Presentation from IBM InterConnect 2016 explaining the contents and benefits of IBM MQ Advanced, and positioning it compared to other Messaging offerings, and outlining different deployment options on-premise, or in the cloud, or as a hybrid messaging deployment

1. How IBM MQ Advanced can extend your
hybrid messaging deployment options
HHM-2941
Leif Davidsen

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Pain point :
“New information, systems and services
are springing up everywhere, and all
need to be connected!”
“Configuration, maintenance and
operation of infrastructure take too
long”
Pain point :
“Deployments take months instead
of hours”
Pain Points :
“Our developers need to create
engaging new apps fast, and make
them interact with existing
infrastructure”
“I want to use the skills I have and not
be forced to waste time learning stuff I
won’t need”
Too often the reality….
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5. Built on Apache
Hybrid Messaging is here with Message Connect
IBM Message
ConnectIBM MQ IBM Message
Hub
Connecting your enterprise MQ backbone to the Cloud
HOT off the press!
IBM announces Message Hub for Bluemix Dedicated!
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6. IBM Hybrid Messaging
5
App AccessPartner
Enterprise MQ Backbone
Bluemix
Message Hub
Based on Apache Kafka
MQ Light API
REST Kafka
Message Connect
IBM Message Hub offers
‘cloud-native’ messaging and usability
MQ is being deployed in cloud environments
with growing demand for cloud-style
usability: “self-service”
Digital IT Enterprise IT

7. Learning the lessons of messaging middleware
Systems are dynamic – new applications, new
sources of data, new consumers of data
• The challenge of delivering data to meet
changing demands needs a flexible infrastructure
• Roll-your-own code in the applications
– Increases cost, time and complexity, but can deliver the
code where you need it
• Storing the data in a database or file
– Creates a permanent record, but does nothing to provide
timely analysis
A messaging infrastructure can meet both needs
• Keeps the application simple and able to adapt to change
• Can deliver filtered information to consuming applications,
and also deliver to a permanent information store
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8. Growth in IBM Messaging Deployment Choices
2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016
Individual
Software
Deployment
MQ V7.1 MQ V7.5 MQ 7.5 MQ V8 MQ V8 MQ V8
Integrated
Software
Deployment
MQ V7.5
Advanced
MQ V7.5
Advanced
MQ V8
Advanced
MQ V8 Advanced
MQ V8 Advanced
pattern for Pure
MQ V8 Advanced
MQ V8 Advanced
pattern for Pure
Cloud/aaS
deployment
MQ
V7.0.1
HVE
MQ V7.5
HVE
MQ V7.5
HVE
MQ V7.5 HVE
MQ Light
Service on
Bluemix
MQ & MQ Light on
Docker
MQ on Azure,
AWS, SoftLayer
Message Hub
MQ on Docker
MQ on Azure,
AWS, SoftLayer
Message Hub
Developer
focused
deployment
MQ
Advanced for
Developers
MQ Light
MQ Advanced
for Developers
MQ Light
MQ Advanced for
Developers
MQ Light
MQ Advanced for
Developers
Appliance
Deployment
MQ Appliance MQ Appliance
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9. MQ deployments

10. So what is IBM MQ?
• Simplifies applications, no need for complex
connectivity logic or error handling
• Scales from single application deployments
to billions of messages per day
• Connects from the mainframe to the mobile
and the Internet of Things, moving data
from applications, files and services
• Most widely deployed enterprise messaging
solution with the largest ecosystem and set
of skilled practitioners
• A secure messaging environment, with
your customer and business data
encrypted end to end
• Built-in High Availability with automated
failover
• A single point of visibility and control for
the data flowing through your business
• Reliable, robust movement of data with
transactional integrity
Messaging you need Messaging as you need it
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11. Updates in Fixpacks since MQ V8
• Fixpack 2
– Built on the new LDAP features in MQ V8 to support authority records for LDAP users and
groups
– Activity trace data extended to include microsecond call durations
• Fixpack 3
– Support for authentication via PAM on Unix platforms
– Protection against SSL security vulnerabilities (reduced CipherSpecs)
– Extended start events
• Fixpack 4
– Capped message expiry
– Redistributable clients
– Security change configuration events
– Obfuscation of database passwords
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12. Version x, MQ long term service
x.0.0.1 x.0.0.2 x.0.0.3 x.0.0.4 x.0.0.5 x.0.0.6 ……
Stable and Rapid Delivery
Version y, MQ long term service
Statement of Direction
x.0.1
x.0.2
x.0.3
x.0.n
y.0.1
y.0.2
y.0.3
Fixes only. No mid-service function.
Same 5+3 service lifetime
LTS releases every couple of years
Fixes, plus new function
New delivery every few months
(~4 months expected)
Fixes on latest mod only
Newly added function will evolve
over mods
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13. Integrated MQ deployment

