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Monitoring-as-a-Service

Monitoring Only. Set up everything with your preferred preferences

  • You already have MQ Knowledge

  • You have full control over administration

  • 24/7 Monitoring of your MQ Queues. Set up the alerts you want

  • Dashboards help you focus on what matters most

  • A dedicated support team for when you need help

Platform-as-a-Service

Have Avada Software Manage & Monitor Your Middleware

  • No Knowledge Needed!

  • We set up all users, groups, roles collections & more

  • Resolve Your Issues With Proactive Approach to Alerts

  • Set Up Reports For Statistical Analysis of Your MQ Queues

  • 24/7 Protection Of Your MQ Environment

AVADA SOFTWARE AT A GLANCE

Avada Software’s flagship product, Infrared360®, is an IT management portal providing total administration, monitoring, testing, auditing, analytics dashboards, and self-service for cloud, on-prem, or hybrid environments. Get secure, collaborative management of elements across your IT stack like Kafka®, IBM® MQ, IBM® ACE/IIB, ActiveMQ®, WebSphere®, JBoss®, and Tomcat® Application Servers, URLs, SOAP & REST-based web services, IBM® DataPower® and MQ Appliance.

Latest Insight

The Middleware Blog

May 21st, 2025|

The Importance of Access Controls in MQ Incident Response
 IBM® MQ plays a critical role in ensuring reliable, secure messaging between distributed applications. But as your MQ infrastructure grows in complexity—spanning hybrid, containerized, and multi-cloud environments—so too does the risk of misconfiguration, unauthorized access, and slower incident response times. That’s where access controls in MQ become more than just a checkbox on your security audit—they’re a frontline defense and […]

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May 5th, 2025|

Best Practices for Securing IBM MQ in Kubernetes As organizations modernize their infrastructure, deploying IBM MQ in Kubernetes has become increasingly common. But with this shift comes new challenges—especially in security. Traditional methods of access control and monitoring aren’t enough in dynamic, containerized environments. Securing IBM MQ in Kubernetes requires a focus on identity, visibility, and role-based access control (RBAC):

  • Use external identity sources: In Kubernetes, container-based deployments don’t maintain […]
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April 29th, 2025|

The Crucial Role of Synthetic Transactions in ActiveMQ Performance Testing

Messaging systems are the foundation of many modern enterprises, with ActiveMQ increasingly emerging as a key player in this arena. Yet, maintaining the strength and dependability of these intricate messaging environments requires more than just optimism. By mimicking real-world user activity, synthetic transactions offer a proactive approach to evaluating ActiveMQ’s performance, resilience, and overall system health.

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April 17th, 2025|

Why Developers Need Access to MQ and How to Make It Work Securely

Imagine you’re a developer trying to test a new feature that sends a message through IBM MQ.

You write the code, hit run… and nothing happens. The message disappears. You suspect it’s stuck in a queue somewhere.

But you can’t see it. You can’t confirm it. And you definitely can’t fix it, because you don’t have access.

That’s the daily […]

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April 3rd, 2025|

IBM MQ Native HA: Enhancing Messaging Resilience in Modern Architectures

In today’s digitally connected world, enterprise messaging systems must be both highly available and resilient. IBM MQ—a leader in message-oriented middleware—provides robust messaging capabilities that ensure reliable data exchange between applications. One of the key features that help guarantee uninterrupted messaging is Native High Availability (HA). This article explores IBM MQ Native HA in depth, clarifies common misconceptions by comparing […]

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March 25th, 2025|

Are You Effectively Monitoring Your IBM MQ and Kafka Performance?

In today’s complex data landscapes, many enterprises rely on a combination of IBM MQ and Apache Kafka to handle their messaging needs. While both are powerful technologies, they serve different purposes: IBM MQ excels at ensuring precision and guaranteed message delivery, while Kafka is designed for high-volume data processing and event streaming.

Often, businesses find themselves

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