{"id":4570,"date":"2015-04-23T16:45:55","date_gmt":"2015-04-23T08:45:55","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/rmohan.com\/?p=4570"},"modified":"2015-04-23T16:45:55","modified_gmt":"2015-04-23T08:45:55","slug":"ibm-websphere-mq-tips","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/mohan.sg\/?p=4570","title":{"rendered":"IBM Websphere MQ TIPS"},"content":{"rendered":"

IBM Websphere MQ TIPS<\/h3>\n
\n
It is still in progress. Please wait for update<\/p>\n

websphere family.<\/p>\n

MQ,MB,WAS,Portal<\/p>\n

Features of MQ:<\/p>\n

1) message delivery
\n2) Asynchronus messaging
\n3) Time dependent
\n4) Integrity
\n5) Support<\/p>\n

Plat form independent<\/p>\n

we can send messages from one os to other os.<\/p>\n

A ——– B
\nsolaris \u00a0 windows
\nTCP\/IP \u00a0 \u00a0SPNX<\/p>\n

we can write our own code in any language.<\/p>\n

JMS Supports Java language.<\/p>\n

MQ is a s\/w which is developed on java. but it supports all other languages.<\/p>\n

it runs on eclipse palat form.<\/p>\n

MQ version<\/p>\n

dspmqver<\/p>\n

ver 7.0 \u00a0eclipse 3.3
\nver 6.0
\nver 5.2
\nver 5.1
\n.
\n.
\n.<\/p>\n

server
\nclient
\nclient with XA enabled. used for commit and roll back transactions.<\/p>\n

Default 4MB info including header.<\/p>\n

max 100MB info
\n300MB segmentation is required.<\/p>\n

QM is like our weblogic domain<\/p>\n

it contains all queues.<\/p>\n

runs on a listener. default 1414 unless you define a port.<\/p>\n

Queue types:<\/p>\n

Remote Queue
\nLocal Queue
\nTransmission Queue
\nDead letter Queue
\nAlias Queue
\nCluster Queue<\/p>\n

Local Queue — where you store all the messages.
\nRemote Queue — Contains All the parameters of definations
\nIt will not store any messages but it will send the messages to local Queue.<\/p>\n

Sender recvr \u00a0— names should be same<\/p>\n

surconn — We use surconn to send the message from the application to MQ.<\/p>\n

client A ——-> server B
\nsurconn<\/p>\n

Below parameters are required to connect to the client
\nQname
\nservername
\nport
\nprotocol
\n\u00a0<\/span><\/p>\n

#dspmqver ( it will display MQ version)<\/p>\n

command not found ( MQ is not installed)<\/p>\n

Before installation you Make sure that the below dir are exist<\/p>\n

\/opt\/mqm ( all the binaries generated from installation)<\/p>\n

\/var\/mqm ( all the configurations and log file )<\/p>\n

Before installing MQ Execute licence file<\/p>\n

cd \/opt\/mqm<\/p>\n

.\/mqlicence.sh<\/p>\n

check whether mqm user exist or not<\/p>\n

more \/etc\/passwd | grep mqm<\/p>\n

++++++++<\/p>\n

#group mqm<\/p>\n

mqm unixadms wheel<\/p>\n

#pkgadd -d \/home\/melletit (used to install any s\/w in solaris)<\/p>\n

execute steps 1,2,3<\/p>\n

select below options for MQ installation<\/p>\n

1) MQ server<\/p>\n

2) Man<\/p>\n

3) sample programs<\/p>\n

4) mq client<\/p>\n

5) IBM jre<\/p>\n

6) extended Architecture<\/p>\n

enter : 1,3,5,6<\/p>\n

cd \/opt\/mqm<\/p>\n

ls -lrt<\/p>\n

cd \/var\/mqm<\/p>\n

ls -lrt<\/p>\n

#crtmqm QM.DEMO \u00a0( create Queue Manager)<\/p>\n

#dspmq \u00a0( It displays QM status )<\/p>\n

#dltmq testqmgr ( delete QM)<\/p>\n

#strmqm QM.DEMO ( Start Queue manager )<\/p>\n

#dspmq ( displays QM status)<\/p>\n

#cd \/var\/mqm<\/p>\n

#more mqm.ini ( Contain all the configuration details of QM )<\/p>\n

#cd \/var\/mqm\/errors ( Contains installation error logs)<\/p>\n

.FDC ( Contains network issues )<\/p>\n

$ffstsummary<\/p>\n

The tool ffstsummary is also useful \u2013 it produces a summary of FFST reports in the current directory, sorted into time order. This can be a good place to start to see the errors reported in your errors directory.<\/p>\n