14. IBM MQ Advanced makes it easier for
clients to buy and deploy all the IBM
MQ distributed server capabilities they
need within a single purchase.
• IBM MQ Advanced for Developers is
also available specifically for
development use only
IBM MQ Advanced is a part that provides
entitlement to IBM MQ Server, Managed
File Transfer Service, Advanced
Message Security, and Telemetry:
• Buy a single part at a single price (per
PVU) for all the distributed server
capabilities.
What makes IBM MQ Advanced different?
MQ MFT Service AMS Telemetry
IBM MQ Advanced
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15.  Use IBM MQ Advanced Message
Security (AMS) to guarantee the
privacy of message contents
 End-to-end data encryption
• Protects business and customer
data from exposure if systems
breached
• Demonstrates awareness of
security risks and takes action to
avoid impact
Where does Advanced Message Security fit in?
Application B
Application A
Channels
IBM MQ system
Queue Manager
Queue Manager
 IBM MQ has many built in security features:
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16. Where does Telemetry fit in?
 Real-time access for enterprise
applications to connect to a range of
mobile devices, remote sensors,
actuators etc.
 IBM MQ Telemetry includes the
following key components:
• The Telemetry service that runs on the IBM
MQ server
• MQ Telemetry clients that are distributed to
remote devices and applications
 MQ Telemetry uses the open standard
MQTT protocol.
 Ideal to connect devices within the
enterprise
Sensor
(e.g. RFID)
Telemetry client
Enterprise
Telemetry Service
Topic
Application BApplication A
Queue Manager
Oil Rig
Smart
Phone
Medical
DeviceVehicle
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17. Where does Managed File Transfer fit in?
 Bringing Managed File Transfer to IBM MQ – file data is moved as MQ messages.
Available as 2 chargeable components: MFT Agent and MFT Service. Available
separately, and MFT Service is included in MQ Advanced
 An MFT Agent performs the fundamental file
transfer function of sending and receiving files from
the local system.
 MFT Service installs a file transfer agent on a MQ
server with additional capabilities
 MQ MFT supports file-to-file movement, but also
file-to-message, and message-to-file
 An MQ Explorer integrated GUI or command-line is
used to configure and administer MFT.
Channels
MQ network
Logging
component
MFT Agent
Application BApplication A
MFT Agent
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18. Securing file data with SSL and IBM MQ AMS
 MQ MFT supports transport
level encryption using SSL
 Data is encrypted before it is
sent over a channel and
decrypted when it is received
IBM
MQ
Queue
Manager
IBM
MQ
Queue
Manager
svrconn
channel
sndr/rcvr
channels
IBM
MQ
Queue
Manager
IBM
MQ
Queue
Manager
svrconn
channel
sndr/rcvr
channels
 When combined with MQ
Advanced Message Security
– Allows file data to be encrypted
at the source system and only
decrypted when it reaches the
destination system
– Data is secure even when at
rest on a queue
Agent Agent
AgentAgent
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19. Handling both files and messages across MQ MFT
One file to one message
MQ
MFT
One file to a group of messages
One message to one file
A group of messages (or all messages on the queue) to one file
• File can be split based on:
– Size
– Binary delimiter
– Regular expression
• One message becomes one file
• Optionally, a delimiter can be
inserted between each message
used to compose the file
• One file becomes one message
MQ
MFT
MQ
MFT
MQ
MFT
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20. Virtual patterns on IBM PureApplication
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• PureApplication provides a fully integrated IaaS for
automated provisioning of machines and software
deployments
– Available as a hardware system, software or a Softlayer service
– Repeatable and reliable MQ deployments for consistency
• MQ vSys.Next Support in IBM PureApplication V2.0
from MQ V8.0.0.3 onwards
– Concept similar to hypervisor but software components separated from
O/S
– Drag and drop MQ onto Core O/S image to compose VM configuration
• Management and maintenance of MQ via PureApp console
• Pattern support for highly available queue managers
• Power/AIX support added to Linux x86 support with MQ
8.0.0.4
Off-prem in Dedicated
SoftLayer datacenters
worldwide
On-prem Bring Your Own
Hardware
On-prem Appliance

