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Created by CLAIRE MCGAFFEY
Created on Aug 3, 2022

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Scotland

Once Cloud migration and containerization are planned, I think IBM MQ is a replacement for the current JMS engine (from OOTB product). When we go with the approach of SPM Cloud Journey and Containerization, it will be slightly tricky to explain why MQ alone has to be in a separate offering on a VM. I don't see a strong reason at this point why this can't be an offering?


MSD

Detail not provided but unclear why MQ could not be containerized


Minnesota

Currently the proposed architecture has MQ in the VM which is a tradeoff from cloud native architecture and puts extra strain in maintaining the middleware. Ideally it should be managed as a docker container.


City of New York

I think, it is important for all dependent services to be deployable in K8 to make SPM completely Cloud native.


Customer Name IBM Corp
Market Segment WH Government
Type of Request Idea
Market Opportunity

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