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| Whitepaper available on understanding WMQ High Availability |
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| markhiscock |
 Posted: Mon May 16, 2005 12:41 am Post subject: Whitepaper available on understanding WMQ High Availability |
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Joined: 16 May 2005
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Location: IBM Hursley, UK
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Hi All,
A whitepaper is available that will help you understand the pros and cons of the possible high availability solutions WebSphere MQ offers. It will disucss them all and and will help you decide which solution is right for you.
This article addresses the most fundamental concept of resilience computing, high availability. It explains how you can easily configure and achieve high availability using IBM's enterprise messaging product, WebSphere® MQ V5.3 and later.
This article can be found here ->
http://www-128.ibm.com/developerworks/websphere/library/techarticles/0505_hiscock/0505_hiscock.html
Any feedback on the article is very welcome.
Kind Regards,
Mark
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IBM UK Laboratories
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| PeterPotkay |
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Mark, excellent document. It expands on the presentations offered at the tech conferances, and allows people not able to attend them a means of access to these valuable concepts.
I have a question about a comment on page 12.
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Note that for active-standby configurations, only one instance of an application is running at any one moment and therefore, software vendors may only charge for one instance of the application, as is the case for WebSphere MQ.
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Does that also include WB-IMB?
Where on IBM's website can I find the official word on what I have to pay for MQ and WB-IMB licenses for warm stand-by nodes? I know the standard answer is ask the sales rep, but if they are wrong, that is a 100s of thousands of dollars wrong answer, possibly for or against IBM's favor (and mine!).
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