DataPower API Integration Setup
Budget: ₹750 – ₹1,250 INR
I need a seasoned IBM DataPower developer to set up a clean, maintainable gateway focused on Integration and API Management. The goal is to expose a group of internal services through DataPower, handling protocol mediation, security enforcement, and policy-driven traffic control.
Here is what must be wired in right away:
• Services to onboard
– SOAP services
– REST services
• Authentication model
– Basic Authentication only; credentials will be provided from our LDAP store.
Beyond standing up the Multi-Protocol Gateway policies, you’ll craft the necessary XSLT or GatewayScript for request/response transformation, configure error handling, and make sure logging/auditing hooks send the right data to our SIEM. I’ll also need concise deployment documents and an exportable configuration package so my ops team can promote the objects through our environments without manual edits.
Acceptance criteria
1. Both SOAP and REST endpoints reachable through a single public URL base path.
2. Basic Auth challenged and validated against LDAP, with failed logins logged.
3. Successful calls returning in under 200 ms for a 1 KB payload in our test lab.
4. Exported .zip config imports cleanly into a fresh appliance.
5. README outlining object names, policies, and any custom code.
If you’re fluent in XSLT, GatewayScript, and CLI deployment, let’s talk timelines.
Here is what must be wired in right away:
• Services to onboard
– SOAP services
– REST services
• Authentication model
– Basic Authentication only; credentials will be provided from our LDAP store.
Beyond standing up the Multi-Protocol Gateway policies, you’ll craft the necessary XSLT or GatewayScript for request/response transformation, configure error handling, and make sure logging/auditing hooks send the right data to our SIEM. I’ll also need concise deployment documents and an exportable configuration package so my ops team can promote the objects through our environments without manual edits.
Acceptance criteria
1. Both SOAP and REST endpoints reachable through a single public URL base path.
2. Basic Auth challenged and validated against LDAP, with failed logins logged.
3. Successful calls returning in under 200 ms for a 1 KB payload in our test lab.
4. Exported .zip config imports cleanly into a fresh appliance.
5. README outlining object names, policies, and any custom code.
If you’re fluent in XSLT, GatewayScript, and CLI deployment, let’s talk timelines.