For IBM MQ teams

Manage IBM MQ from one web console

HYTE Console gives administrators one place to manage queue managers, search messages, and control who can change what. It installs in your environment and needs no back-end database. Annual plans start at 16 servers.

  • Role-based access
  • Message search
  • Guided installation
10,000+IBM MQ servers managed from a single console install
10,000+queues and topics managed from the same web interface
Zeroback-end databases to deploy, patch, or back up
1 installfor multiple IBM MQ versions and vendor formats

IBM MQ administration

Stop jumping between servers to run routine tasks

Most IBM MQ teams handle daily work through host logins, scripts, and a desktop tool on each administrator's machine. That spreads knowledge across a few specialists and makes routine changes slow.

HYTE Console moves that work into a browser. Your team manages objects, moves messages, and schedules backups from one interface, and role-based access lets you hand routine tasks to people outside the core MQ group.

What your team gets

  • One application for IBM MQ management functions
  • Native operations on transmission, remote, and cluster queues
  • Multi-version, multi-vendor support from one install
  • ActiveMQ and HYTE MQ in the same console
  • High-availability deployment options
  • Installs in your environment, on infrastructure you control

Planning a move to ActiveMQ? The same console manages both platforms during the transition. See IBM MQ migration options.

Capabilities

Tools for the work IBM MQ administrators do every day

Browser-based administration

Handle routine IBM MQ tasks from a web interface instead of logging into each host.

Role-based access

Build custom roles so each person sees and changes what their job needs, payloads included.

Directory integration

Connect Active Directory or LDAP and manage console users with the accounts you already run.

Message search

Find messages across queues from the console, with access limited to authorized users.

Browse, move, and copy

Work with messages on transmission, remote, and cluster queues using native operations.

Scheduled backups

Set IBM MQ configuration backups to run on a schedule you define.

Message-loop testing

Send test messages around a route to confirm the path works before an application depends on it.

REST APIs

Script provisioning, security policy, backups, and health checks through the console's APIs.

Pricing

Published annual pricing by server count

Pick the tier that matches your IBM MQ footprint. Every plan includes the same tools and services.

Annual subscription

Up to 16 servers

$2,995 / year

For a single team or a smaller IBM MQ footprint.

Annual subscription

Up to 32 servers

$4,995 / year

For dev, test, and production across several applications.

Custom quote

More than 64 servers

Let's talk

Tell us about your platform and we'll send a quote.

Management toolsThe full HYTE Console toolset for IBM MQ.
Guided installationHYTE engineers help your team install in your environment.
Unlimited ticketsOpen as many tickets as you need through the HYTE Portal.
Support hoursEastern business hours, with a 24x7 option.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is HYTE Console for IBM MQ?

HYTE Console is web-based management software for IBM MQ. Administrators use it to manage queue managers and queues, search and move messages, and control which users can take which actions, without logging into individual hosts.

Where does HYTE Console run?

HYTE Console installs in your environment, on infrastructure your team controls. It needs no back-end database and supports high-availability deployments. Each subscription includes guided installation from HYTE engineers.

How much do IBM MQ management tools from HYTE cost?

HYTE prices HYTE Console for IBM MQ as an annual subscription by server count: $2,995 for up to 16 servers, $4,995 for up to 32, and $7,495 for up to 64. HYTE quotes environments larger than 64 servers on request.

Can one console manage both IBM MQ and ActiveMQ?

Yes. A single HYTE Console install manages IBM MQ, Apache ActiveMQ, and HYTE MQ. Teams that run both platforms, or that move workloads from one to the other, work from the same interface.

How do I control who can access IBM MQ messages in HYTE Console?

Administrators build custom roles that limit what each user can see and change, including access to message payloads. HYTE Console integrates with Active Directory and LDAP and stores server passwords encrypted.

What comes with a HYTE Console subscription?

Each subscription includes the IBM MQ management tools, guided installation, and unlimited tickets through the HYTE Portal. Support runs during Eastern business hours, with a 24x7 option. Teams planning a move off IBM MQ can add HYTE migration services.

See it with your queues

Bring your IBM MQ questions to a live demo

A HYTE engineer will walk your team through the console and show how it handles the tasks you run today.

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