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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
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’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.
Scott Treggiari2026-05-05T12:19:50-04:00May 5th, 2026|
Enterprise integration teams are being asked to support more than reliable message movement. Today, IBM MQ, IBM App Connect Enterprise, Kafka, Cloud Pak for Integration, OpenShift, automation, governance, and AI initiatives are becoming increasingly connected.
That creates an important question for integration professionals:
How do we prepare middleware environments for AI-driven, event-driven, cloud-native operations without creating new […]
Scott Treggiari2026-04-30T17:43:16-04:00April 30th, 2026|
Using IBM MQ as a Reliable Ingestion Layer for AI and RAG
Enterprise AI projects rarely fail because the model was too hard to call. They fail because the right business data does not reach the right downstream system in a timely, reliable, and governable way.
That is why IBM MQ deserves a place in the AI conversation.
Not because IBM MQ is a vector database. Not because IBM MQ is a […]
John Ghilino2026-04-16T14:31:24-04:00April 16th, 2026|
How the IBM Confluent Acquisition Changes MQ and Kafka in 2026
Imagine you are an enterprise architect building a modern data system. You need to safely move highly sensitive financial transactions. You also need to stream millions of user clicks to your analytics dashboard in real time.
For a decade, IT directors fiercely debated the best way to handle this. Many thought they had to prioritize one approach. You chose […]
Infrared3602026-04-02T14:17:30-04:00April 2nd, 2026|
Avada Software at 20: Two Decades of Building for the Real World of Enterprise Middleware For 20 years, Avada Software has followed a path that is increasingly rare in enterprise technology: steady, customer-driven growth built on deep engineering rather than hype.
Since its founding in 2006, Avada has focused on solving real operational problems for enterprise IT teams responsible for middleware and integration infrastructure. Over two decades, that focus has shaped […]
John Ghilino2026-03-18T15:57:35-04:00March 18th, 2026|
20 Infrared360 features you didn’t realize you were missing
We believe that managing complex middleware environments should be seamless, secure, and intuitive. Since we were founded 20 years ago, Avada Software has continuously evolved Infrared360® to address the unique challenges middleware teams face in managing distributed environments.
Because we focus so heavily on ensuring stability, performance, and security, it can be easy to overlook some of Infrared360’s highly […]
Scott Treggiari2026-03-05T14:38:25-05:00March 5th, 2026|
IBM MQ RDQM Patching Guide: The hidden kernel-module dependency that can stop HA queue managers Why this IBM MQ RDQM Patching Guide exists RDQM makes IBM MQ highly available by using DRBD disk replication and a cluster stack (Pacemaker/Corosync). That’s great – until a routine RHEL patch window updates the Linux kernel.
Here’s the hidden dependency: RDQM relies on a DRBD kernel module that must be compatible with the running kernel. […]
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