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Accelerate your business like never before with the latest updates to IBM MQ—Leif DavidsenProgram Director, MQ Offering Management

IBM MQ is the solution for

business critical messaging

The world depends on reliable, secure messaging and 85% of the fortune 100 depend on IBM MQ*

Your bank transfers complete without losing your money, with all of the worlds top 50 banks using

IBM MQ*

*Correct as of end 2016 against http://www.relbanks.com/worlds-top-banks/assets and http://beta.fortune.com/fortune500/list/

Reliable Secure

ScalableSimple

Precise Connected

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Internet of Things

Connecting millions of

devices

Lightweight

communication

Event Driven

Enterprise

Event Streaming

Stream History

Business Critical

Communication

Exactly once delivery

Reliable

IBM Messaging is essential to a modern enterprise

Scalable and Secure to the coreIBM Confidential © 2019 IBM Corporation 3

Business Critical CommunicationFlexible, reliable, secure assured delivery of business critical communication

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Proven technology for communicating business critical data within and between applications.

• Once and once only

• Targeted delivery

• Platform agnostic

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Design considerations for moving data

API calls over HTTP?

Will the systems

always be available?

What about the

applications or

networks?

How will failures be

handled?

Roll-your-own

messaging?

Who is going to

maintain the solution?

What assurances are

there for it?

How secure is it?

Dynamic connectivity?

Scalability?

Focus for simplicity? Development

teams or infrastructure?

Other commercial messaging providers?

Do they promise to persist every message

individually?

Do they offer once-and-once-only delivery

What about end-to-end encryption?

How much experience do they have in transactions

and supporting mission critical deployments?

What data is being moved?

Why is it moving?

How do you handle errors?

Connectivity, design and

scalability

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Request / ReplyAssured Delivery✓

Stream HistoryDecoupled subscriptions

Messages or Events?Messages† are “work that needs to be done” Events are “things that have happened”

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IBM MQ

IBM MQFocused on message exchange and transactions

KafkaFocused on streaming of events

Point-to-point Publish/Subscribe

IBM Event Streams

Supported connectivity

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On-premise, software

and the MQ Appliance

Run MQ yourself in

public or private cloudsLet IBM host MQ for

you with its managed

SaaS MQ service in

public clouds,

IBM Cloud and AWS

Run IBM MQ in any

location or cloud,

exactly as you

need it


Kubernetes

AWS

Linux

Windows Solaris

AIX

IBMi

IBM Z

Appliance

zLinuxHPE NonStop

Azure

AWS

Red Hat OpenShift

IBM Cloud Pak for

Integration

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Customers value and trust IBM MQ

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Our investments in mobile are helping to create a more rewarding professional work environment for our employees that increases job satisfaction and creates new touchpoints with customers for more valuable, interactive relationships

We have built an innovative solution

that is delivering a game-changing

contribution to the Ethiopian economy

IBM MQ makes messages appear on time, and it cut messaging costs by 60 percent vs. SMS

Deutsche Bahn

ALL of the World’s Top 50 Banks use MQ*

85% of the Fortune 100 are MQ customers*

Over 70% of the Fortune Global 500 use MQ*

The new solution speeds transaction processingand increases visibility into transactions across the entire enterprise, strengthening management oversight and control

Government agency

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MQ on Cloud service

Up and Running in Minutes

Managed for You

Hourly billing

Enabled for Hybrid Cloud Connectivity

Hardware, virtualization, servers, network, storage

Queues, topics, channels,clustering, applications

MQ installation, basic configuration, security,

maintenanceManaged &

operated

by IBM

Configured &

monitored

by the

customer

Try the service for free www.ibm.com/cloud/mq9

MQ in Containers,

continually evolving

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MQ first supported Docker containers in 2015, showing how a stateful solution canrun in an often stateless world.

MQ was one of thefirst certified containers available on IBM’s Kubernetes platform, IBM Cloud Private. Showing how to run MQ in a managed container environment.

