DI Rupert Mandl IBM WebSphere Technical Sales IBM WebSphere News. 20. Mai IBM Corporation

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1 DI Rupert Mandl IBM WebSphere Technical Sales IBM WebSphere News 20. Mai 2010

2 Agenda 1 WebSphere Application Server V7 New Functions 2 WebSphere Application Server Feature Packs 3 WebSphere MQ V7 New Functions 4 WebSphere MQ FTE V7 New Functions Source: If applicable, describe source origin 2

3 WMQ Family: Delivering Mission-Critical Messaging The Messaging Leader for more than 15 years Universal Support for all your systems Standards: JMS engine that can be used with any compliant JEE App Server Continued Innovation: Governance of existing solutions via MQ Service Definition Enables Web 2.0 to communicate to existing core systems Reliable, time-independent Web services transport Participation in Standards effort with other messaging vendors to support the above SOAP over JMS Low Latency Messaging where extreme speed of delivery is paramount File Transfer Edition for managed movement of files

4 WebSphere MQ Key Benefits Reliability Assured message delivery Performance Ubiquitous Breadth of support for platforms, programming languages and API Loose application coupling Location transparency Time independence Data transparency (with WebSphere Message Broker) Platform independence Scalability Incremental growth Rapid development Reduced Complexity Ease of use Application A Message Queue Application Z Q Manager Channels Q Manager

5 WebSphere MQ - Universal Messaging Backbone A Common Infrastructure providing a range of capabilities to meet customer requirements for Business Data Access and delivering cost reductions Skills End-Points Qualities-of-Service Delivery Styles Languages COBOL, C/C++, RPC Java, JEE, JMS.NET, C#, VB, WCF AJAX, Perl, Python Orientations Service Batch File Message Resource Mindsets WSDL, XML, WS-* REST, MEST, KISS Vendor Platforms JEE,.NET, etc Operating Systems Exploitation & Support Applications SAP, Siebel, etc Devices Mobile, Wireless, PoS, Sensor, Actuator, RFID Web services SOAP, WSDL, WS-RM, WS-N Web 2.0 HTTP, AJAX, REST, Appliances Transactional Guaranteed Persistent At-Most-Once Replay At-least-once Best-Effort Fire-and-Forget Request-Reply Fastest speed Lowest Latency Client-Server Backbone Point-to-Point Peer-to-Peer Publish/Subscribe Grid Bus Multicast Unicast

6 Range of Speeds and Feeds Provide a spectrum of message delivery options ranging from fully transactional, queued support through to high-speed low-latency support with appropriate support for transport protocols across a wide range of platforms Low-latency RMM HTTP MQ-TT Business Data Delivery MQI, JMS, XMS and Web Access Non-persistent Non-queued Non-persistent queued Persistent queued First-class support for all appropriate messaging transport technologies (in particular point-to-point and Publish/Subscribe) will be provided over a range of transport protocols and networks to meet customer needs A spectrum of appropriate Monitoring and Trace capabilities will be provided depending on the particular transport requirements

7 Range of Availability options Provide a spectrum of availability options ranging from Queue-based recovery and availability through the ability for multiple targets in the messaging end of the speed spectrum to meet customer needs Multiple targets for RMM broadcasts WMQ Clustering Business Data Delivery MQI, JMS, XMS and Web Access Fast S/W failover HACMP/GDPS recovery Sysplex Shared queues Clearly there is a close relationship between the availability options and both the messaging paradigm being used and the required message speeds Sysplex shared queues provide the highest availability but they are at the queued end of the messaging and queuing spectrum Publish/Subscribe applications provide an innate approach to availability by supporting the seamless ability for multiple recipients of the same message data This is suitable for high-speed low-latency messaging environments where RMM is being used (where the network is effectively the Queue Manager)

