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Deploying a queue manager using the OpenShift web console
Use the QueueManager custom resource to deploy a queue manager onto a Red Hat OpenShift Container Platform cluster using the Red Hat OpenShift web console. This task should be completed by a project administrator
Before starting
Log in to the OpenShift cluster's web console. You will need to select an existing Project (namespace) to use, or create a new one.If this is the first time deploying a queue manager into this Red Hat OpenShift project, then follow the steps for Preparing the OpenShift project for IBM MQ using the OpenShift CLI.
Procedure
- Deploy a queue manager. The following example deploys a "quick start" queue manager, which uses ephemeral (non-persistent) storage, and turns off MQ security. Messages will not be persisted across restarts of the queue manager. We can adjust the configuration to change many queue manager settings.
- In the OpenShift web console, from the navigation pane click Operators > Installed Operators
- Click IBM MQ.
- Click on the Queue Manager tab.
- Click on the Create QueueManager button. A YAML editor is displayed, containing example YAML for a QueueManager resource. Note: We can also click Edit Form to view or change the QueueManager configuration.
- If you accept the license agreement, change License acceptance to On. IBM MQ is available under several different licenses. For more information on the valid licenses, see Licensing reference for mq.ibm.com/v1beta1. We must accept the license to deploy a queue manager.
- Click Create The list of queue managers in the current project (namespace) is now displayed. The new QueueManager should be in a Pending state.
- Check the queue manager is running The creation is complete when the QueueManager status is Running.
Parent topic:
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Deploying IBM MQ certified containers using the IBM MQ Operator
Related tasks
- Connect to a queue manager deployed in an OpenShift cluster
- Connect to the IBM MQ Console deployed in an OpenShift cluster