For example:<\/p>\n

[dalelane@dlane ~]$ cd \/var\/mqm\/errors
\n[dalelane@dlane errors]$ ffstsummary
\nAMQ21433.0.FDC 2007\/04\/10 10:05:45 amqzdmaa 21433 2 XC338001 xehAsySignalHandler xecE_W_UNEXPECTED_ASYNC_SIGNAL OK
\nAMQ21429.0.FDC 2007\/04\/10 10:05:45 amqzmur0 21429 2 XC338001 xehAsySignalHandler xecE_W_UNEXPECTED_ASYNC_SIGNAL OK
\nAMQ21469.0.FDC 2007\/04\/10 10:05:45 runmqlsr 21469 2 XC338001 xehAsySignalHandler xecE_W_UNEXPECTED_ASYNC_SIGNAL OK
\nAMQ21422.0.FDC 2007\/04\/10 10:05:45 amqzfuma 21422 2 XC338001 xehAsySignalHandler xecE_W_UNEXPECTED_ASYNC_SIGNAL OK
\nAMQ21424.0.FDC 2007\/04\/10 10:05:45 amqzmuc0 21424 2 XC338001 xehAsySignalHandler xecE_W_UNEXPECTED_ASYNC_SIGNAL OK
\nAMQ21431.0.FDC 2007\/04\/10 10:05:45 amqrrmfa 21431 2 XC338001 xehAsySignalHandler xecE_W_UNEXPECTED_ASYNC_SIGNAL OK
\nAMQ21449.0.FDC 2007\/04\/10 10:05:45 amqzlaa0 21449 2 XC338001 xehAsySignalHandler xecE_W_UNEXPECTED_ASYNC_SIGNAL OK
\nAMQ21434.0.FDC 2007\/04\/10 10:05:45 amqzmgr0 21434 2 XC338001 xehAsySignalHandler xecE_W_UNEXPECTED_ASYNC_SIGNAL OK
\nAMQ21452.0.FDC 2007\/04\/10 10:05:45 runmqchi 21452 2 XC338001 xehAsySignalHandler xecE_W_UNEXPECTED_ASYNC_SIGNAL OK
\nAMQ21417.0.FDC 2007\/04\/10 10:05:45 amqzxma0 21417 4 XC338001 xehAsySignalHandler xecE_W_UNEXPECTED_ASYNC_SIGNAL OK
\n[dalelane@dlane errors]$<\/p>\n

#cd \/var\/mqm\/qmgrs\/QM!DEMO<\/p>\n

more qm.ini ( Contains all the details of particular QM – log, Services, service components)<\/p>\n

logfile types<\/p>\n

1) circular logs — Info cant be retrived. It will overwrite previous logs.<\/p>\n

2) linear logs \u00a0— Will keep on appending the log file. ( \u00a0use for production )<\/p>\n

based on criticality of message we will decide the log types.<\/p>\n

logpath = \/var\/mqm\/log\/QM!DEMO<\/p>\n

cd \u00a0\/var\/mqm\/log\/QM!DEMO\/errors — give the errors to the particular QM.<\/p>\n

cd \/var\/mqm\/log\/QM!DEMO\/active — we can check QM is active or not. Some times due to pending message QM goes into inactive state.<\/p>\n

#runmqsc \u00a0( used to run mq commands )<\/p>\n

There are two ways to configure the objects in MQ<\/p>\n

1) command line
\n2) console<\/p>\n

#runmqsc QM.DEMO<\/p>\n

AMQ8426: Valid MQSC commands are:<\/p>\n

ALTER
\nCLEAR
\nDEFINE
\nDELETE
\nDISPLAY
\nEND
\nPING
\nREFRESH
\nRESET
\nRESOLVE
\nRESUME
\nSTART
\nSTOP
\nSUSPEND<\/p>\n

Application \u00a0 \u00a0 QM.DEMO QM.DEMO1\u00a0<\/span> Application
\nRQ ( DEMO.REMOTE) LQ (LQ.DEMO1)
\nTX — local Queue but usage — transmission Recv chl
\nSender channel<\/p>\n

