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Messaging engine policy assistance

Messaging engine policy assistance provides guidance about creating and configuring messaging engines in a cluster to provide the behavior you require. Messaging engine policy assistance also automatically creates the associated core group policies and other settings. Messaging engine policy assistance is available when we add a cluster as a bus member, or when we administer a messaging engine in a cluster.

For example, we can create and configure messaging engine policies to provide high availability, scalability, or a combination of the two.

We can select from one of three predefined messaging engine policy types, which support frequently-used cluster configurations. The administrative console displays a diagram of the selected cluster and the effect of the selected messaging engine policy type. If further changes are needed to use the policy successfully, warning triangles are displayed for the components that might cause a problem, and messages that suggest solutions are displayed. The predefined messaging engine policy types are:

We can also use messaging engine policy assistance to create a custom configuration, where we can control how many messaging engines to create and the messaging engine behavior. The associated core group policies are still automatically created, even though you complete some configuration ourself.

If we do not use messaging engine policy assistance, we must do the following:

Unless we are familiar with this procedure and have used it before, it is preferable to use messaging engine policy assistance.


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Related:

  • Bus member types and their effect on high availability and workload sharing
  • Service integration high availability and workload sharing configurations
  • Add a cluster as a member of a bus
  • Create a policy for messaging engines
  • Configure high availability and workload sharing of service integration
  • Configure messaging engines
  • Correcting the messaging engine policy
  • Deleting a redundant core group policy
  • Modify the messaging engine policy for a cluster bus member