IBM MQ supported features
This section describes IBM MQ features that are supported by IBM MQ on Cloud queue managers.
- MQ Clients including Java, JMS, C, C++, .NET, XMS, COBOL
- IBM MQ Bridge to Salesforce integration (bridge component must be deployed separately by the customer)
- IBM MQ Bridge to Blockchain integration (bridge component must be deployed separately by the customer)
- IBM MQ Internet Pass-Thru (MQIPT) (MQIPT component must be deployed separately by the customer)
- Secure Gateway Service (provisioned separately through IBM Cloud)
- IBM MQ Advanced Message Security (AMS)
- IBM MQ Managed File Transfer (MFT)
- IBM MQ REST Messaging APIs (for sending a receiving messages)
- IBM MQ REST Administrative APIs (for configuring the queue manager)
- IBM MQ clustering (clusters can include a mix of IBM MQ on Cloud queue managers and privately deployed queue managers)
IBM MQ permitted features
This section describes IBM MQ features that are permitted by IBM MQ on Cloud queue managers but are only supported via the open-source GitHub.com community.
- MQ Clients using Node.js
- MQ Clients using Golang
IBM MQ features not currently supported
This section describes IBM MQ features that are not currently supported by IBM MQ on Cloud queue managers.
- Advanced Message Queuing Protocol (AMQP)
- MQ Telemetry Transport (MQTT)
- Channel Exits, Service definitions, Process definitions - for security reasons we do not support the injection of custom code
- Self-service configuration updates to qm.ini - please raise a cloud support ticket if you wish to discuss a request to configure an item in the qm.ini
- Replicated data queue managers (RDQM) - internal deployment architecture and high availability model is owned by IBM