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This section covers performing SDLC operations using the Cloud Application Integration CLI. We will explore project and folder structure, DevOps practices, and the benefits of CLI-based SDLC management.
This section outlines how to incorporate SDLC best practices into the CAI platform. You'll learn to use popular Git repositories like GitHub, Azure DevOps, or Bitbucket to manage and track changes to IDMC projects, folders, and assets. Additionally, we'll provide examples of using IDMC Platform REST APIs to automate your development process through Continuous Integration.
This section demonstrates how to build a real-time, bi-directional integration between Workday and ServiceNow using CAI. We'll explore the steps involved in connecting the two systems, mapping data, and creating processes to ensure data synchronization in both directions.
This section demonstrates how to leverage CAI to process events from Dynamics 365 in real-time. We will explore techniques for capturing and responding to Dynamics 365 events, enabling you to build dynamic and responsive applications.
This section will demonstrate the development of a Member Enrollment Service that integrates AllScripts EHR, Salesforce, and DocuSign. We will explore how to create, orchestrate, and consume APIs to efficiently process multiple member enrollments, validate data, update EHR and Salesforce systems, generate patient IDs, and manage electronic document signing through DocuSign, including status tracking and callbacks.
This section demonstrates how to dynamically call and aggregate data from multiple APIs into a CSV file. Learn how to automate API calls using service connectors and transform the combined API responses into a structured CSV format.
This section guides you through installing and accessing Process Developer. Learn how to set it up based on your host operating system to begin building and managing integration processes.
This section demonstrates how to utilize the Data Access Service (DAS) within CAI to interact with databases. We will explore executing SQL statements and stored procedures to retrieve and manipulate data.
In this section, we will explore how to use a reference XML file as a configuration file in a CAI system without relying on external storage or a database.
In this section, we will cover the Dispatch Service. This service is designed to prevent overwhelming the CAI Server by handling a large number of simultaneous requests. By batching requests, the Dispatch Service ensures that only a manageable number of requests are processed at any given time.
The Alert Service is available for processes that run on a Secure Agent or the Cloud Server. Alert Service provides a mechanism to send alert notifications via built-in email notification service or define a custom Alert Handler Process.
This project contains the Informatica IDMC CAI Fault Alert Service Implementation. Provided Service allows applying declarative Alert Rules and a flexible framework to use any of the built-in or custom Actions
The project contains detailed instructions as to how one can set up the whole framework.
This section introduces Operational Insights, a powerful monitoring tool for CAI assets. Learn how to track processes, connections, and API performance, and gain valuable insights through detailed analytics.
The secure agent may encounter a situation where the Postgres database (which runs the process server in the Secure Agent) becomes corrupted or experiences "No space left on device" errors. This can impact the Process Server service within the Secure Agent. In this section, we will discuss how to address issues related to the Postgres database in CAI.
In CAI, you can set up the Process Server service of a Secure Agent with certificates for interacting with endpoints and offering service endpoints. Additionally, you can set up a 2-way SSL for connecting to third-party REST services through a service connector. This section will cover how to configure the TrustStore and KeyStore—files that contain your certificates and private keys—and how to establish SSL Authentication in CAI.
This section explains how to configure load balancing for CAI agent processes. Learn how agent processes can be triggered in a load balanced configuration in CAI.
Informatica Cloud Components are a hosted, multi-tenant system managed and operated by Informatica. This ensures service availability and disaster recovery are maintained per industry practices, making high availability and disaster recovery procedures transparent to iPaaS users.
You can utilize Visualforce page definitions for most standard Salesforce objects. However, you might also work with other objects to launch guides or create custom ones. This section will explain how to create and use a Visualforce page, with an example using the CampaignMember object.