meshIQ messaging.

Observe and manage your messaging infrastructure across IBM MQ, Apache ActiveMQ®, RabbitMQ and other message queuing technologies deployed in Hybrid Cloud.

A software interface shows a pop-up window titled Edit Queue: visiolet, with various fields and dropdowns for queue settings. The Apply changes and Cancel buttons are at the bottom. The background is a dimmed queue manager dashboard.

Manage your messaging from a single screen.

Manage multiple MQ queue managers from a single console, cross-platform, cross-instance.

Complete messaging on cloud, hybrid, or on-premise:

  • Improve DevOps processes to reduce deployment and performance issues with the Messaging layer.
  • Complete visibility into the Messaging infrastructure, no matter where it is deployed.
  • Observe and manage irrespective of the vendor and version of the platform.

Operational monitoring and observability.

Ensure smooth, uninterrupted delivery of mission-critical digital services via tracking of metrics while simultaneously offering deep-dive insight into the underlying infrastructure itself.

meshIQ delivers real-time monitoring, with proactive alerting, and both user-defined and out-of-the-box prescriptive actions, ensuring high performance and availability of message brokers deployed across the enterprise.

meshIQ has embedded its own expertise and experience in “out-of-the-box” pre-built actionable dashboards and policies to provide business views and alerting to handle the most common situations, enabling you to get up and running straight away before using the simple wizard to configure it for your own unique scenarios.

Example scenarios include:

  • Queues with/without consumers
  • Connections, Exchanges, Consumers
  • Publish In / Out rates
  • Pending messages, Messages delivered, Messages ready for delivery
  • Channel status, Channels per connection, Channel send /receive rate
  • Memory usage, Disk usage
  • Queue idle time, Queue memory
A screenshot of a RabbitMQ Queue Monitor displaying various metrics related to message queues, including pending messages, total message counts for different queues (e.g., task_queue, shipment_queue), and memory usage statistics. The interface shows data for several queues, with indications of unacknowledged messages and metrics updates. The overall layout includes graphs and text data organized into a structured format on the screen.
A screenshot of a graph titled "Queue Depth Monitor" showing data related to queue depth and trend analysis, with several lines representing different metrics over time. The y-axis indicates queue depth levels ranging from 0 to 8000, while the x-axis includes timestamps or message indicators. Various colors and legends are present to differentiate between data sets labeled as Q_CM_1.

Monitor.

On-Premises, Hybrid, and Multi-Cloud.

Monitor your IBM MQ-powered deployments through your entire business, boost productivity and overall efficiency of your administrators, engineering, and operations teams to ensure smooth, uninterrupted delivery of mission-critical digital services.

MQ transaction tracking and tracing.

Discover the pathway a user’s experience follows, and compare it to the historical record.

Visualize the pathway a user’s experience follows through your entire application stack.

Use the knowledge you have already built into MQ to provide an additional dimension of understanding.

  • Trace the pathway of each transaction (or event)
  • Track each transaction, comparing it to the historical record
  • Overlay performance data from each system or component
  • Report on any anomalies
A screenshot of a computer displaying various messages and transaction data, including metrics such as average payment time, transaction counts, and processing analysis related to trade and inventory data.
A screenshot displaying a computer interface with a list of local queues, including details such as queue names, manager names, current and maximum depth, as well as message counts. The queues are labeled QL01000, QL01008, and QL01009 with their respective attributes shown. The layout contains graphical elements typical of multimedia software and presents data in a structured format.

Secure self-service configuration management.

Provide developers and QA teams with the ability to manage their own middleware environments.

Many organizations need their developers and QA teams to be able to manage their own messaging queues and messages.

This enables faster time-to-market (TTM) for updates and new applications, while ensuring adherence to governance and compliance policies.

To deliver this, meshIQ provides the ability for the middleware administration team to set up privacy and security to allow each developer or team access to just their own queues.

Support for all form factors of IBM MQ.

The meshIQ platform supports all form factors of IBM MQ, including on-premises software, cloud-hosted, containerized, and the IBM MQ Appliance.

  • The meshIQ software can work with a local agent or agentless. In the case of the appliance, the agentless mode is used to provide access to all the MQ metrics and management.
  • Traditionally, MQ experts know all about queues and channels and the details of MQ. The hardware that it runs on is supported by infrastructure specialists who know about power usage, fan speeds, networking, etc. In the case of the appliance, the two are combined, so the MQ support people also need to be aware of the infrastructure monitoring. The meshIQ platform collects this additional detail and puts it all into a single view with explanatory help to empower the MQ administrators to support the complete appliance.
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Optimize your messaging infrastructure with unified management.

Ensure reliable message delivery and streamline your messaging systems with our integrated management platform.

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