Create Remote Q:<\/p>\n

define QREMOTE(DEMO.REMOTE)<\/p>\n

alter qremote(DEMO.REMOTE) RNAME(LQ.DEMO1) RQNAME(QM.DEMO1) XMITQ(XQ.DEMO)<\/p>\n

Create Local Q:<\/p>\n

define qlocal(XQ.DEMO)<\/p>\n

alter qlocal(XQ.DEMO) usage(XMITQ)<\/p>\n

define channel(DEMO.DEMO1) chltype(SDR) trptype(TCP) connname(‘localhost(1415)’) xmitq(XQ.DEMO)<\/p>\n

end<\/p>\n

creating 2nd QM<\/p>\n

crtmqm QM.DEMO1<\/p>\n

start QM.DEMO1<\/p>\n

dspmq \u00a0( check mq stauts)<\/p>\n

ps -ef | grep QM.DEMO1<\/p>\n

**it will not show any listener.<\/p>\n

dis listener(*)<\/p>\n

System.default.listener.TCP<\/p>\n

alter listener (System.default.listener.TCP) \u00a0trptype(TCP) port(1415)<\/p>\n

start listener(System.default.listener.TCP)<\/p>\n

ps -ef | grep QM.DEMO1<\/p>\n

*** 1415 listener<\/p>\n

create local Queue:<\/p>\n

define qlocal(LQ.DEMO1)<\/p>\n

define channel(DEMO.DEMO1) chtype(RCVR) trptype(TCP)<\/p>\n

dis channel(*) chltype(SDR)<\/p>\n

start channel(DEMO.DEMO1)<\/p>\n

dis chstatus(DEMO.DEMO1)<\/p>\n

end<\/p>\n

find . -name “amqsput”<\/p>\n

$cd \/opt\/mqm\/samp\/bin<\/p>\n

$.\/amqsput DEMO.REMOTE QM.DEMO<\/p>\n

hi welcome to PavanBlog<\/p>\n

$.\/amsget LQ.DEMO1 QM.DEMO1<\/p>\n

hi welcome to PavanBlog<\/p>\n

Trouble shooting & Interview questions:
\n***************************************<\/p>\n

1) What is Remote Queue? and Remote Queue parameters<\/p>\n

2) Reasons for message is going to retain state.<\/p>\n

1) Not able to get the connection
\n2) Input parameter for remote queue might be wrong ( parameter)
\n3) Destination QM is not running
\n4) Sender and REcv channel names should be same ( might be wrong some time)
\n5) Message will be in local queue
\n6) Problem with message format<\/p>\n

xmit Queue properties-> put : allowed
\n\u00a0<\/span>\u00a0 \u00a0 \u00a0 \u00a0get : allowed<\/p>\n

Local Queue -> usage : Transmission becomes Transmission Queue.<\/p>\n

Dead letter Queue (DLQ)
\n***********************<\/p>\n

1.IF destination is not defined or unavailable then message without loss it will store in DLQ .
\neach queue manager (QM ) will have one DLQ .it is mandatory or suggested to have DLQ .<\/p>\n

QM.DEMO \u00a0 QM.DEMO1
\n|->DLQ1 \u00a0\u00a0<\/span>
\n|->DLQ\u00a0<\/span><\/p>\n

RQ LQ
\nTX\u00a0<\/span> Receiver channel.
\nSC (sender channel)
\n\u00a0<\/span>\u00a0 \u00a0 \u00a0 \u00a0 \u00a0 \u00a0 \u00a0 \u00a0\u00a0<\/span><\/p>\n

Before sender channel started message seats with or stores in TX .
\nonce connection established it will reached the receiver channel and look for destination queue .
\nif that moment it will not able to find the destination queue it will store the message in DLQ1(which is with \u00a0Qmgr )<\/p>\n