8 WMQ Universal Messaging Backbone Goal is to extend the reach of WMQ as the messaging backbone by augmenting the product to address the broad business data delivery spectrum and emerging workloads thus providing a common integrated infrastructure and significant cost reductions Sensors & Actuators Zero Client Web App Server Business Data Delivery MQI, JMS, XMS and Web Access Software HA Message Security File-based FTP MFT Latency Low Predicable First-class support for all appropriate messaging transport technologies (in particular pointto-point and Publish/Subscribe) will be provided to meet customer needs as well as a range of availability options that may be used appropriately to facilitate 24x7 Application continuity for the delivery of business data to the customer choice of processing environments Full support for the deployment of IBM s ESB products to add value to the business data flow and processing by providing flexible routing, transformation and enrichment capabilities The combination of WMQ and ESB means that business data can be accessed from any place, transformed to any format and routed and delivered to any where Support for WSRR as a control point for governance

9 Delivery Roadmap (06/09) MQ FTE V7.0.1 (12/09) MQ FTE V7.0.2 (20xx) MQ Version X.Y (05/08) MQ V7 with Integrated Pub/Sub Rearchitected JMS Extended APIs (12/08) MQ File Transfer Edition V7 (01/09) MQ V with Service Def Wizard XA-aware API Exit V7.0.1 Early Access Program (08/09) MQ V7.0.1 with Multi-Instance Queue Managers Automatic Client Reconnect Enhanced.NET support Increased z/os Capacity z/os Group Units of Work 06/08 12/08 06/09 12/09 06/10 12/10

10 WebSphere MQ V7.0 Content Summary Enhanced JMS More applications being written to use this API Underpins many SOA/ESB solutions needing access to messaging Improved performance & ease-of-use Enhanced Publish-and-subscribe Ease-of-use New support for z/os Further stage of decoupling between applications Extended verbs and behaviors for MQI programming interface Enhanced MQ clients for increased throughput resilience and availability Web 2.0 support to help create richer user experience Evolutionary if you know V6, you will know V7

11 Loose Coupling with Publish/Subscribe Simplified distribution Data available wherever needed, without disrupting existing apps or systems Publisher Publisher Publisher Publisher Publisher Publisher Publisher Topic Topic Topic Topic Topic Subscriber Subscriber Subscriber Subscriber Subscriber Subscriber Subscriber 1:None 1:1 1:Many Many:1 Many:Many

12 WebSphere MQ Bridge for HTTP Easy access to MQ resources from any device with an HTTP interface Extends the scope beyond traditional systems Web Browsers Javascript AJAX HTTP clients HTTP: POST / GET / DELETE JEE Application Server MQ JMS client connection SVRCONN CHANNEL Queue Manager queues/myq topics/stocks/ibm Java MQ HTTP Bridge MQ JCA + JMS MQ Bindings Connection libwww

13 Governance MQ Applications are SOA Assets Web Services bring new expectations around application governance It must be possible to treat traditional non-soap MQ applications as services WSDL gives a standard way to describe all MQ apps as SOA assets (services) To be inventoried, catalogued and governed in a Registry To be queried at runtime for routing decisions To be re-used as services in composite SOA applications To be managed and traced with SOA tools Public specification of the WSDL formats for MQ applications Support in WSRR Wizard delivered in V to simplify generation

14 WSRR Impact Analysis

15 WebSphere MQ V7.0.1

16 WebSphere MQ V7.0.1 Rationale Objectives Early delivery of non-disruptive function Providing platform for other products to build on Minimise migration costs Major themes Enhanced availability options on Distributed platforms Constraint relief on z/os IBM portfolio exploitation, and extension of reach, for V7 features Ongoing performance, consumability and serviceability enhancements Keeping pace with industry evolution in areas such as platforms and SSL

17 WMQ V7.0.1 Content Summary New Feature Benefits Details Multi-Instance Queue Managers Increases availability Does not require specialist skills Can help ease system maintenance Enables automatic failover to a standby Queue Manager instance in the event of an incident or planned outage Automatic Client Reconnect Enhanced Governance Enhanced SSL Security Enhanced.NET support Increases availability Simplifies programming Increases visibility of changes Enables SOA Governance Simplifies security certificate management Increases ease-of-use for.net developers Provides Client-connected applications with automatic detection of failures and reconnects to alternative Queue Managers Emits events whenever configuration changes are made or commands are run Service Definition wizard generates WSDL describing MQ apps Supports certificate checks with Online Certificate Status Protocol (OCSP) as well as to Certificate Revocation Lists (CRL) Provides IBM Message Service Client for.net developers Supports use of WebSphere MQ as custom channel within Windows Communication Foundation Increased 64-bit z/os exploitation Increased use of z/os system resources Provides constraint relief for virtual storage Extends use of 64-bit storage by Queue Manager enabling more capacity such as number of open queues z/os Log Compression z/os Group Units of Work Publish/Subscribe Interfaces Increased use of z/os system resources Increased log performance & bandwidth Increased resilience Additional control of pub/sub behaviour Simplified integration for Message Broker Compresses message logs produced by persistent messages Enables Units of Work to be owned collectively by Queue Sharing Groups so that any Queue Manager in the group can process two-phase transactions from clients Exit point to dynamically modify routing and content Tools to migrate pub/sub state from MB to MQ

