Running integrations in the cloud
To deploy an integration, upload a BAR file to IBM® Integration Bus on Cloud, then start the integration.
Before you begin
- Complete IBM Integration Bus on Cloud registration and log in with your IBMid.
- To use IBM Integration Bus on Cloud, you must first create an integration solution with supported resources on premises, and package the resources into a BAR file. For more information, see Creating a BAR file for IBM Integration Bus on Cloud.
About this task
When you upload BAR files into IBM Integration Bus on Cloud, a list of integrations is created. You can then start and stop those integrations, and view information about them.
The first time that you log in to your IBM Integration Bus on Cloud space, you click Upload BAR file to select a BAR file to upload. After you have uploaded your first BAR file to create an integration, you add more integrations by clicking Add integration in the Integrations view.
Procedure
To deploy an integration to IBM Integration Bus on Cloud, complete the following steps.
Results
When you start an integration, it is then able to accept incoming messages. You can add more integrations in the same way. The number of integrations that you can add and start depends on your subscription type. The Integrations view lists all your integrations.
If you want to update the integration, stop and delete the existing integration, then upload an updated BAR file. The new integration has a different host name from the old integration.
What to do next
- To call a running integration so that you can send information for it to process, see Calling integrations in the cloud.
- To stop or delete an integration, click Stop or Delete in the integrations view. Alternatively, click the integration to view more information, then click Actions and select Stop or Delete.
- To view log information for your integrations, in the History and Logs section, click Download Runtime Log.
- To set up network connectivity so that your integrations can communicate with on-premises applications, see Connecting securely to private endpoints.