Its been 1 week since we started our WebSphere MQ course. We have finished 2 chapters and 1 Lab, which means we are on track as scheduled.
In the last week, we learned the basics and concepts of websphere MQ in Chapter1 followed by an overview of installing websphere MQ on Linux using RPMs in chapter2. Then we went to lab session and installed WebSphere MQ on Windows in our Lab Session1.
At the end of the Week1, i expect you to know the following things:
- What is WebSphere MQ
- Why should we use MQ
- What are the advantages of MQ over traditional methods of connectivity
- How MQ works
- MQ installation on Linux
- MQ installation on Windows.
Which means now your system be up and running with WebSphere MQ either on Windows or Linux.
In Week2, we will learn some details about MQ Messages and how MQ can keep track of messages, in chapter3. Then in Chapter4, We will take at all the websphere objects like queue manager, different queues, channels etc...Later in Chapter4, we will have a first look at websphere MQ Administration and different methods available to administrate MQ Objects. Towards end of Week2, we move to the Lab Session2, where in you can have your first hands-on on the MQ, you installed.
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