18 End of Service and Component Deprecation MQ V6 End of Service will be September 2011 Components being removed in next full release File Transfer (Windows/Linux utility) not to be confused with FTE product API exerciser, Windows performance monitor integration C++ API (the Imq classes) to be stabilised Cannot extend current code while maintaining application compatibility Many C++ applications use the C MQI today. Next full release will not support HP-UX on PA-RISC hardware SupportPac MA0F (AMI) will inherit EoS for V6 SupportPac MS0E (Admin Wrapper) will inherit EoS for V6 SupportPac MC91 (HA) being withdrawn immediately Still downloadable, but not on main SupportPac page

19 Multi-instance Queue Managers Extends availability options for the Distributed platforms (Unix, Linux, Windows) Basic failover support without a separate HA coordinator Faster takeover: fewer moving parts Cheaper: no specialised software or administration skills needed

20 Automatic Client Reconnection Client library provides necessary reconnection logic on detection of a failure Simplifies application programming Hides many failures from application code Continuous availability QM1 Application MQ MQ Client QM2 QM3

21 Windows Communication Framework Windows Communication Framework (WCF) Underpins.NET Web Services and Messaging Built-in Transports e.g. MSMQ, HTTP(S), Named Pipes, TCP/IP, etc. Transports can be extended with custom channels Allows alternative transports (like MQ) to be slotted into WCF seamlessly WCF support now included in product Previously an Alphaworks prototype Simplifies application development on Windows

22 WebSphere MQ: Summary Continued enhancements to the messaging backbone Early delivery of new function no need to wait for the next full version Simplification for administrators and application developers Improved system exploitation

23 WebSphere MQ File Transfer Edition

24 How do many organizations integrate data today? Many organizations still use file transfers, relying on a mix of homegrown code, several legacy products and different technologies and even people! Why is FTP use so widespread? FTP is widely available Lowest common denominator Promises a quick fix repent at leisure Simple concepts low technical skills needed to get started FTP products seem free, simple, intuitive and ubiquitous Legacy File Transfer products A combination of products often used to provide silo solutions Often based on proprietary versions of FTP protocol Can t transport other forms of data besides files Usually well integrated with B2B but rarely able to work with the rest of the IT infrastructure especially with SOA People From IT Staff to Business staff and even Security Personnel Using a combination of , fax, phone, mail, memory keys

25 Many organisations build software on basic FTP Our staggering and somewhat shocking research finding is that custom-built, in-house, hard-coded integration solutions (the majority using free FTP software) are much the most widely-used approach. Integration projects using FTP & homegrown software 100% 50% Organisations only using FTP and home-grown software Integration projects not using FTP and homegrown development 0% Largest 500 Next 1000 Next Derived from: Enterprise Integration Challenge, Software Strategies

26 Shortcomings of Basic FTP Limited Reliability Unreliable delivery Lacking checkpoint restart Files can be lost Transfers can terminate without notification or any record corrupt or partial files can be accidentally used File data can be unusable after transfer lack of Character Set conversion Limited Security Often usernames and passwords are sent with file as plain text! Privacy, authentication and encryption often not be available Non-repudiation often lacking Limited Flexibility Changes to file transfers often require updates to many ftp scripts that are typically scattered across machines and require platform-specific skills to alter All resources usually have to be available concurrently Often only one ftp transfer can run at a time Typically transfers cannot be prioritized Limited visibility and traceability Transfers cannot be monitored and managed centrally or remotely Logging capabilities may be limited and may only record transfers between directly connected systems Cannot track the entire journey of files not just from one machine to the next but from the start of its journey to its final destination

