Washington Systems Center Presented by: Washington Systems Center IMQ09 IBM MQ for z/OS

IBM MQ V9 for z/OS Wildfire Workshop (IMQ09) 2/22/2019 IBM MQ V9 for z/OS Wildfire Workshop (IMQ09) The Washington Systems Center MQ technical team is offering a valuable "no-charge" hands-on workshop focusing on IBM MQ V8 and V9! Current Schedule as of Nov 2016 Chicago, IL – Nov 29 – Dec 1, 2016 San Francisco, CA – December 13-15 Dublin, OH - Jan 17-19, 2017 Vancouver Canada - February 7-9, 2017 Phoenix, AZ – February 21-23, 2017 Workshop Description This workshop gives a guided hands-on experience with IBM's premier connectivity product for z/OS, IBM MQ V9. It begins with implementation and administration of the products on z/OS that will help you plan your implementation migration. Topics covered include the new z/OS capabilities – buffer pools above the bar, channel initiator statistics SMF data, channel accounting SMF data and new JMS support in CICS (Including the Liberty profile) and IMS. In addition, new emphasis on security for MQ objects, connectivity, and message protection. The security exercises will be performed on System z emulators so each participant will have their own dedicated and isolated sandbox environment. . Audience This workshop is designed for administrators and developers new to the MQ family and experienced MQ personnel who need an introduction to MQ V9. Duration: 2.75 Days Skills taught Understand how IBM MQ for z/OS V8 and V9 are implemented Understand how bufferpools above the bar work, and where they can help with performance and capacity problems Understand how to use and administer the new and updated MQ SMF data Understand the administration improvements Understand MQ security from the new authentication features thru securing queues on z/OS Workshop outline Introduction to IBM MQ or a level set for those familiar with the product What's new in MQV8 thru MQ V9.0 MQ V9.0 for z/OS Implementation and Customization MQ V8 for z/OS – Buffers above the bar MQ V8 & V9 for z/OS – SMF data and reports MQV8 & V9 and CICS – JMS Support! MQ V8 – new authentication features MQ for z – Security basics MQ for z – Channel Authentication Advanced Message Security for MQ V9 This .pot file has been created in PowerPoint 2002 and is a Design Template to provide a standard “format” for presentations. Depending on how the source file was formatted, some slides will not ideally reformat once the template is applied. Therefore, some reformatting will be necessary. Reapply slide layouts: Task Pane / Slide Layout Can be applied thru normal or slide sorter view May have to reapply the layouts more than once in order to take effect Limit altering slide layout attributes on your slide (fonts, positioning, text box anchoring, positioning, etc.), this will create less reformatting rework when switching templates in the future or repurposing this slide in other presentations. Use “shift returns” if text wraps are needed to wrap around imagery. If slide layout customization is needed, it’s advised to break the customized text box from the slide layout by selecting the bounding box of the altered text box and cutting it from the slide, apply either the title slide layout or the blank layout, and then paste the text box back onto the slide. Your custom-formatting of the text layout will then be retained for future repurposing in other presentations. Recolor graphics if needed by using the embedded color palette swatches already in this template. Slide text: Don’t create long sentences or paragraphs on slides. Use concise bulleted list format. Use speaker notes for supporting bulleted content to avoid slides that are too text heavy. Use sentence case capitalization for presentation titles, slide titles, category labels and bullets: Format / Change Case / Sentence Case. Initial capitalization is limited to our products and offerings. Avoid using cartoon like clip-art, use photo-art instead. Enrollment Procedure: Contact your IBM Representative to find out when an event is scheduled close to YOU. (Additional Wildfire courses are available ….please contact your IBM Representative.) 2