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Deploying and configuring queue managers on Kubernetes

How to deploy queue managers on Kubernetes using native resources.

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Example: Configuring a simple queue manager in Kubernetes
This example deploys a simple "quick start" queue manager that uses ephemeral (non-persistent) storage and turns off IBM MQ security. Messages are not persisted across restarts of the queue manager. You can adjust the configuration to change many queue manager settings.
Example: Configuring Native HA in Kubernetes
This example deploys a queue manager using the native high availability feature into the Kubernetes using YAML resources directly. Mutual TLS is used for authentication, to map from a TLS certificate to an identity in the queue manager.
Example: Configuring Native HA Cross-Region Replication in Kubernetes
This example deploys a queue manager using the native high availability cross-region replication (Native HA CRR) feature into the Kubernetes using YAML resources directly.
Configuring Native HA and Cross-Region Replication on IBM MQ licensed queue managers in Kubernetes
From IBM MQ 9.4.2, IBM MQ licensed queue managers can be configured to use Native HA Cross-Region Replication (CRR) features by adding an additional license to a queue manager.
Deploying and configuring queue managers using the sample Helm chart
You can deploy and configure a queue manager on Kubernetes using the sample Helm chart.

Parent topic: Deploying and configuring queue managers in containers