The SOA Policy Gateway Basic Runtime pattern is the simplest means to provide a SOA
Policy Gateway runtime, it includes two DataPower®
instances (x86 only), a standalone WSRR instance, a standalone DB2® instance, and a Base OS instance (for hosting the DataPower monitoring agents).
The
SOA Policy Gateway Basic Runtime pattern requires the
following parts:
- WSRR Standalone server
- DB2 Enterprise
- WebSphere DataPower X152 Virtual Edition
- SOA monitoring for DataPower (in a Core OS part)
The following diagram shows the configuration of the
SOA Policy Gateway Basic Runtime pattern.
Figure 1. PureApplication Server configuration with DataPower VM
Scripts and advanced options
The pattern requires user input to the following
scripts at deploy time.
On the WSRR Standalone server part:
- SOA Policy Gateway 2.5.0.0 - Security
- SOA Policy Gateway 2.5.0.0 - Promotion
- SOA Policy Gateway 2.5.0.0 - DataPower Domain
On the Core OS part:
- SOA Policy Gateway 2.5.0.0 - DataPower
Monitoring
View the part and script parameters:
Configuring the basic runtime with a governance master
When a basic runtime
pattern is configured with a governance master pattern the following occurs:
- Cross-cell security is configured
- The promotion.xml file on the governance master is updated with the
deployment data for the basic runtime deployment.
To configure promotion, you must choose one of the following stage options:
These options align with the levels provided by the Governance Enablement Profile in WSRR. For
more information about the Governance Enablement Profile in WSRR, see
IBM WebSphere® Service Registry
and Repository Version 8.0 Information Center - Governance Enablement
Profile.
Note: You can use this pattern to provision a standalone system, with no governance master. To do
this you specify the governance master parameters as Unset
when deploying the pattern. These
settings cause the promotion script to generate an error during deployment, and the deployment shows
as failed, but you can ignore the error.