MQ added support for running on Red Hat OpenShift

MQ is a key componentof IBM’s Cloud Pak for Integration, providing enterprise messaging for the Integration Platform solution

hub.docker.com/r/ibmcom/mq github.com/ibm-messaging/mq-container2015 201910

Replatform

establishing the container

orchestration platform,

services and capabilities to

succeed, and move to a

runtime topology that is

native to the platform

Containerize MQ

queue managers, with

applications connected as

clients

MQ Modernization

Containerization

facilitates the

modernization of MQ

deployments.

(These pattern also

apply outside of

containers)

Repackage

break down the existing

artefacts so that they are

bounded along line of

business and development

teams to improve the

agility of the organization

Queue managers are

dedicated to an application

Refactor

re-work the artefacts that

are hard to maintain or

prevent the organization

from realising the full

benefits of their

modernization journey

Deploy MQ patterns that

provide horizontal scaling

and continuous availability

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The MQ Appliance M2002

The scalability and security of IBM MQ

Supports the same MQ applications

But, with the convenience, fast time-to-value

and low total cost of ownership of an

appliance

Built-in HA/DR. Apply maintenance in

minutes

Based on latest MQ V9.1: Available to run both LTS

and CD releases on the MQ Appliance

M2002 headline numbers

• Over 200 thousand persistent, HA replicated,

messages produced and consumed per

second

• Over 600 thousand non-persistent messages

produced and consumed per second

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M2002 – v9.1

M2001 – v9.1

M2001 – v9.0.5

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Why IBM MQ is the choice for so many businesses

Managing and developing for MQ

Connecting everything

Supporting key ecosystems

Custom and 3rd

party tooling

Security

Usable security

Encrypted data at rest

Encrypted data on the wire

Speed and Scalability

Scaling to > 1 trillion messages per

day

High throughput with persistence

Accelerated delivery over WAN

Availability and reliability

Continuous availability of MQ Queue

Managers

Continuous availability of messages

Designed to never lose a message13

Speed and Scalability

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How important is speed in your messaging solution?

When sending message

data outside your data

center

• You need it to be

delivered

• You need it to get there

quickly

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Time

=

money

Why network speed isn’t always most important

Aspera FASP.io

Accelerates/improves data

transport of any

desktop/server or

server/server TCP workflows

Take advantage of the new FASPv4 protocol

➢ Lightning speed regardless of the distance or

network conditions

➢ Bidirectional

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Winning the race by going faster. MQ accelerated by Aspera

• Sending data to remote parts of

your own business?

• Exchanging data with partners?

• Moving data between your data

center and public cloud?

• You could benefit from the new

Aspera Streaming Gateway

included with MQ Advanced

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Available in MQ V9.1.4

for MQ Advanced and MQ

Appliance customers

TCP/IP TCP/IPFASP.io

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Accelerate onboarding to Blockchain with MQ Advanced

▪ Bridge allows an MQ application to

connect to Hyperledger Fabric

Blockchain running in IBM Cloud or

running locally

▪ Request-reply MQ messages to query

information from Blockchain (e.g.

what is the value of the balance on this

account)

▪ MQ drives Create, Read, Update and

Delete operations on Blockchain-

managed assets

▪ No need to understand the ledger-

specific APIs, configuration or controls

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Availability


Message high availability

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Consider a single message

Tied to a single runtime, on a single piece of

hardware

Any failure locks it away until recovery

completes

The problem The objective

– Messages are not tied to a single anything

– In the event of a failure, there is a fast route to access the message

Message high availability

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– Messages are highly available, through replication

– Only one runtime is the leader and has access to the messages at a time

– A failure results in a new leader taking over

– Any message is available from any runtime at any time

– Coordinated access to each message

– A failed runtime does not prevent access to a message by another runtime

Active / active messages Active / passive messages

IBM MQ Distributed HA solutions

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MQ managed

The resilient data and the automatic takeover is provided by the MQ system

Externally managed

External mechanisms are relied on to protect the data and provide automatic takeover capabilities

