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MQ Statistics and Accounting SMF data provides extremely useful insights into MQ management and operation. Unfortunately, extracting those insights from the SMF 115 and SMF 116 record types is challenging – and raw data pulls lack context or accessibility.
Our learning journey will include:
- How to proactively identify risks to MQ availability and performance
- Introducing the many types of metrics provided in the MQ Statistics data, including requests by MQ command, buffer utilization and write thresholds and various logging metrics
- Introducing metrics available in the MQ Accounting data, including command elapsed and CPU times, message lengths, persistent message counts, and queue depth
- Examining the differing profiles of work generated by the various callers of MQ services (“connection type”), including elapsed and CPU times
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