basic configuration, security, maintenanceManaged & operated by IBM Configured & monitored by the customer NEW Hosted on Provision queue managers directly into IBM Cloud IBM owns the infrastructure and the responsibility to keep the systems up to date and running The customer owns the configuration and the monitoring of the messaging Try the service for free at: console.bluemix.net/catalog/services/mq © 2018 IBM Corporation
  • 35. MQ on container services © 2018 IBM Corporation
  • 36. MQ in Containers MQ has been supporting Docker containers since 2015 with images on Docker Hub and Docker Store and sample setups on Github More recently it has been demonstrating how to get the most from containers using Kubernetes And now MQ Advanced is available as a fully supported product with IBM Cloud Private, a Kubernetes-based solution from IBM Statement of Direction IBM intends to offer clients the ability to purchase an entitlement that is based on the container size in Virtual Processor Cores and the number of hours that MQ was deployed for in each container © 2018 IBM Corporation
  • 37. Getting up and running with MQ quickly is important, but running it in the best possible way is critical MQ is publishing quick starts and preconfigured environments to show best practice Preconfigured with essential MQ resources to get going as quickly as possible Examples so far: IBM MQ on AWS Quick Start MQ on IBM Cloud MQ for Developers on Docker Helm charts for MQ in Kubernetes IBM MQ was the first IBM product to work with Amazon to publish an AWS Quick Start, deploying a highly available MQ setup in AWS in less than thirty minutes Getting started quickly with MQ © 2018 IBM Corporation
  • 38. Help and advice with MQ in the Cloud It has always been important for MQ to run where it is needed and integrated into the tools of your choice For many that means clouds We have been investigating and demonstrating running MQ in various public and private clouds. Using a variety of tooling for provisioning, configuration and monitoring And we’ve been sharing that information for everyone to use developer.ibm.com/messaging/mq-on-cloud
  • 39. © 2018 IBM Corporation Connectivity
  • 40. Bridging to MQ As well as connecting a wide array of applications directly to an MQ system, there are a growing set of bridges and connectors between MQ and external systems Salesforce Integrate MQ’s publish/subscribe with Salesforce. Exchange Salesforce events and MQ publications using the MQ Bridge for Salesforce with no need for your backend applications to connect to Salesforce directly. Blockchain Use MQ messages to query and update a Blockchain ledger. Connects to Hyperledger Fabric networks in IBM Cloud and locally. Supported for use with V9.0.x MQ Advanced queue managers Kafka IBM MQ sink and source connectors are currently being openly developed by IBM and provides as-is, allowing you to connect your MQ systems with your Kafka clusters www.confluent.io/product/connectors Salesforce Blockchain Kafka © 2018 IBM Corporation
  • 41. © 2018 IBM Corporation Supporting applications
  • 42. Messages from one application can be received by any other application, independent of API or protocol. APIsProtocolsMultiple APIs and Protocols IBM MQ supports multiple APIs and multiple client protocols. Both proprietary and open. APIs: MQI, JMS, MQ Light, REST … Protocols: MQ, AMQP, MQTT, HTTP These support a wide range of application styles, from the simplest of messaging needs through to the most sophisticated MQ is simply the broker of messages produced from any API, protocol or language MQI Exposes the full set of MQ capabilities Uses the MQ protocol JMS Supports the full JMS API for use in many JSE or JEE environments MQ Light A simple pub/sub messaging API Uses the AMQP 1.0 protocol MQ MQ’s highly reliable and performant messaging protocol MQTT MQ Advanced supports the MQTT protocol Open source Eclipse Paho clients AMQP Support for AMQP 1.0 enables support for open source clients such as Qpid Proton HTTP A very simple but secure messaging API over REST MQTT Support for the MQTT API for IoT devices © 2018 IBM Corporation
  • 43. Applications can be built using a wide range of clients APIsProtocolsMultiple APIs and Protocols IBM MQ supports multiple APIs and multiple client protocols. Both proprietary and open. APIs: MQI, JMS, MQ Light, REST … Protocols: MQ, AMQP, MQTT, HTTP These support a wide range of application styles, from the simplest of messaging needs through to the most sophisticated MQ is simply the broker of messages produced from any API or protocol. MQI Java .Net MQ Light MQTT paho AMQP Qpid MQ Go MQ nodejs CPAN perl community IBM supported … … MQTT © 2018 IBM Corporation MQI Exposes the full set of MQ capabilities Uses the MQ protocol JMS Supports the full JMS API for use in many JSE or JEE environments MQ Light A simple pub/sub messaging API Uses the AMQP 1.0 protocol MQ MQ’s highly reliable and performant messaging protocol MQTT MQ Advanced supports the MQTT protocol Open source Eclipse Paho clients AMQP Support for AMQP 1.0 enables support for open source clients such as Qpid Proton HTTP A very simple but secure messaging API over REST MQTT Support for the MQTT API for IoT devices
  • 44. Developer engagement MQ can be hard to get going with, we know! How do we make it easier for new application teams to pick up MQ and integrate with their development practices? Early wins • A better getting started experience with simple introductions and exercises • MQ JMS jars available through Maven and MQ client available through simple download • New open source language bindings for MQI NodeJS, Go • Spring Boot starter for MQ To enable a user instructed to use MQ for the first time, to go from zero understanding to running a sample application in a sandbox environment with a fundamental understanding of MQ concepts in 2 hours To enable an application developer, instructed to use MQ for the first time, to go from zero understanding to writing their first MQ application in the language and environment of their choice within an afternoon Mission Statement Tell us where you see a need more focus© 2018 IBM Corporation
  • 45. LearnMQ Finding it hard to get developers started with MQ? Point them to: developer.ibm.com/ messaging/learn-mq Totally new to MQ? Learn the basics Step-by-step guide to getting up and running with MQ Tutorials on building your applications © 2018 IBM Corporation
  • 46. New MQI languages The MQI API exposes the richest MQ messaging capabilities, predominantly in C and COBOL New MQI wrappers available for GO and now Node.JS Provided as as-is open source, let us know if there’s a need to take these further github.com/ibm-messaging developer.ibm.com/messaging/2017/11/10/ibm-mq-node-js
  • 47. Run IBM MQ in any location or cloud exactly as you need it On-premise, software and the MQ Appliance Run it yourself in any cloud, public or private Let IBM host it for you with its new managed MQ service in IBM Cloud AWSAWS AWSAzure AWS … Linux Windows Solaris HPE AIX IBMi IBM Z Appliance © 2018 IBM Corporation Private cloud IBM Cloud Private
  • 48. © 2018 IBM Corporation