Hi all,

I have a client that has their servers in Oracle Cloud. They are looking to implement ISVG in their environment. I see that ISVG 11 comes in three modules.
One of them is the IVIG Software Stack which is the ISIM or ISVG Identity Manager that we know and the other is the IVIG Container which is the ISVG Compliance although now there is also an option called IVIG Role Optimizer.
I am interested in the IVIG Software Stack, the problem is that it is only compatible with RHEL. One option that I was considering is to install the containerized version of ISVG IM but I see that it is not included in this version 11 and I also see that DB2 does not support Oracle Linux.
I wanted to know if you have experience with this, since Oracle Linux is based on RHEL, if anyone has already installed it on Oracle Linux.

Hi all,

I have a client that has their servers in Oracle Cloud. They are looking to implement ISVG in their environment. I see that ISVG 11 comes in three modules.
One of them is the IVIG Software Stack which is the ISIM or ISVG Identity Manager that we know and the other is the IVIG Container which is the ISVG Compliance although now there is also an option called IVIG Role Optimizer.
I am interested in the IVIG Software Stack, the problem is that it is only compatible with RHEL. One option that I was considering is to install the containerized version of ISVG IM but I see that it is not included in this version 11 and I also see that DB2 does not support Oracle Linux.
I wanted to know if you have experience with this, since Oracle Linux is based on RHEL, if anyone has already installed it on Oracle Linux.

Hi all,

I have a client that has their servers in Oracle Cloud. They are looking to implement ISVG in their environment. I see that ISVG 11 comes in three modules.
One of them is the IVIG Software Stack which is the ISIM or ISVG Identity Manager that we know and the other is the IVIG Container which is the ISVG Compliance although now there is also an option called IVIG Role Optimizer.
I am interested in the IVIG Software Stack, the problem is that it is only compatible with RHEL. One option that I was considering is to install the containerized version of ISVG IM but I see that it is not included in this version 11 and I also see that DB2 does not support Oracle Linux.
I wanted to know if you have experience with this, since Oracle Linux is based on RHEL, if anyone has already installed it on Oracle Linux.

Hi, If your customer plan on installing the Software Version on Oracle Linux, it is not supported. Oracle Linux is based on Red Hat linux, but is not officially listed as a supported OS. Here is the link to
Verify Identity Governance supported configuration. Hence Container Version is the next choice. All Kubernetes version are are supported. As long you can install Kubernetes flavors such asa Red Hat Open Shift, Kubernetes for Oracle (container Services), as well as Helm on Oracle Linux, you should be good. MicroK8s is another flavor (considered to be Enterprise Grade) of Kubernetes that we have used to install IVIG Container version on RedHat, Ubuntu (not listed) or CentOS (not listed). 

Hi all,

I have a client that has their servers in Oracle Cloud. They are looking to implement ISVG in their environment. I see that ISVG 11 comes in three modules.
One of them is the IVIG Software Stack which is the ISIM or ISVG Identity Manager that we know and the other is the IVIG Container which is the ISVG Compliance although now there is also an option called IVIG Role Optimizer.
I am interested in the IVIG Software Stack, the problem is that it is only compatible with RHEL. One option that I was considering is to install the containerized version of ISVG IM but I see that it is not included in this version 11 and I also see that DB2 does not support Oracle Linux.
I wanted to know if you have experience with this, since Oracle Linux is based on RHEL, if anyone has already installed it on Oracle Linux.

Thanks Abraham, the problem is that there are functional differences between IVIG Software Stack and IVIG Container. Software Stack contain the functionalities of the ISVG Identity Manager and IVIG Container ISVG Compliance. 

https://www.ibm.com/docs/en/sig-and-i/11.x

Another problem is the installation of the base software , like db2 and ldap and SDI, that software need to be installed in oracle linux too.