mqm@ \/home\/mqm
\ndspmq<\/p>\n

dis qmgr (dispaly all the queue manager properties)
\ndefine qlocal(DLQ)<\/p>\n

alter qmgr DEADQ(DLQ)<\/p>\n

dis qmgr<\/p>\n

dspmq<\/p>\n

runmqsc QM.DEMO1<\/p>\n

define qlocal(DLQ)<\/p>\n

alter qmgr DEADQ(DLQ)<\/p>\n

dspmq<\/p>\n

runmqsc QM.DEMO<\/p>\n

dis qremote(*)
\ndis qlocal(DLQ)
\ndisplay<\/p>\n

dis queue(DEMO.REMOTE)<\/p>\n

alter qremote(DEMO.REMOTE) RNAME(LQ.DEMO)<\/p>\n

channel –> start manually .
\namqsput DEMO.REMOTE QM.DEMO<\/p>\n

cd \/opt\/mqm
\ncd sampl\/bin\/<\/p>\n

.\/amqsput DEMO.REMOTE QM.DEMO<\/p>\n

Hai Test msg<\/p>\n

runmqsc QM.DEMO<\/p>\n

dis queue(XQ.DEMO)<\/p>\n

CURDEPTH: properties of the queue * \u00a0tell the pending message count .<\/p>\n

.\/amqsbcg DEMO.REMOTE XQ.DEMO \u00a0 (browse the message )<\/p>\n

runmqsc QM.DEMO<\/p>\n

dis channel(*) \u00a0 chltype(sdr)<\/p>\n

CHANNEL (DEMO.DEMO1)
\nStart CHANNEL (DEMO.DEMO1)<\/p>\n

dis chstatus(DEMO.DEMO1)<\/p>\n

rummqsc<\/p>\n

.\/amqsbcg DLQ QM.DEMO1<\/p>\n

cd \/var\/mqm\/qmrs\/QM\\!DEMO1\/errors\/<\/p>\n

deadletter handler \u00a0:program will helps in retriveing the message from dlq to destination queue.<\/p>\n

if destination queue is \u00a0fulled then receiver channel drop the msg into DLQ .<\/p>\n

input count : no .of threads connection to local queue to put the msg . (put )
\noutput count : get<\/p>\n

always check mq logs .<\/p>\n

if message flow is not happening then check following points;<\/p>\n

1. MQ logs.
\n2. destination properties
\n3. channel is active …
\n4. application security issue ……(proxy)<\/p>\n

end …..<\/p>\n

Dead letter Queue (DLQ)
\n***********************<\/p>\n

1.IF destination is not defined or unavailable then message without loss it will store in DLQ .
\neach queue manager (QM ) will have one DLQ .it is mandatory or suggested to have DLQ .<\/p>\n

QM.DEMO \u00a0 QM.DEMO1
\n|->DLQ1 \u00a0\u00a0<\/span>
\n|->DLQ\u00a0<\/span><\/p>\n

RQ LQ
\nTX\u00a0<\/span> Receiver channel.
\nSC (sender channel)
\n\u00a0<\/span>\u00a0 \u00a0 \u00a0 \u00a0 \u00a0 \u00a0 \u00a0 \u00a0\u00a0<\/span><\/p>\n

Before sender channel started message seats with or stores in TX .
\nonce connection established it will reached the receiver channel and look for destination queue .
\nif that moment it will not able to find the destination queue it will store the message in DLQ1(which is with \u00a0Qmgr )<\/p>\n

mqm@ \/home\/mqm
\ndspmq<\/p>\n

dis qmgr (dispaly all the queue manager properties)
\ndefine qlocal(DLQ)<\/p>\n

alter qmgr DEADQ(DLQ)<\/p>\n

dis qmgr<\/p>\n

dspmq<\/p>\n

runmqsc QM.DEMO1<\/p>\n

define qlocal(DLQ)<\/p>\n

alter qmgr DEADQ(DLQ)<\/p>\n

dspmq<\/p>\n

runmqsc QM.DEMO<\/p>\n

dis qremote(*)
\ndis qlocal(DLQ)
\ndisplay<\/p>\n

dis queue(DEMO.REMOTE)<\/p>\n

alter qremote(DEMO.REMOTE) RNAME(LQ.DEMO)<\/p>\n

channel –> start manually .
\namqsput DEMO.REMOTE QM.DEMO<\/p>\n

cd \/opt\/mqm
\ncd sampl\/bin\/<\/p>\n

.\/amqsput DEMO.REMOTE QM.DEMO<\/p>\n

Hai Test msg<\/p>\n

runmqsc QM.DEMO<\/p>\n

dis queue(XQ.DEMO)<\/p>\n

CURDEPTH: properties of the queue * \u00a0tell the pending message count .<\/p>\n

