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Ma.Pony
PostPosted: Thu Dec 24, 2009 10:53 pm    Post subject: Any MQ 7 Cluster Limitations Reply with quote

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Hi Guys,

I would like to know any limination of MQ cluster ? Can anyone shed me some light ?

Thanks,

Pony !!!
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Michael Dag
PostPosted: Fri Dec 25, 2009 1:31 am    Post subject: Reply with quote

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please be more specific in your question, there are lots of articles about clustering both MQ and Hardware clustering on mqseries.net
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PostPosted: Fri Dec 25, 2009 4:09 pm    Post subject: Re: Any MQ 7 Cluster Limination Reply with quote

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Ma.Pony wrote:
I would like to know any limination of MQ cluster ? Can anyone shed me some light ?

There are always limitations in any software and hardware. For example, I/O devices have practical limits on data throughput and latency.

What are your requirements?
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Ma.Pony
PostPosted: Sun Dec 27, 2009 7:31 pm    Post subject: Reply with quote

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Sorry for misunderstanding. I specifically would like to know :

1. How Passive MQ detect the status of active instance ? Via connection failure or/and heart beat failure ?

2. Does MQ cluster limit the number of hops for a queue message ? For example, the MQ connect is MQ1 to MQ2 to MQ3 and then MQ4. Can we publish message to MQ1 and then receive the message from MQ4 ?

3. Can MQ client decide to connect to any of specific instance from MQ cluster by either number of currect client connections or the number of received messages ?

4. Pub/Sub is new in MQ7. Any Pub/Sub limination within MQ Cluster ...

Thanks...
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Vitor
PostPosted: Sun Dec 27, 2009 8:32 pm    Post subject: Reply with quote

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Ma.Pony wrote:
1. How Passive MQ detect the status of active instance ? Via connection failure or/and heart beat failure ?


As has been discussed many times on this forum, WMQ clustering is not an HA solution and has no concept of Active/Passive. Each queue manager in a WMQ cluster is distinct and unique. But might be coincidentally protected by an HA solution.

Ma.Pony wrote:
2. Does MQ cluster limit the number of hops for a queue message ? For example, the MQ connect is MQ1 to MQ2 to MQ3 and then MQ4. Can we publish message to MQ1 and then receive the message from MQ4 ?


MQ Clusters don't use hops - each member is directly connected to each other member. Try reading the Clusters manual.

Ma.Pony wrote:
3. Can MQ client decide to connect to any of specific instance from MQ cluster by either number of currect client connections or the number of received messages ?


An MQ client can connect to any queue manager it want. The rest of your questions are nonsensical. How can a client know anything about a queue manager unless it connects? Why would a client want to connect in such a manner?

Ma.Pony wrote:
4. Pub/Sub is new in MQ7.


No it isn't. It just got updated a lot.

Ma.Pony wrote:
Any Pub/Sub limination within MQ Cluster ...


Such as? If you persist in asking open ended questions you'll keep getting open ended answers.

You really, really need to spend more time reading the documentation. And possibly review your design. This concept of "connecting by number of messages received" is odd and slightly alarming.
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