21. High Availability and Idle Standby
Lower cost licensing for failover systems – whatever the High Availability (HA)
solution you choose
Failures happen, but they don’t have to impact your business
Have you designed for high availability?
Protect your ability to access your applications and data, and process your messages and transactions without
interruption in case of failure
MQ offers a choice of HA options:
MQ-based: Multi-Instance Queue Managers
Software-based HA with automatic failover
Failover systems licensed through ‘Idle Standby’ Licensing
Hardware based: PowerHA, and other 3rd party options
Restarts wider range of system and application based assets
Fully automated HA had historically been licensed through purchase of a full additional license
License updates extend ‘Idle Standby’ licensing to hardware-based HA environments as well
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22. MQ for Developers

23. IBM MQ Advanced for Developers
• What’s this for?
– A part in the IBM MQ offering that is intended for use by developers only
– Enables developers to install and use the entire IBM MQ Advanced stack on their personal
development machines without needing to pay a PVU based license
• Priced by Authorised User Single Install with IBM Support
• Doesn’t replace existing Test and Production usage
• Also available without IBM Support – and free to download
Development environment
Integration
Test
System and
Performance
Test
Production
Environment
High
Availability
Full MQ Advanced License RequiredMQ Advanced for Developers
License Idle Standby
License Required
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24. MQ Light : Software and Cloud
• Messaging that application developers will love to use,
helping them make responsive applications that scale easily
• Open APIs crafted to
feel natural in a
growing range of
popular languages
• Tooling that makes
modular app
development easy
• Now supported as
an additional API
within IBM MQ
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25. MQ in the Cloud/as a Service

26. Both LoB & IT have Messaging Requirements:
• App composition
• Microservices
• Interaction with systems of record
• Emphasis on app responsiveness
• Quick (or no) install and easy to use
• Available in languages that support
technology choices
• Assured delivery of data
• Transactional units of work
• Synchronizing systems of record
• Emphasis on reliability
• Planned maintenance windows
• Available in languages used by business
critical systems
docker
node
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27. Event driven applications
Streaming data to analytics
Wiring for microservices
Messaging is key for new engaging applications
• De-coupled microservices allow applications
to evolve rapidly
– Open protocols support current and future
technologies, allowing any component to
• Low response times are non-negotiable for
engaging applications
– Applications which are told and respond when
something happens, they don’t have to keep
watching
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28. Message Hub is…..
• A scalable, distributed, high throughput message bus based on Apache
Kafka
• Wide compatibility via 3 interfaces: REST, Kafka and MQ Light AMQP
• Tightly integrated with Bluemix – The Bluemix native Message and Event
Bus
MQ
(plus other on-prem data sources)
MQ Light API
AMQP
RESTful API
HTTP
Apache Kafka
TCP
Streams
Whisk
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29. Build Your Own Cloud
Deployment automation
• Chef samples, UrbanCode Deploy
Containers:
• MQ on Docker
Amazon
• MQ BYOS&L – Monthly rental or PVU
• MQ per hour (from IBM Business Partner)
Pure Application Systems:
• Build reusable & re-deployable
patterns
SoftLayer
• MQ BYOS&L: monthly rental or PVU
Public Cloud Economies
Time to Market
Total Control
Maximum Flexibility
Maximum Security
Microsoft Azure
• MQ BYOS&L – Monthly rental or PVU
• MQ pre-installed and purchasable
directly from MS
Traditional Software:
• MQ monthly rental licenses
• MQ PVU licenses
• System z (OTC, MLC)
• MQ Appliance
Deploying MQ on Clouds and more…
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30. MQ in Docker
• MQ 8.0.0.4 supported to run inside a Docker image.
Details: https://ibm.biz/mqdocker
• Brings the benefits of Docker to MQ
– Lightweight containers for running MQ
– Predictable and standardized units for deploying MQ
– Process, resource and dependency isolation
• IBM sample Docker files for customizing and building
your own Docker images
– Best practice guidance
– Runs an MQ queue manager inside a container, isolated
from the rest of your system
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Licensing for MQ on Docker is BYOSL based on
PVUs of the machine running the Docker container

31. Scripted Deployment of MQ
UrbanCode Deploy
 IBM tool for automating deployments of
applications and middleware
 IBM MQ supported with a plug-in
 Configure and interact directly with IBM MQ
in multiple ways with out-of-the-box steps
Chef
 Chef automates configuration and management
 Allows infrastructure to be described in code
 Scripts already available for deployment of MQ
Ensuring MQ continues to be easier and quicker to deploy
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32. Appeal of the Cloud: Perception of MQ:
vs
 ease of deployment
 low skill
 scalable
 cheap
 high skill
 effort and risk from change
 application complexity
MQ self service
Perceptions of IBM as a Service today
Line-of-business and developer resistance to using MQ
MQ not taken into future deployments where it should be
MQ systems able to respond to LoB requirements quickly
MQ suitable for cloud deployments
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33. Using MQ as a service
• Not an environment, more a lifestyle choice!
• Addresses the increasing demands on agility and
scale of messaging infrastructures
• As a service goes hand in hand with self service
• Many clients have built MQ as a service today
– Orchestration and automation of MQ resources
• E.g. IBM Urbancode Deploy, Chef, Puppet, etc.
– Running on bare metal or in a cloud
• Redpaper now available http://ibm.biz/mqaas_red
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34. MQ as an Appliance

