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Status Delivered
Workspace API Connect
Created by Guest
Created on Oct 8, 2021

Simplified Disaster Recovery procedure for API Connect on CP4I on Openshift

Since 2019, we have been running API Connect on CP4I on Openshift on Azure Cloud. The disaster recovery procedure for recovering particularly (of importance to us) the Management server and Developer Portal (see below) for API Connect is very exhaustive comprising of several steps. In comparison the disaster recovery procedure for API Connect v5.0 running on Vmware as an Appliance was must straightforward and simpler. This makes it difficult for us to substantiate to the business as to why we are running API Connect on containers on the Cloud if we cant do things we already did when we had API Connect on Vmware in the Datacenter. Is it possible to therefore simplify the procedure by trying to incorporate the steps outlined into a script or even better make it part of the API Connect Operator Catalog?


https://www.ibm.com/docs/en/api-connect/10.0.x?topic=recovery-disaster-openshift-cloud-pak-integration


Idea priority High