Authorize your service with OPA and Envoy
Perform authentication checks for your services in an efficient way by implementing fine-grained request-level authorization using Open Policy Agent (OPA) and Envoy sidecars.
Perform authentication checks for your services in an efficient way by implementing fine-grained request-level authorization using Open Policy Agent (OPA) and Envoy sidecars.
In this course you will learn about the building blocks (baselines, profiles, recipes) that is built on and how they work together in the Workbench.
You want to change or synchronize a baseline as the foundation of an existing project.
You want to create a custom Open Modeling Language (OML) profile tailored to your specific concern or domain
You want to create a custom project baseline with your own set of Open Modeling Language (OML) profiles or custom Coding Assistant Recipes (skills, commands and rules) as modeling configuration
You want to create your own custom design recipe to enable the Design Assistant to assist you in working with your models and diagrams, supporting your specific activities, goals and way of working in a consistent way.
In this Getting Started session, you'll get a quick look at how to use the to design your System Architecture.
Keycloack tokens are used to authenticate the services that are being developed. They have a default timeout validity and hence during development you might get several errors resulting from an expired token. To avoid these errors, you can extend the authentication token validity in your Keycloack settings. This How-To will cover the necessary steps to extend your Keycloak token validity.
In this hands-on trial, you will use the Design Assistant to explore an existing design model, identify what's missing for a new requirement, and extend it — all in plain language, without leaving Workbench.
Overview
Integrate with IBM Event Automation to enable event-driven processing and automated business decisions.
Integrate Git services with your Jira board to track development tasks and activities.
A Pod is a group of one or more containers that shares network resources, storage and configuration. While deployment or debugging, it is very essential that the containers have enough resources to run. Sometimes, it has limited resources and the node runs out of memory and other times the applications take more resources than they should. This How-To will cover the necessary configuration steps to limit pods in your deployed solution.
In this hands-on trial, you will customise the Workbench modelling language to match your organisation's vocabulary — so people in various roles can work in the same place without learning each other's notation.
In this course, you'll learn how to create and manage workspaces within the .
In this course, you'll learn how to find your way around in the and get familiar with its header bar and navigation bar.
Before you start
In this unit you will learn the foundational capabilities of the 's software architecture modeling feature and create a new system architecture design project.
In this unit you will learn to work with model elements and create your first diagrams.
This unit builds your foundational skills in for structuring architectures into clear layers and establishing vital connections to ensure comprehensive understanding and traceability. Upon completion, you will be able to:
In this Unit you will learn to improve your diagrams using spotlight and custom fields.
In this unit, you will explore the advanced project management capabilities of the .
You want to use custom Open Modeling Language (OML) profiles and project baselines in the Graphical Design feature of .