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Reproducible nested-virtualization lab for IBM MQ HA and DR resiliency on Linux
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Tooling, scripts, and operating standards for running IBM MQ high-availability queue managers on Ubuntu Linux clusters.
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A downloadable, signed lab that stands up IBM MQ high-availability (HA) and
disaster-recovery (DR) topologies end to end — from a bare x86 Linux host down
to running queue managers and a live message path that survives failover. You
bring a virtualization-capable host; the lab brings everything else, and stands
up a full HA/DR stack with one command.
Full documentation lives in the site under docs/site/ —
this README is the on-ramp; the site is the depth.
• What this is
• Getting Started
• Prerequisites
• Download and verify the release
• Run it
• Developing with Vergil
• DevelopmentRead the full README ↗The full README is unavailable right now. Read it at the original link. The saved excerpt is shown below.
A downloadable, signed lab that stands up IBM MQ high-availability (HA) and
disaster-recovery (DR) topologies end to end — from a bare x86 Linux host down
to running queue managers and a live message path that survives failover. You
bring a virtualization-capable host; the lab brings everything else, and stands
up a full HA/DR stack with one command.
Full documentation lives in the site under docs/site/ —
this README is the on-ramp; the site is the depth.
• What this is
• Getting Started
• Prerequisites
• Download and verify the release
• Run it
• Developing with Vergil
• DevelopmentRead the full README ↗