TOC for KC collection: IBM SOA Policy Gateway Pattern 2.5.0

• Welcome
• SOA Policy overview
  • The SOA Policy architecture
  • The SOA Policy lifecycle
  • Policy standards
• Pattern overview
• Getting started with the IBM SOA Policy Gateway Pattern
  • Downloading and installing the patterns
  • Verifying the installed pattern
  • Accepting licenses
  • Configuring user access
• Patterns, parts, and script packages
  • Patterns
    • SOA Policy Gateway Basic Runtime Sample (x86)
    • SOA Policy Gateway Governance Master
    • SOA Policy Gateway Basic Runtime
    • SOA Policy Gateway Basic Runtime External DataPower
    • SOA Policy Gateway Advanced Runtime
    • SOA Policy Gateway Advanced Runtime External DataPower
  • Shared Service
    • System Monitoring for SOA Policy Gateway
  • Parts
    • DB2 Enterprise part
    • DB2 Enterprise HADR Primary part
    • DB2 Enterprise HADR Standby part
    • WSRR Standalone server part
    • WSRR Deployment manager part
    • WSRR Custom nodes part
    • DataPower part
  • Script packages
    • Script: SOA Policy Gateway 2.5.0.0 - DataPower Domain
    • Script: SOA Policy Gateway 2.5.0.0 - Promotion
    • Script: SOA Policy Gateway 2.5.0.0 - Sample
    • Script: SOA Policy Gateway 2.5.0.0 - Security
    • Script: SOA Policy Gateway 2.5.0.0 - DataPower Monitoring (x86 only)
    • Script: SOA Policy Gateway 2.5.0.0 - External DataPower Monitoring
• Working with the pattern
  • Planning the pattern configuration and pattern prerequisites
    • Configuring a DataPower appliance for the IBM SOA Policy Gateway Patterns
    • Security for the IBM SOA Policy Gateway Pattern patterns
  • Deploying patterns
    • Deploying the system monitoring shared service
    • Deploying the basic runtime sample pattern
    • Deploying the governance master pattern
      • Governance Master deployment information
    • Deploying a basic runtime pattern
    • Deploying an advanced runtime pattern
    • Updating DataPower in the deployed instance
    • Verifying the deployment
    • Adding an additional runtime environment
    • Adding DataPower instances to a pattern
    • Deleting DataPower instances from a pattern
    • Deploying the Basic and Advanced External DataPower Patterns
  • The sample application
    • Overview of WSRR artifacts in the sample
    • Running the sample test cases
    • Extending the sample application
      • Modifications to the Bindings style sheet
      • Modifying the sample XSL style sheets
    • Further exploration of the sample
      • Altering the XACML PDP on DataPower
      • Adding new or editing existing policy documents
    • The DataPower sample domain
      • Store Web Service Proxy
      • XML firewalls in the sample
      • XACML security policy
      • StoreWSP security policy
      • The Redaction Gateway
      • WSRR artifacts created in the Basic Runtime Sample
      • DataPower artifacts created in the Basic Runtime Sample
      • The StoreWSP Web Service Proxy processing rules
      • The sample XSL style sheets
      • DataPower objects that use the XSL style sheets
• Working with the deployed instance
  • Accessing deployed instances
    • Connecting to WSRR - Business Space
      • Configuring Business Space for the first use
    • Connecting to WSRR - WSRR Web UI
    • Connecting to WebSphere Application Server administrative console
    • Connecting to the console of a virtual DataPower
    • Connecting to the monitoring console
  • Stopping and starting the deployed instance
  • Post-deployment pattern configuration
    • Configuring the Policy Enforcement Point
      • DataPower objects created in the basic runtime and advanced runtime patterns
    • Certificate DN values for DataPower certificates
    • Removing or Adding DataPower Certificates to the WSRR Truststore
    • Changing the LTPA Keys
  • Service creation and governance
  • Policies
    • Authoring new mediation policies
    • Authoring new monitoring policies
    • Managing policies
    • Managing the lifecycle of the policy
    • Policies attached to a service
• Troubleshooting
  • Troubleshooting problems with deployment
  • Troubleshooting problems in the deployed instance
  • Collecting diagnostic information
• Maintenance and support
  • Adding an emergency fix to the catalog
  • Applying an emergency fix