Configuring and attaching operational policies

You can configure operational policies by using the IBM® Integration Toolkit, the Web user interface (UI), the Representational State Transfer (REST) application programming interface (API), the IBM Integration API, and the command line.

See the following topics for more information on how you can configure and attach your operational policies:

Configuring MQEndpoint, MQTTSubscribe, or MQTTPublish policies with the IBM Integration Toolkit: Use the Policy tab in the message flow node Properties view to generate new policies and store the policy documents in the Integration Registry, and to attach and detach policies.

Configuring MQEndpoint, MQTTSubscribe, or MQTTPublish policies by using the web user interface: Use the web user interface to create, retrieve, update, and delete policy documents in the Integration Registry.

Configuring MQEndpoint, MQTTSubscribe, or MQTTPublish policies by using the Representational State Transfer (REST) application programming interface (API): Use the REST API to create, retrieve, update, and delete policy documents in the Integration Registry. For more information, see Representational State Transfer (REST) API.

Configuring MQEndpoint, MQTTSubscribe, or MQTTPublish policies by using a command line: Use a command line to create, retrieve, update, and delete policy documents in the Integration Registry.

Configuring workload management policies by using the web user interface: Create, edit, attach, detach, and delete workload management policies by using the web user interface.

Configuring workload management policies by using the IBM Integration API: Create, retrieve, update, and delete workload management policies by using the IBM Integration API.

Configuring workload management policies by using a command line: Create, retrieve, update, delete, attach, and detach workload management policies by using command line tools.
Configuring a DataCapture policy by using a command line: Retrieve and update a DataCapture policy by using command line tools.

Creating policies by using the command line: Create an XML file outside of IBM Integration Bus to use as an MQEndpoint, MQTTSubscribe, MQTTPublish, or workload management policy document.