System managed HA

QMgr QMgr

Multi-instance queue managers

QMgr QMgr

MQ Appliance

QMgr

QMgr

Replicated data queue managers

QMgr QMgr QMgr

IBM MQ Advanced 9.1 LTSRHEL x86

MQ HA Group

Node 2 Node 3Node 1

Replicated Data Queue Managers App

Network

App App

MQ 9.1 saw a fully integrated, data replication and failover solution on RHEL x86 for bare metal and virtual machine deployments. Provided as part of MQ Advanced for on-prem and in the Cloud

No need for a shared file system or HA cluster

Three-way replication and monitoring 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

MQ licensing is aligned to maximise benefits

MQ 9.1.4 adds support to identify RDQM nodes in

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High Availability with Kubernetes

The RDQM solution does not apply to container

environments

High availability of the MQ data requires highly

available replicated storage

Container orchestrators such as Kubernetes handle

much of the monitoring and restart responsibilities…

Node 1 Node 3Node 2

HA network

storage

Pod 1

StatefulSet, Replicas=1

Kubernetes

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environments





…but not all. StatefullSets such as MQ are not

automatically restarted following a Kubernetes node

failure

Node 3Node 2

HA network

storage


Kubernetes

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environments





…but not all. StatefullSets such as MQ are not

automatically restarted following a Kubernetes node

failure

The MQ container image and Certified Container

now supports a two-replica multi-instance queue

manager deployment pattern to handle Kubernetes

node failures

The Certified Container image for MQ Advanced

in 9.1.4 now supports OpenShift natively

Node 1 Node 3Node 2

HA network

storage

Pod 1

multi-instance

active

Pod 2

multi-instance

standby


Kubernetes

IBM MQ 9.1.3 CD

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Always available


Building scalable, fault tolerant, solutions App AppApp

Many of you have built your own continuously available and horizontally scalable solutions over the years

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Building scalable, fault tolerant, solutions

Many of you have built your own continuously available and horizontally scalable solutions over the years

The key is to decouple the applications from the individual queue managers as much as possible.

MQ has provided you many of the building blocks -

Client auto-reconnectCCDT queue manager groupsMQ Clustering

But you’re left to solve some of the problems, particularly with long running applications -

Efficiently distributing your applicationsEnsuring all messages are processedMaintaining availability during maintenanceHandling growth and contraction of scale

App App App

decoupled

AppApp

MQ V9.1.4 adds support for .Net and XMS .Net

applications. Also rebalancing is faster, with

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Managing, securing and connecting MQ


Making management simpler

Web consoleSimple to use, web based administration for

Distributed, z/OS, Cloud and the Appliance

RESTful administrationAdminister and manage your queue managers over

HTTPS

Logging and monitoringSimplify the streaming of logs and metrics for

centralized storage and analyzes

DISPLAY

UPDATE

GETreceive JSON

POSTsend JSON

DELETE

PATCHsend JSON

HTTP MQSC

DEFINE

DELETE

IBM MQ 9.1 LTS

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Managing channel CipherSpecs

Making it easier to keep up-to-date with ever

changing ciphers, simplifying migration

MQ 9.1.1 CD (all platforms) introduced ANY_TLS12

and MQ will negotiate the strongest CipherSpec

available to both ends

For 9.1.1, the distributed platforms also added the

ability to whitelist exactly which CipherSpecs a

queue manager will accept

MQ V9.1.4 adds the first support for TLS 1.3 for

C and C++ applications

MQ now also includes MQ IPT as part of the

distribution enabling more customer usage, and

continuity of support

MQ Advanced now supports MQ IPT with a HSM

CipherSpec A

CipherSpec ANY CipherSpec ANY

CipherSpec A

IBM MQ 9.1.1 CDAll Platforms

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Advanced Message Security

End-to-end message encryption is now even easier

to adopt, thanks to ever improving performance

MQ 9.0 LTS started to drive down the overhead of

AMS with the introduction of the confidentiality

policy

MQ 9.0.1 CD was the point that all platforms

benefitted fully from those improvements

AMS on z/OS can now be as efficient as TLS just on

the channels

IBM MQ 9.0-9.1 LTS

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Managed File Transfer MFT manages your file transfers, and now it’s even

