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This article was originaly published in 2016.01.05 Overview Starting with version 14 of the WebSphere Application Server – Configure plug-in for IBM UrbanCode Deploy, you use JSON files to manage WebSphere Application Server configurations. The configuration data is stored in a...
This article was originaly published in 2017.03.13 For version 49 and later of the IBM® WebSphere® Application Server - Configure plug-in, the WebSphere – Create Configuration Snippet step was enhanced to give you more flexibility in managing configuration data. To begin working with the...
This article was originaly published in 2016.09.28 The WebSphere Application Server – Configure plug-in stores WebSphere Application Server configuration information in a series of JSON files. You can divide the JSON files into smaller, manageable pieces and use the small JSON files, or...
This article was originaly published in 2016.09.29 Using JSON snippets to add objects to a configuration To add an object to a WebSphere Application Server configuration, create a JSON file that represents the object. Use the provided WebSphere – Create Configuration Snippet step to...
This article was originaly published in 2016.10.03 Managing WebSphere configurations with JSON snippets You can use IBM UrbanCode Deploy and the WebSphere Application Server – Configure plug-in to manage WebSphere Application Server configurations by storing configuration data in templates....
This article was originaly published in 2016.12.07 Creating configuration snippets To begin working with the WebSphere® – Create Configuration Snippet step, you must have configuration data stored in a .json file. The WebSphere Configuration Discovery step returns a .json file of...
Did you ever got confused when trying to analyse IBM Liberty log files in JSON format? Especially in Cloud environments like Kubernetes it is a common practice to write logs in a JSON format, in order to aggregate them later in logging backends. But these backends are not always available,...
By Ulas Cubuk and Aiden Gallagher Special thanks to Dave Hay for his reviews Introduction Modern applications often use APIs to interact with sources of data, such as System of Records by allowing connected services and products to communicate with each other through a...