Extracting the data could be improved.
My team members sometimes find it difficult to get something out of this solution.
Extracting the data could be improved.
My team members sometimes find it difficult to get something out of this solution.
I have been using it for the last year.
We have no issues.
The scalability is good.
The technical support is good. Whenever we need anything, we have our IT team work with IBM to change whatever requirement is needed.
I previously used the IBM Tivoli Monitoring tool before joining my company.
The initial setup was straightforward.
The pricing is too expensive with IBM. Sometimes, we prefer to go with an open source or something more lightweight.
I can recommend this solution and would rate it as an eight (out of 10).
The seamless conversion between rest and soap and service catalog.
I am a consultant so I can explain how this product has improved my customer's organization: it has made it very simple to expose new services securely with a specific general policy in DataPower and also keeping track of their use (amount of calls, etc.).
Integration with Exchange Server. Also if it could be easier to configure or direct the DataPower policies that would help. I'd like to see a combo box to choose which processing rule to apply.
I've used it for a few months.
Only issue is with connecting it to Exchange Server.
No issues with stability.
No issues with scalability.
I did not require the customer service.
Technical Support:I did not require technical support.
It was an addition and not a substitution to anything.
It was straightforward.
Seems good so far, as it saves a lot of time. It used to take a long time to expose services, whereas now it's just a few clicks.
It's pretty simple, there's no need for any special advice actually.
I use IBM API Connect as a black box, I only consumed the APIs that it provides.
The services that I consume through IBM API Connect are beneficial. It can handle multiple API management.
The solution could improve security and performance.
I have been using IBM API Connect for approximately two years.
I rate IBM API Connect an eight out of ten.
As far as API Connect, I think it offers us more flexibility with our application and potentially would allow third parties to come in and develop for us. It also enables us to streamline our microservices journey.
The main thing is that it just makes app development a lot easier.
Stability.
It was a fairly new product so there was, so it took a year or so to really stabilize. But now I'm happy with the performance.
No problems.
It wasn't me that did it personally, but I would say good. We have a good relationship with IBM.
We were using a different solution, but we knew that this was the future, so we knew we needed to switch.
Fairly straightforward.
Yeah, I can't recall the name, but we are an IBM facility, so we just figured it made more sense for us to go with this package.
When selecting a vendor, trust is important, as well as that they deliver. Just someone you can be comfortable with.
I rated it an 8/10 because it's not fully mature yet.