What is DataPower SLM?
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What is DataPower SLM?
SLM has the ability to monitor traffic and take action if traffic patterns meet certain criteria. For example, consider the case where you have a backend that can only process 300 transactions per second (TPS). SLM can be used to take action when more than 300 TPS inbound transactions are received.
What does data power mean?
The DataPower appliance enables the classification of data requests based on service and application-level information.
Why IBM DataPower is used?
IBM® DataPower® Gateway is a single gateway platform that helps provide security, control, integration, and optimized access to workloads across multiple business channels. These channels include mobile, web, application programming interface (API), service-oriented architecture (SOA), B2B, and cloud.
What is front side handler in DataPower?
When using an MQ Front Side Handler (FSH) which acts as a Poller, the DataPower appliance must be configured specifically to handle the condition of the network interface or link failure on the appliance. In this configuration, let us assume that two interfaces are configured on the appliance.
What is ESB model?
An ESB, or enterprise service bus, is a pattern whereby a centralized software component performs integrations to backend systems (and translations of data models, deep connectivity, routing, and requests) and makes those integrations and translations available as service interfaces for reuse by new applications.
How do you integrate MQ with DataPower?
We’ll use the WebSphere MQ Explorer to explore the resources created in this process.
- Step 1: Create the WebSphere MQ resources.
- Step 2: Create a DataPower multi-protocol gateway.
- Step 3: Create a DataPower processing policy.
- Step 5: Configure the front side handler.
- Step 6: Complete the gateway configuration.
What is MPGW?
A Multi-Protocol Gateway can accept client-originated messages in various protocols. The service can then pass messages to a remote server with various protocols. The protocol that the client uses does not need to be the same as the protocol that the remote server uses.
What is SOA and ESB?
To put it simply, in concept, both SOA and ESB are software architectures, but when you take that into practice, SOA becomes the goal, while the ESB becomes the tool through which software application integration can be possible and components can be used to deliver services and increase agility in the software …
What is DataPower XML firewall?
The XML Firewall processes XML requests and responses over HTTP or HTTPS. The XML Firewall uses a single protocol and contains a processing policy with a set of request, response, two-way, and error rules. Its configuration defines the listening host-port pairs and general threat protection.
What is the difference between API Connect and App Connect?
The IBM API Connect and IBM App Connect available on IBM Cloud is used to implement the functionality. API Connect is used to provide OAuth based authorization security to microservices, and App Connect Enterprise for easier and seamless integration of APIs (with zero code) for a business user.
Is Kafka a ESB?
I suppose you could use Kafka as ESB, BUT it’s an anti-pattern and Kafka is meant to decentralise ESB-like architecture.. The short answer is that an ESB requires to implement all the integration logic in the central ESB infrastructure.
