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Status Under review
Workspace MQ, MQ Advanced & MQ Appliance
Created by Guest
Created on Nov 7, 2025

RELATED IDEAS

Increase the robustness of RDQM failover when a node in the cluster is unhealthy. (Please refer to case number: TS020441085)

In certain situations, a system on which an RDQM node runs can become so unhealthy that it impacts that ability of the queue manager to fail over to another node. For example, this could be a system that runs at 100% CPU utilization for a sustained period and prevents failover operations from completing; while uncommon, if this situation does occur it impacts the availability of the queue manager. There should be a mechanism in RDQM to forcibly eject an unhealthy node from the cluster to allow the queue manager to start on one of the remaining nodes. This improvement would make RDQM more robust and capable of maintaining queue manager availability, even in scenarios where an unhealthy system affects the ability to fail over to another node.

Idea priority Urgent

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