by Henrik Loeser (data_henrik) | Sep 15, 2020 | administration, IBM, ibmcloud, IT, Python, security
On IBM Cloud, I have an account with multiple other users. To organize teamwork, I followed best practices for organizing users, teams, applications and made use of the IBM Cloud IAM (Identity and Access Management) capabilities. With users, service IDs, access...
by Henrik Loeser (data_henrik) | Aug 26, 2020 | cloud, DB2, IBM, ibmcloud, IT, standards, version 11.5
A look at Db2 and S3 storageRecently, I was contacted about an old blog post where I discussed how to access Cloud Object Storage from Db2. Since writing that article, both Db2 and (IBM) Cloud Object Storage have evolved. Thus, it is time for an update on how to...
by Henrik Loeser (data_henrik) | Jun 17, 2020 | cloud, dashdb, DB2, developer, ibmcloud, jdbc, sql
It seems to me that during the COVID-19 pandemic there are more hackathons than usual. Great to see that IBM Cloud is the platform of choice for many solutions. Db2 on Cloud is used as database, often the free Lite plan to get started. That's the reason I published a...
by Henrik Loeser (data_henrik) | Jun 10, 2020 | chatbot, cloud, DB2, IBM, ibmcloud, IT, security, tutorial
Architecture: Database-driven SlackbotOne of my favorite IBM Cloud solution tutorials is about building a database-driven Slackbot. It is a great example for integrating enterprise resources with an AI-backed user interface and for utilizing serverless technology for...
by Henrik Loeser (data_henrik) | Apr 8, 2020 | administration, best practices, bluemix, cloud, IBM, ibmcloud, IT, security
Guard credentials in a vault In my previous blog post, I showed how you can easily encode and upload credentials to IBM Cloud Key Protect. Today, I am going to share sample code with you for retrieving the credentials and turning them back into a JSON object. A common...
by Henrik Loeser (data_henrik) | Apr 8, 2020 | administration, best practices, bluemix, cloud, IBM, ibmcloud, IT, security
Guard credentials in a vault In my previous blog post, I showed how you can easily encode and upload credentials to IBM Cloud Key Protect. Today, I am going to share sample code with you for retrieving the credentials and turning them back into a JSON object. A common...
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