27 What is Managed File Transfer? Reliable, controlled, auditable movement of files around an organization Auditable Reliable Secure Automated Centralized Flexible Any file size Integrated Cost Effective Records complete and detailed audit log of entire file journey What went where, when and to whom File contents not corrupted or partially transmitted Files only appear at destination whole and intact Files content encrypted during transmission File access authenticated and controlled Eliminates need to manually detect problems and restart transfers Providing scheduling and triggering for event-driven transfers Remote control and monitoring of file progress from anywhere Able to deploy and re-configure file transfers instantaneously from anywhere Managing transfers end-to-end across a network not just between 2 points No upper limit on the size of file than can be moved With SOA infrastructure: Messaging, ESBs, Governance, B2B and BPM Provides a consolidated transport for moving both Files and Messages

28 WebSphere MQ File Transfer Edition A new (separate) product adding managed file transfer services to MQ Enables reliable, secure and traceable file transfers Replaces costly, ad hoc solutions that lack management controls File transfer capabilities Any file size (KB, MB, GB ) Powerful graphical tooling No need for programming Reliability leveraging MQ Full logging for audit Code page conversion SSL security Distributed job automation Multi-purpose solution transports both messaging and files Many supported MQ environments High-performance WebSphere MQ File Transfer Edition A B C X Y Z

29 Simplification means Savings High cost in building and maintaining dual infrastructures to move business data Reduce costs with a single consolidated transport for both files and messages Messaging + File Transfer = Re-use WebSphere MQ File Transfer Edition what you already have Reap operational savings from simplification Reduce administration effort use one tool to manage the whole solution Reduce skills requirements and maintenance

30 Architecture Admin tools publish transfer requests into messaging backbone Agents publish audit trail to Coordinator Agents monitor directories, load/unload files, do pre- & post-transfer activities Coordination Queue mgr publishes transfer status, process and audit trail Coordination Queue mgr requires MQ V7 other Servers can run MQ V6 or V7 Graphical Tooling (MQ Explorer) WebSphere MQ File Transfer Edition Coordinator Servers FTE Agent FTE Agent FTE Agent WMQ V7 WMQ V6 WMQ V7 Command Line FTE Agent FTE Agent FTE Agent FTE Agent Clients

31 Using WebSphere MQ File Transfer Edition Choice of alternative ways to configure and control your file transfers Graphical Eclipse-based MQ Explorer Command Line Interface Job Control Language (JCL) XML Scripts using Apache Ant

32 Centralized Configuration via MQ Explorer Shows progress of current transfers and outcome of recent transfers 3 rd party/bespoke apps can also subscribe to these events

33 Multi-Step Transfer Jobs using Apache Ant Enables automation of multi-step transfers across platforms e.g. if step 1 on Linux then step 2 on Windows otherwise step 3 on Solaris Captures standard in/standard out messages from each step in transfer audit log Can trigger sending of s based on job outcomes e.g. if step 1 fails administrator Integrated with WebSphere MQ Explorer Eclipse console Based on open source scripting environment that describes jobs using XML Apache Ant is a Java -based build tool ( Step 2 If Step 1 succeeds WMQ FTE Solaris WMQ FTE Linux WMQ FTE HP-UX WMQ FTE AIX Step 1 Step 3 If 1 fails Step 4 If Step 2 succeeds

34 WebSphere MQ File Transfer Edition V7.0.1 Enhanced managed file transfer capabilities Advanced transfers with multi-step, scripted jobs Enhanced directory monitoring Enhanced management and audit capabilities Expanded environments supported Multi-step Job Automation Enhanced Directory Monitoring Enhanced z/os Performance Enhanced Error Reporting GDG and Tape support for z/os Expanded Operating Platforms Audit Archiving WebSphere MQ File Transfer Edition V7.0.1 Messaging V7 Available Dec 2008 V7.0.1 Available June 2009

