Creating a multi-instance queue manager for WebSphere MQ on Linux

This article shows you how to implement the new WebSphere MQ V7 multi-instance queue manager feature on Linux. It provides high availability without using an HA Coordinator, by automatically switching to a standby server if the active server fails. The active and standby servers are multiple insta

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Creating a multi-instance queue manager for WebSphere MQ on Linux

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