WebSphere Message Broker Basic pattern

WebSphere® Message Broker Basic patterns provide limited configuration options. Advanced configuration options are set to values suitable for a non-production environment. Example uses for the Basic pattern are for flow development and unit testing.

Dependent on operating system, the Basic pattern contains a part with the following components installed:

Linux
  • WebSphere MQ
  • WebSphere MQ Explorer
  • WebSphere Message Broker Explorer
  • WebSphere Message Broker
  • WebSphere Message Broker Toolkit
AIX®
  • WebSphere MQ
  • WebSphere Message Broker

The WebSphere Message Broker Basic pattern consists of a single part, called WebSphere Message Broker - Basic. When this pattern is deployed, it creates a broker instance, a single execution group, and a queue manager with a WebSphere MQ listener defined on port 2414. You can configure the pattern in other ways; for example, by creating additional execution groups and deploying BAR files. You can use script packages for configuring the pattern, if required. For more information, see Script packages.

The following tables describe the properties for the WebSphere Message Broker - Basic part.
Table 1. Linux and AIX common properties
Field Description
Number of CPUs The number of processors to expose within the image.
Image memory size The memory size of the image in megabytes.
Password (root) The password for the root user ID. This password is for the operating system for the virtual machine that is represented by this part in the pattern. In the Verify password field, reenter the password.
Password (virtuser) The virtual user password for the virtuser user ID of the operating system. This user ID is used by the admin user of the WebSphere Message Broker environment. In the Verify password field, reenter the password.
Table 2. Linux and AIX hidden properties.

The following properties are hidden from view in the Basic pattern and are set to their respective default values

Field Description
Broker Instance Name The name of the broker instance in the format MBxBROKER, where x indicates the version of WebSphere Message Broker. For example, MB8BROKER is the name that is created under Version 8.0.
Execution Group Name default.
Queue Manager Name The name of the queue manager in the format MBxQMGR, where x indicates the version of WebSphere Message Broker. For example, MB8QMGR is the name that is created under Version 8.0.
Table 3. AIX specific properties
Field Description
Physical Processor Count The number of physical processors that are allocated to this virtual machine (LPAR).
Reserve physical CPUs Determines if physical CPUs are reserved.

If you manually loaded the virtual image on the IBM® Hardware Appliances instead of using Image Loader, the predefined patterns are not available. To create your own pattern, see Creating a WebSphere Message Broker Basic pattern manually.

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