easier for you to manage MFT…

IBM MQ 9.1 LTS +

Redistributable MFT agentSimply download and unpack

Simplified MFT Agent licensingNo need to track individual agents with MQ Advanced queue managers

Failed transfer timeoutAutomatically stop transfers after repeated failures

Resource monitor backupsSimple, single command to backup and restore resource monitors

File transfer initiation throughsimple REST call

MFT agent, transfer and resource monitor

monitoring through REST

New in MQ V9.1.4 release – highly available MQ

MFT Agents – active/passive deployments

Also REST support for the ‘Create Monitor’

function of MQ MFT

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Helping developers


Developing applications

Build your applications simply, with no need for an

MQ installation

Pull Java directly from the Maven repository since

MQ 9.0.4 CD

MQ 9.1.1 CD added the SDK to the MQ

redistributable client

The redistributable client is now available directly, no

need to log into IBM

ibm.biz/mqclientdownload

Develop your applications on the platform of your

choice with the addition of the MacOS version of the

9.1.1 MQ client and SDK for Developers

ibm.biz/mqmacos(The MQ for MacOS toolkit includes runmqsc)

Maven

IBM

Mac for Developers

npm

ibm.biz/mqclientdownload

ibm.biz/mqmacos

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Writing new applications

REST MessagingProviding a very simple way to get messages in and

out of your MQ system

9.1.2 CD boosted the performance capability

9.1.3 CD added message browse

.NET Core9.1.1 CD brought support for .NET Core on Windows

9.1.2 CD added Linux support

Open Source language bindingsWrite MQI applications in Node.js and Golang

New simpler JMS style API for Golang

github.com/ibm-messaging

.NET Core

Node.js MQI Golang MQI

REST

Golang JMS

Windows

Linux

9.1.2

9.1.2

9.1.1

Put, get, browse9.1.3

github.com/ibm-messaging

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Demonstrating the simplicity of MQ

There’s nothing like flashing lights and wires to grab

people’s attention. We want everyone to know how

easy it is to write messaging applications and how

powerful MQ is in supporting them

Ever tried Scratch, a graphical way to code, aimed

at kids but ideal to show how easily asynchronous

messaging can improve your applications with an

MQ plugin

Heard of the Raspberry PI? You think MQ is a

heavyweight solution? We run an HA pair of queue

managers on two $5 Raspberry PI Zeros!

ibm.biz/ibmmq-pi

ibm.biz/ibmmq-scratch

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Getting Started

Teach yourself the basics of MQ

Build on top of simple samples

…and prove your skills

ibm.biz/learn-mq

ibm.biz/mq-dev-patterns

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IBM Messaging ClientsMessaging Modernization Workshop

In addition, we’ll work with you to:

• Discuss industry standards, emerging technologies

and best practices

• Explore hybrid messaging solutions including

container-based deployments

• Perform an interactive review of your digital

transformation goals, objectives and challenges

• Review your existing ecosystem and map it against

our proven Reference Architecture

• Develop a high-level solution architecture

• Follow up with recommended next steps mapped to

the reference architecture

Half-day educational and interactive problem-

solving session at your site. During the workshop

our messaging architects will discuss their

experience of working with customers to develop

hybrid and multi cloud messaging strategies.

Contact: Callum Jackson ([email protected])

IBM Messaging Business PartnersHelping you to delight your customers

How can we make you even more effective building

world class solutions for your customers?

Contact: John Clifton ([email protected])

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Thank you

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Leif Davidsen

Program Director MQ Offering Management

[email protected]

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