Observability

A queue is backing up. An application team is reporting failed transactions. Or while investigating an unrelated routing issue, you discover messages that simply look out of place.

Standard IBM MQ message browsing lets administrators and support teams inspect queue contents without consuming or removing messages.[1]

But in active enterprise environments, discovering a suspicious message is rarely the end of the investigation—it is where operational triage begins.

Once a problematic […]

IBM MQ® can support some of the most time-sensitive digital interactions in travel and transportation, including bookings, travel updates, fare payments, baggage-related processes, hospitality systems, and loyalty programs.[1][2]

For Middleware Operations Leaders, the challenge increases as IBM MQ expands across more applications, environments, locations, and teams.

The goal is to keep the MQ environment visible, reliable, secure, and manageable while giving the right teams the access and information they need. Infrared360® helps […]

IBM MQ 10.0.x provides the native tools and security controls needed to renew TLS certificates. On AIX, Linux, and Windows, the documented process for an existing personal certificate is to recreate the certificate request with runmqakm, submit the request to the appropriate certificate authority, receive the signed certificate into the same key repository, and refresh the queue manager’s TLS security cache.[1][2]

That process is well defined. The operational challenge usually appears […]