IBM MQ Appliance M2001 delivers additional hardware features and enhanced flexibility for availability and resilience.
IBM® MQ Appliance M2001 provides an optimized and enhanced version of IBM MQ V8 that runs in a physical appliance. IBM MQ provides universal messaging to allow applications, systems, and services to connect and exchange information securely, reliably, rapidly, and simply. Offering IBM MQ capability in a hardware appliance provides additional features and the benefits of the appliance.
These features and benefits include:
- Rapid time to deployment
- Built-in high availability when paired to another IBM MQ Appliance
- Flexible disaster recovery configurations using connections to remote, off-site IBM MQ Appliances
- Single or multiple queue managers in a single appliance
- Ease of maintenance through certified firmware updates
- Browser-based user interface, IBM MQ Console, for monitoring and administration of MQ resources-based on roles
- High levels of performance and throughput with IBM MQ optimized for appliance hardware with large capacity solid state drives for high levels of performance for persistent messages
IBM MQ Appliance M2001 is made available as two models, the M2001A and M2001B, which offer price points to match different use cases.
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