--

Roberto Cristaldo

Consultor Informatico RMI S.R.L

Hi, If your customer plan on installing the Software Version on Oracle Linux, it is not supported. Oracle Linux is based on Red Hat linux, but is not officially listed as a supported OS. Here is the link to
Verify Identity Governance supported configuration. Hence Container Version is the next choice. All Kubernetes version are are supported. As long you can install Kubernetes flavors such asa Red Hat Open Shift, Kubernetes for Oracle (container Services), as well as Helm on Oracle Linux, you should be good. MicroK8s is another flavor (considered to be Enterprise Grade) of Kubernetes that we have used to install IVIG Container version on RedHat, Ubuntu (not listed) or CentOS (not listed). 

Hi all,

I have a client that has their servers in Oracle Cloud. They are looking to implement ISVG in their environment. I see that ISVG 11 comes in three modules.
One of them is the IVIG Software Stack which is the ISIM or ISVG Identity Manager that we know and the other is the IVIG Container which is the ISVG Compliance although now there is also an option called IVIG Role Optimizer.
I am interested in the IVIG Software Stack, the problem is that it is only compatible with RHEL. One option that I was considering is to install the containerized version of ISVG IM but I see that it is not included in this version 11 and I also see that DB2 does not support Oracle Linux.
I wanted to know if you have experience with this, since Oracle Linux is based on RHEL, if anyone has already installed it on Oracle Linux.

There should be no functional difference between container and SW - that I believe is a misconception .

Of course you can do something with SW version easier than for the container version - but that is something that is normally outside the supported area such as place files in unsupported areas e.g. under ITIM_EAR 

But beside that there is no difference - and all the supporting programs (MQ, Database, Ldap Server) is coming default in the container though the database is PostgreSQL and not Db2

HTH

Thanks Abraham, the problem is that there are functional differences between IVIG Software Stack and IVIG Container. Software Stack contain the functionalities of the ISVG Identity Manager and IVIG Container ISVG Compliance. 

https://www.ibm.com/docs/en/sig-and-i/11.x

Another problem is the installation of the base software , like db2 and ldap and SDI, that software need to be installed in oracle linux too.

--

Roberto Cristaldo

Consultor Informatico RMI S.R.L

Hi, If your customer plan on installing the Software Version on Oracle Linux, it is not supported. Oracle Linux is based on Red Hat linux, but is not officially listed as a supported OS. Here is the link to
Verify Identity Governance supported configuration. Hence Container Version is the next choice. All Kubernetes version are are supported. As long you can install Kubernetes flavors such asa Red Hat Open Shift, Kubernetes for Oracle (container Services), as well as Helm on Oracle Linux, you should be good. MicroK8s is another flavor (considered to be Enterprise Grade) of Kubernetes that we have used to install IVIG Container version on RedHat, Ubuntu (not listed) or CentOS (not listed). 

Hi all,

I have a client that has their servers in Oracle Cloud. They are looking to implement ISVG in their environment. I see that ISVG 11 comes in three modules.
One of them is the IVIG Software Stack which is the ISIM or ISVG Identity Manager that we know and the other is the IVIG Container which is the ISVG Compliance although now there is also an option called IVIG Role Optimizer.
I am interested in the IVIG Software Stack, the problem is that it is only compatible with RHEL. One option that I was considering is to install the containerized version of ISVG IM but I see that it is not included in this version 11 and I also see that DB2 does not support Oracle Linux.
I wanted to know if you have experience with this, since Oracle Linux is based on RHEL, if anyone has already installed it on Oracle Linux.

There should be no functional difference between container and SW - that I believe is a misconception .

Of course you can do something with SW version easier than for the container version - but that is something that is normally outside the supported area such as place files in unsupported areas e.g. under ITIM_EAR 

But beside that there is no difference - and all the supporting programs (MQ, Database, Ldap Server) is coming default in the container though the database is PostgreSQL and not Db2

HTH

Thanks Abraham, the problem is that there are functional differences between IVIG Software Stack and IVIG Container. Software Stack contain the functionalities of the ISVG Identity Manager and IVIG Container ISVG Compliance. 

https://www.ibm.com/docs/en/sig-and-i/11.x

Another problem is the installation of the base software , like db2 and ldap and SDI, that software need to be installed in oracle linux too.

