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What's new in IBM WebSphere MQ version 7.5 - Middleware News

WebSphere MQ V7.5 delivers a single Universal Messaging solution. It enables the simple, rapid, reliable, and secure transport of data and messages between applications, systems, and services.
WebSphere MQ is the market-leading, message-oriented middleware product that delivers a reliable, proven universal messaging backbone for almost 10,000 organizations of different sizes, spanning many industries around the world
Customers gain access to previously separately installable capabilities, enabling more complete solutions for data and message movement along with reduced complexity. Get the advantage of a smaller install footprint, simpler maintenance and eliminate the need for separate packages. Add as you need .
Enhancements include:
  • No fee for Extended Transactional Client for all supported versions of WebSphere MQ - The Extended Transactional Client is available for use in all client deployments without additional entitlement for all supported versions of WebSphere MQ queue manager. Realize this benefit through the download and acceptance of this new License Information.
  • Licensing changes for WebSphere MQ Telemetry Client - Use of the WebSphere MQ Telemetry Client requires purchasing an entitlement for WebSphere MQ Telemetry Clients for each WebSphere MQ Server installed that will have WebSphere MQ Telemetry clients connected to it, with no limit to the number of clients connected; applicable to WebSphere MQ v7.5, WebSphere MQ v7.0.1 and WebSphere MQ v7.1.
  • Managed File Transfer and Advanced Message Security capabilities available within WebSphere MQ as additional licensing option
  • Managed File Transfer and Advanced Message Security capabilities available within WebSphere MQ as additional licensing option
  • Common tooling interface via the MQ Explorer
  • Managed File Transfer-specific functional enhancements
  • Security enhancements including the integration of the WebSphere MQ Advanced Message Security function into the MQ Server
  • Multiple transmission queues defined for use in a clustered queue manager

You can obtain the new enhanced functions offered in WebSphere MQ V7.5 by migrating directly to V7.5 from WebSphere MQ V6.0, V7.0.1, or V.7.1 -- without migrating to an interim version or release.

Performance Points of MQ v7.5 vs. MQ v7.1

  • Integration of WebSphere MQ with WebSphere Managed File Transfer and WebSphere AMS, together with Telemetry
  • Unified Management & Monitoring across all messaging & files using a single dashboard
  • Message throughput increase
    • 40% on AIX, 80% on Linux, 100% on Windows for persistent messages
    • 30% on AIX, and between 40-100% on Linux for non-persistent messages (2KB)
  • 500% performance improvement for multi-subscriber message delivery
  • MQTT protocol extends communication to 240,000+ mobile & other sensor endpoints (At a price of $100 per MQ Server)
  • Simplified security wizard with automated “checking” to identify potential security exposures
  • Extensions to support .NET APIs
  • Multi-version and re-locatable installation for easier install, testing, and migration
  • MQ v7.5 on Unix and Windows can support multiple installations on a single OS image
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