This course runs for a duration of 4 Days.
The class will run daily from 10:00 AM EDT to 6:00 PM EDT.
Class Location: Virtual LIVE Instructor Led - Virtual Live Classroom.
This 4 day course provides attendees with the necessary skills to assume responsibilities associated with administering WebSphere MQ in a distributed environment. The course includes extensive hands-on exercises to reinforce lecture and classroom discussion. Although some exercises can only be accomplished on Linux or Windows, generally, the exercises can be applied to any V7.1 distributed platform.
Unit 1 WMQ Overview (Optional)
Unit 2 Planning for Installation
Unit 3 Setting up a Simple WMQ Environment
Exercise 1 – Implementing a simple MQ environment
Exercise 1A – Viewing the MQ configuration
Exercise 1B – Using the WebSphere MQ Explorer (Linux or Windows)
Unit 4 – Messages and the MQI
Exercise 2 – Using the sample MQ programs to work with messages
Exercise 2A – Implementing a triggered application
Exercise 2B – Setting up the trigger monitor as a service
Exercise 2C – Creating JMS administered objects
Unit 5 – Logging and recovery
Exercise 3 – Recovering persistent messages
Exercise 3A – Using linear logging to record and recover MQ objects
Exercise 3B – (OPTIONAL) Using the dmpmqcfg to back up the MQ configuration
Unit 6 – Problem Determination
Exercise 4 – Working with trace
Exercise 4B – Using and tailoring the error logs
Unit 7 – Distributed queuing
Exercise 5 – Setting up channels for message delivery
Exercise 5A – Using the Dead Letter Handler
Exercise 5B – Using the trace route facility
Exercise 6 – Implementing a simple cluster
Exercise 6A – Using cluster channels to deliver to non-cluster queues
Exercise 7 – Working with MQI client implementations
Unit 8 – Monitoring WebSphere MQ
Exercise 8 – Working with statistics and accounting
Unit 9 – WMQ Security
Exercise 9 – Setting up and managing an access control list
Exercise 9A (OPTIONAL) – Implementing SSL for channels
Unit 10 – Publish/Subscribe (OPTIONAL)
Exercise 10 – Creating topics and subscriptions
Students are expected to have a basic knowledge of WebSphere MQ concepts and terminology. Unit 1, which is optional, can be used to provide a brief overview.