--

Roberto Cristaldo

Consultor Informatico RMI S.R.L

Hi, If your customer plan on installing the Software Version on Oracle Linux, it is not supported. Oracle Linux is based on Red Hat linux, but is not officially listed as a supported OS. Here is the link to
Verify Identity Governance supported configuration. Hence Container Version is the next choice. All Kubernetes version are are supported. As long you can install Kubernetes flavors such asa Red Hat Open Shift, Kubernetes for Oracle (container Services), as well as Helm on Oracle Linux, you should be good. MicroK8s is another flavor (considered to be Enterprise Grade) of Kubernetes that we have used to install IVIG Container version on RedHat, Ubuntu (not listed) or CentOS (not listed). 

Hi all,

I have a client that has their servers in Oracle Cloud. They are looking to implement ISVG in their environment. I see that ISVG 11 comes in three modules.
One of them is the IVIG Software Stack which is the ISIM or ISVG Identity Manager that we know and the other is the IVIG Container which is the ISVG Compliance although now there is also an option called IVIG Role Optimizer.
I am interested in the IVIG Software Stack, the problem is that it is only compatible with RHEL. One option that I was considering is to install the containerized version of ISVG IM but I see that it is not included in this version 11 and I also see that DB2 does not support Oracle Linux.
I wanted to know if you have experience with this, since Oracle Linux is based on RHEL, if anyone has already installed it on Oracle Linux.

I believe this is due to missing updates of the documentation - I will let out documentation teak know.

The only difference between IVIG 11 SW and CNT is the limitation that is imposed by the deployment - i.e. SW you can do as many silly and unsupported things as you full access - the CNT deployment restricts that somewhat so that only the supported file locations is exposed through the delivered tooling in the starter kit :-) 

HTH

There should be no functional difference between container and SW - that I believe is a misconception .

Of course you can do something with SW version easier than for the container version - but that is something that is normally outside the supported area such as place files in unsupported areas e.g. under ITIM_EAR 

But beside that there is no difference - and all the supporting programs (MQ, Database, Ldap Server) is coming default in the container though the database is PostgreSQL and not Db2

HTH

Thanks Abraham, the problem is that there are functional differences between IVIG Software Stack and IVIG Container. Software Stack contain the functionalities of the ISVG Identity Manager and IVIG Container ISVG Compliance. 

https://www.ibm.com/docs/en/sig-and-i/11.x

Another problem is the installation of the base software , like db2 and ldap and SDI, that software need to be installed in oracle linux too.

--

Roberto Cristaldo

Consultor Informatico RMI S.R.L

Hi, If your customer plan on installing the Software Version on Oracle Linux, it is not supported. Oracle Linux is based on Red Hat linux, but is not officially listed as a supported OS. Here is the link to
Verify Identity Governance supported configuration. Hence Container Version is the next choice. All Kubernetes version are are supported. As long you can install Kubernetes flavors such asa Red Hat Open Shift, Kubernetes for Oracle (container Services), as well as Helm on Oracle Linux, you should be good. MicroK8s is another flavor (considered to be Enterprise Grade) of Kubernetes that we have used to install IVIG Container version on RedHat, Ubuntu (not listed) or CentOS (not listed). 

Hi all,

I have a client that has their servers in Oracle Cloud. They are looking to implement ISVG in their environment. I see that ISVG 11 comes in three modules.
One of them is the IVIG Software Stack which is the ISIM or ISVG Identity Manager that we know and the other is the IVIG Container which is the ISVG Compliance although now there is also an option called IVIG Role Optimizer.
I am interested in the IVIG Software Stack, the problem is that it is only compatible with RHEL. One option that I was considering is to install the containerized version of ISVG IM but I see that it is not included in this version 11 and I also see that DB2 does not support Oracle Linux.
I wanted to know if you have experience with this, since Oracle Linux is based on RHEL, if anyone has already installed it on Oracle Linux.