.\/amqsbcg DEMO.REMOTE XQ.DEMO \u00a0 (browse the message )<\/p>\n

runmqsc QM.DEMO<\/p>\n

dis channel(*) \u00a0 chltype(sdr)<\/p>\n

CHANNEL (DEMO.DEMO1)
\nStart CHANNEL (DEMO.DEMO1)<\/p>\n

dis chstatus(DEMO.DEMO1)<\/p>\n

rummqsc<\/p>\n

.\/amqsbcg DLQ QM.DEMO1<\/p>\n

cd \/var\/mqm\/qmrs\/QM\\!DEMO1\/errors\/<\/p>\n

deadletter handler \u00a0:program will helps in retriveing the message from dlq to destination queue.<\/p>\n

if destination queue is \u00a0fulled then receiver channel drop the msg into DLQ .<\/p>\n

input count : no .of threads connection to local queue to put the msg . (put )
\noutput count : get<\/p>\n

always check mq logs .<\/p>\n

if message flow is not happening then check following points;<\/p>\n

1. MQ logs.
\n2. destination properties
\n3. channel is active …
\n4. application security issue ……(proxy)<\/p>\n

end …..<\/p>\n

what is OSB?<\/p>\n

OSB is a shared domain and used for transformation and routing like Message Broker in Websphere.<\/p>\n

OSB requires Weblogic.
\nMB \u00a0requires \u00a0 \u00a0MQ.<\/p>\n

$runmqsc QM.DEMO<\/p>\n

dis channel(*) chtype(snd) \u00a0( it will display All channels)<\/p>\n

Xmit Q->Trigger control : on
\nTrigger type \u00a0 \u00a0: first
\nfull
\n\u00a0<\/span>\u00a0depth<\/p>\n

depth \u00a0 : 1<\/p>\n

data \u00a0 \u00a0: ALSB.TO.EC -> channel
\nInit Q \u00a0: SYSTEM.CHANNEL.INIT Q<\/p>\n

dis qlocal(XQ.DEMO)<\/p>\n

alter qlocal(XQ.DEMO) TRIGDATA(DEMO.DEMO1) INITQ(SYSTEM.CHANNEL.INITQ)<\/p>\n

SYSTEM.CHANNEL.INITQ : Is default for QM.<\/p>\n

Putting some msg into remote Q:
\n_______________________________<\/p>\n

cd \/opt\/mqm\/samp\/bin<\/p>\n

.\/amqsput DEMO.REMOTE QM.DEMO<\/p>\n

type some text here<\/p>\n

runmqsc QM.DEMO \u00a0(run queue manager)<\/p>\n

dis chstatus(DEMO.DEMO1)<\/p>\n

.\/amqsget DLQ QM.DEMO1<\/p>\n

** Triggering can start any process ( Ex: star channel)<\/p>\n

Queue ->
\n-> Advanced
\n-> channel
\n-> new – sender channel
\n\u00a0<\/span>server channel<\/p>\n

Cluster–Full repository — All running object info
\nPartial repository — Only info of objects to which it communicating<\/p>\n

server \u00a0 ———> \u00a0client
\nconn channel
\n(application)——> (MQ server)<\/p>\n

Ex: OSB or TUX application —–> (MQ server)
\nConn channel<\/p>\n

server–conn channel
\n–> General
\n–> Extended —-> Max msg length = (should be more than 4MB)
\n\u00a0<\/span>\u00a0 hearbeat \u00a0 \u00a0 \u00a0 = 300
\n\u00a0<\/span>\u00a0 max instances \u00a0= 999999999
\n\u00a0<\/span>\u00a0 max instance per client = 999999999
\n\u00a0<\/span>\u00a0 message compression \u00a0 \u00a0 =
\n\u00a0<\/span>\u00a0 Keep alive.Auto \u00a0 \u00a0 \u00a0 \u00a0 =<\/p>\n

MCA : Message Channel Agent —> UserID : MQALSB
\n–>Exist-> Security exit name: BlockIP(Block Exit)
\n\u00a0<\/span>\u00a0 user data : FN = \/var\/mqm\/exist641\/ALSB.txt<\/p>\n

ALSB.txt file : Contains user details . Those users can only alter the QM using server channel.<\/p>\n

