What is Messaging?
Enterprise messaging refers to a system used to enable reliable communication between computer systems. It provides resilience by managing challenges such as asynchronous operation times, varying system speeds, and ensuring data delivery even during system maintenance or downtime.
Distributed Applications - Which network link is the problem?
In my latest blog post, I explore troubleshooting network performance issues within distributed applications by guiding readers through using the iperf3 command. As the CTO and Technical Practice Lead at HYTE Technologies, I leverage my deep experience with the Open Source Software community and my role as a Committer on the Apache ActiveMQ project to provide practical insights that are valuable for both administrators and developers. Through a detailed, step-by-step scenario, I aim to empower teams to effectively identify and resolve network bottlenecks, thereby enhancing the performance and supportability of enterprise applications.
IBM MQ Installation on Linux
Matt guides you through installing IBM MQ on a Linux server. The process continues with creating a queue manager, setting default settings, and configuring a listener and channel. Finally, messages are sent and retrieved to verify the installation's functionality, completing the setup in under five minutes.