Co-authored by @Charls Chacko Fixing network latency with a dedicated network adapter This is part 3 of our blog series aimed at providing tips on how to optimize performance of your IBM Sterling OMS. In each blog, we address common issues that affect performance, best...
Avoid redundant organization configuration Last month, we launched a new blog series aimed at providing tips on how to optimize performance of your IBM Sterling OMS , including common issues that affect performance and best practices for addressing them.We will also look at some of the...
Co-authored by Nirmal Ramesan Your IBM Sterling Order Management System has a number of components, each with its own performance characteristics. To optimize performance, you need to consider various parameters (e.g., application level, infrastructure level, database level, etc.)...
Introduction IBM Certified Containers are better suited to run on the Red Hat OpenShift container platform, an enterprise-ready Kubernetes Container orchestration platform. However, customers may also choose to deploy their IBM Sterling Order Management solution on the Kubernetes platform...
Introduction Pretty Good Privacy (PGP) is an encryption program that provides cryptographic privacy and authentication for data communication. PGP is used for signing, encrypting and decrypting texts, files etc. In IBM Sterling B2B Integrator (B2Bi), the cryptographic operations are...
This is the final edition of my Go-Live learnings blog series which will discuss IT hygiene . The objective is to explain the elementary and mandatory areas in the Go Live process and how the slightest compromise on any of them could lead to exponential costs for a business. 1. Rollback...
This third blog of my Go-Live learnings series will focus on Business Anomalies . The objective of this blog is to explain business anomaly management that’s modelled in a solution which can become a big hurdle during Go-Live. Like any IT application, Sterling OMS also cannot be designed to...