–>SSL — Used for security purpose and some certificates have been installed.
\nCipher Text : \/#A&sjfsjslf08j)+\/jllljjj<\/p>\n

.\/amgsbcg DLQ12 QM.DEMO1<\/p>\n

Error: reason 2085<\/p>\n

mqrc 2085 ( It will display error details )<\/p>\n

endmqm QM.DEMO1 (stop QM)<\/p>\n

IMP Error numbers:
\n—————–<\/p>\n

mqrc 2085<\/p>\n

2085 \u00a00x00000825 \u00a0MQRC_UNKNOWN_OBJECT_NAME
\nmqrc 2058<\/p>\n

2058 \u00a00x0000080a \u00a0MQRC_Q_MGR_NAME_ERROR
\nmqrc 2059<\/p>\n

2059 \u00a00x0000080b \u00a0MQRC_Q_MGR_NOT_AVAILABLE
\nmqrc 2035<\/p>\n

2035 \u00a00x000007f3 \u00a0MQRC_NOT_AUTHORIZED
\nmqrc 2033<\/p>\n

2033 \u00a00x000007f1 \u00a0MQRC_NO_MSG_AVAILABLE
\nmqrc 2038<\/p>\n

2038 \u00a00x000007f6 \u00a0MQRC_NOT_OPEN_FOR_INQUIRE
\nmqrc 2039<\/p>\n

2039 \u00a00x000007f7 \u00a0MQRC_NOT_OPEN_FOR_OUTPUT
\nmqrc 2016<\/p>\n

2016 \u00a00x000007e0 \u00a0MQRC_GET_INHIBITED<\/p>\n

binding concept:<\/p>\n

\/bea\/osb103\/scripts\/jmsadm.scp<\/p>\n

binding files : ex: .bindings<\/p>\n

binding file contails Queue info in osb<\/p>\n

like connection factory, Jndi info , etc.<\/p><\/div>\n<\/div>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

IBM Websphere MQ TIPS It is still in progress. Please wait for update<\/p>\n

websphere family.<\/p>\n

MQ,MB,WAS,Portal<\/p>\n

Features of MQ:<\/p>\n

1) message delivery 2) Asynchronus messaging 3) Time dependent 4) Integrity 5) Support<\/p>\n

Plat form independent<\/p>\n

we can send messages from one os to other os.<\/p>\n

A ——– B solaris windows TCP\/IP SPNX<\/p>\n

we can write […]<\/p>\n","protected":false},"author":1,"featured_media":0,"comment_status":"open","ping_status":"open","sticky":false,"template":"","format":"standard","meta":{"footnotes":""},"categories":[57],"tags":[],"_links":{"self":[{"href":"https:\/\/mohan.sg\/index.php?rest_route=\/wp\/v2\/posts\/4570"}],"collection":[{"href":"https:\/\/mohan.sg\/index.php?rest_route=\/wp\/v2\/posts"}],"about":[{"href":"https:\/\/mohan.sg\/index.php?rest_route=\/wp\/v2\/types\/post"}],"author":[{"embeddable":true,"href":"https:\/\/mohan.sg\/index.php?rest_route=\/wp\/v2\/users\/1"}],"replies":[{"embeddable":true,"href":"https:\/\/mohan.sg\/index.php?rest_route=%2Fwp%2Fv2%2Fcomments&post=4570"}],"version-history":[{"count":1,"href":"https:\/\/mohan.sg\/index.php?rest_route=\/wp\/v2\/posts\/4570\/revisions"}],"predecessor-version":[{"id":4571,"href":"https:\/\/mohan.sg\/index.php?rest_route=\/wp\/v2\/posts\/4570\/revisions\/4571"}],"wp:attachment":[{"href":"https:\/\/mohan.sg\/index.php?rest_route=%2Fwp%2Fv2%2Fmedia&parent=4570"}],"wp:term":[{"taxonomy":"category","embeddable":true,"href":"https:\/\/mohan.sg\/index.php?rest_route=%2Fwp%2Fv2%2Fcategories&post=4570"},{"taxonomy":"post_tag","embeddable":true,"href":"https:\/\/mohan.sg\/index.php?rest_route=%2Fwp%2Fv2%2Ftags&post=4570"}],"curies":[{"name":"wp","href":"https:\/\/api.w.org\/{rel}","templated":true}]}}