35 New in WebSphere MQ File Transfer Edition V7.0.1 Feature Ability to archive audit log Enhanced directory monitoring Ability to script multi-step file transfer jobs Enhanced error reporting Unattended silent install Extended platforms Improved z/os performance Support for GDGs Support for tape media Benefits Enables transfer audit log data to be transactionally stored in external relational databases for audit and archiving purposes More flexible triggering of file transfers based on directory activity (including continuous polling of file systems) without need to define a repeating schedule Enables XML scripting in transfers using standards-based Apache Ant Scripts can drive multiple steps across platforms with complex conditional logic Can also perform tasks e.g. sending s when transfers don t succeed All actions performed by Ant scripts are captured in audit log Improves ease-of-use for users and administrators Helps ease the rollout of large-scale deployments Support for Linux on System z and Windows 2000 (client only) WebSphere MQ File Transfer Edition for z/os V7.0.1 can increase performance of file transfers compared to the previous release Up to 50% faster for file transfers in text conversion mode ** Up to 7 times faster for file transfers in binary mode ** Provides support for transfers of files to and from z/os generation data groups Absolute and relative names are supported Support for transfers to and from magnetic tapes drives that optimizes seek time during transfer ** Preliminary results observed on pre-release level code. Performance varies depending on file size and other factors including network performance. For the latest performance information please click on Performance Reports at

36 WebSphere MQ File Transfer Edition V7.0.2 Enhanced managed file transfer capabilities Increased ability to transfer across range of protocols Increased access control Broader platform coverage Protocol Bridging (FTP & SFTP) Support for IBM DataPower XB60 B2B Appliance Enhanced Access Control Extended Platform Coverage Scripting for Easier Deployment New SupportPacs WebSphere MQ File Transfer Edition V7.0.2 Messaging V7.0.2 Available Dec 2009

37 New in WebSphere MQ File Transfer Edition V7.0.2 Features Support for IBM System i (iseries) Ability to bridge to FTP and SFTP (SSH) Servers Enhanced security with more granular access control for users and groups Extended platform coverage for database archiving of file transfer audit log Scriptable interface for creating file transfer artefacts Samples for configuring transfers through the B2B gateway provided by IBM WebSphere DataPower B2B Appliance XB60 Benefits Further extends the range of supported platforms Can help ease migration from a non-managed (FTP/SFTP) network to a managed network based on WebSphere MQ File Transfer Edition. Enables file to be transferred between WebSphere MQ File Transfer Edition and FTP or SFTP servers. No need to install MQ technology at the FTP or SFTP location. Provides ability to easily configure fine-grained access control to agent resources at a user and group level. Enables archiving of transfer audit log to databases running on z/os, Solaris and Linux x86 platforms. Helps ease deployment between test and production configurations. Enables configuration information to be stored in a repository. Enables file transfers to be received exchanged through the DataPower B2B gateway with trading partners using a range of transports such as FTP or AS2 The information on the new product is intended to outline our general product direction and it should not be relied on in making a purchasing decision The information on the new product is for informational purposes only and may not be incorporated into any contract The information on the new product is not a commitment, promise, or legal obligation to deliver any material, code or functionality The development, release, and timing of any features or functionality described for our products remains at our sole discretion

38 IBM Managed File Transfer: Summary Reduce business cost of disruptions Less time spent detecting and resolving errors Faster time to market and less supply chain disruption Fewer missed business opportunities Up-to-date information for better decision-making Continuous feeds of information from across business Reduced risk of data loss Better prepared for audits and regulatory compliance Lower risk of embarrassing data loss and penalties Free up IT resources Reduce development time and maintenance burden Consolidate file and message traffic onto single transport Increased return on existing investments Get even more value from WebSphere MQ Apply SOA to files including ESBs and Governance What business and IT costs savings could you realize?

39 Agenda 1 WebSphere Application Server V7 New Functions 2 WebSphere Application Server Feature Packs 3 WebSphere MQ V7 New Functions 4 WebSphere MQ FTE V7 New Functions Source: If applicable, describe source origin 39

40 WebSphere MQ - SupportPacs Performance Queue Statistic SSL Wizzard Explorer Explorer Enhancements for Security

41 MH04 - WebSphere MQ Queue Statistics Tool

42 Agenda 1 WebSphere Application Server V7 New Functions 2 WebSphere Application Server Feature Packs 3 WebSphere MQ V7 New Functions 4 WebSphere MQ FTE V7 New Functions Source: If applicable, describe source origin 42