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The latest release of Operational Decision Manager on Cloud is out, and it checks off major boxes on users’ wish lists: More execution environments to match development processes Central deployment of rule applications across execution environments and data centers Business console management of execution servers Complete end-to-end tutorial on developing decision services in the...
Continue reading What’s new in IBM Operational Decision Manager on Cloud, June 2018
IBM ODM performance architects, Pierre-Andre Paumelle (paumelle@fr.ibm.com) and Nicolas Peulvast (peulvast@fr.ibm.com), have just released a new version of the IBM ODM Tuning Guide. The guide takes you on a tour of the key areas of IBM ODM and shows you how to get under the hood and improve the performance of ODM versions 8.9.0, 8.9.1,...
Continue reading Get under the hood with the new tuning guide for IBM ODM V8.9.x
Following the recent update to introduce, among other things, direct REST invocation and “hit policies”, Decision Composer Experimental has been refreshed to introduce a set of new capabilities that close the loop on key services. Testing for Business Users Now you can test decisions through a GUI that automatically reflects your decision model. First you...
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In his recent post on LinkedIn one of the IBM ODM architects, Guilhem Molines, introduced some updates to Decision Composer, which provides you with a way to express business rules and decision tables via a diagram based on the Decision Modeling Notation (DMN) standard. Along with some neat changes to the user interface, the update...
Some multitier basics For some companies three environments is good enough to develop code, QA test, and release an application. Large companies often have more QA environments between development and pre-production. Developing ODM on IBM Cloud Private is no different from developing other applications in cloud-based development. ODM, like other applications, needs at least three...
Continue reading Thinking about a multitier architecture on IBM Cloud Private?