IBM® Integration Bus provides an Integration Registry for the storage of artifacts.
The Integration Registry can store the following artifacts:
- Workload management policies
- MQ Service definitions
The Integration Registry is hosted inside a runtime integration node (broker). Every runtime integration node can host one (and only one) Integration Registry. An integration node offers an Integration Registry only if the web user interface is enabled. All new integration nodes (brokers) that are created in IBM Integration Bus have an Integration Registry available (enabled) by default.
A sample workload management policy is provided at the following location:
Windows-
%mqsi_filepath%\sample\Policy\WorkloadManagement_Policy.xml 
Linux-
$mqsi_filepath/sample/Policy/WorkloadManagement_Policy.xml
You can configure (create, retrieve, update, and delete) the contents of the Integration Registry in the following ways:
- Storing MQ Services in the Integration Registry
- Configuring workload management policies by using a command console
- Configuring workload management by using the web user interface
- Configuring workload management policies by using the IBM Integration API
For a full list of policies and their properties, see Policy properties.
Last updated Friday, 21 July 2017