IBM Integration Bus V10.0 delivers key enhancements to enable improved developer experience, manageability, cloud, and functional capabilities.
IBM Integration Bus V10.0 delivers a comprehensive integration solution. In addition to connecting a wide range of applications, services, and systems across heterogeneous IT environments, it provides the visibility and control capabilities that are needed to support critical business activities, such as monitoring, auditing, process management, and analytics.
New enhancements provide clients with:
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Flexible interactions with IBM WebSphere MQ that extend support to offer connections to multiple local queue managers when getting and putting messages.
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Easier administration using the Integration Bus web-browser user interface, which includes new capabilities for deployment, creating, editing, and attaching policy documents.
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Enhanced functionality for integrating applications both on-premise and in the cloud, which include REST APIs, Graphical Data Mapper and Data Format Description Language (DFDL) improvements, and support for MQ Telemetry Transport messages.
The new capabilities naturally extend the powerful productivity features of Integration Bus to develop and manage integration solution deployments, and to extend its industry-leading performance and scalability.
Integration Bus V10 offers the flexibility to deploy an integrated solution by providing several dynamically-set modes of operation, from an entry-level starting point to a full-feature edition.
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