35. • The scalability and security of IBM MQ V8 in a physical appliance form factor
• Rapid, reliable, simple, secure exchange of data across applications, systems and services
• Convenience, fast time-to-value, and low total cost of ownership of an appliance
• Use as a messaging hub to extend connectivity within your enterprise, in branch offices, factories or stores
Rapid to deploy, easy to configure and run for enterprise and
remote deployments
What’s new in IBM MQ Appliance M2000
 Integrates seamlessly into MQ networks and clusters
 Simple out of the box High-Availability with paired connectivity to another appliance
 Simpler maintenance with fixpacks delivered as certified firmware updates onto a locked down appliance
 Appliance delivered pre-optimized for maximum performance out-of-the-box
 New MQ Console to provide a browser-based user interface offering personalized monitoring and
configuration
IBM MQ Appliance
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 High-end solution for enterprise consolidation use case
 Capable of handling large MQ workloads for persistent
and non-persistent messaging
 Host multiple Queue Managers to act as a messaging
hub
 A replacement for multiple separate MQ servers
 Built-in High Availability when paired to a 2nd appliance
and off-site disaster recovery to another Appliance
 Supports MQ AMS, and can be used to move MQ MFT
files between MFT endpoints
 Lower-end solution for branch office or factory
deployment
 Same software and hardware as the Enterprise
appliance, but processor usage limited
 Designed to meet lower messaging throughput
requirements
 Supports all features of M2000A, including High
Availability, Disaster Recovery and MQ AMS
 Trade-up part available from M2000B capacity to
M2000A capacity
IBM MQ Appliance M2000A (for Enterprise) IBM MQ Appliance M2000B (Branch etc.)
Easily deploy and maintain MQ messaging in minutes!
Which MQ Appliance is right for you?
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37. MQ Appliance : High Availability & Disaster Recovery
DR Replication
Asynchronous
(10 Gb Ethernet)
Initial Delivery of
Disaster Recovery
function available
November 30th 2015
Each Queue Manager
supports either HA or
DR
Future update will
enable Queue
Managers to replicate
for both HA and DR
HA Replication
Synchronous
(10Gb Ethernet)
Statement of Direction
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38. Monday
10:30-11:30 3592 New MQ features
3452 Managing applications
12:00-13:00 2835 MQ on z/OS and Distributed
15:00-16:00 3470 Latest MQ z/OS features
2833 Where is my message?
3544 MQ Light in an MQ infrastructure
16:30-17:30 3573 Hybrid cloud messaging
2941 MQ Advanced
Tuesday
08:30-09:30 3540 The MQ Light API
12:00-13:00 3456 The IBM MQ Appliance
13:15-14:15 3499 Introducing Message Hub
3458 MQ Appliance administration
14:30-15:30 6432 MQ updates and futures (InnerCircle)
2849 Messaging feedback roundtable
16:00-17:00 3544 MQ Light in an MQ infrastructure
3513 MQ hands on lab
Wednesday
08:30-09:30 3602 Managing your MQ environment
12:00-13:00 3613 Designing MQ self service
6408 Hybrid messaging roadmap (InnerCircle)
13:15-14:00 3416 HA and DR with MQ
3433 Why secure your messaging?
15:45-16:30 3429 Securing MQ
2847 Meet the messaging experts
16:00-17:00 3508 MQ Light hands on lab
16:45-17:30 2275 Migrating to the IBM MQ Appliance
Thursday
08:30-09:15 3420 MQ Clustering
2931 Business agility with self service MQ
09:30-10:15 3479 MQ z/OS clusters and shared queue
3450 Optimising MQ applications
2849 Messaging feedback roundtable
10:30-11:15 3465 MQ Appliance high availability
3481 MQ z/OS messaging connectivity
11:30-12:15 3474 Active-active messaging
3537 Monitoring and managing MQ
3425 MQ publish/subscribe
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Sunday
14:30-15:30 6408 Hybrid messaging roadmap (InnerCircle)

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