Developing Rule Solutions in IBM Operational Decision Manager V8.10
| Length: | 40.0 Hours |
| Course code: | WB404G |
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| Price: | 6250 AUD |
This course is also available as self-paced virtual (e-learning) course Developing Rule Solutions in IBM Operational Decision Manager V8.10 (ZB404G). This option does not require any travel.
This course introduces developers to IBM Operational Decision Manager V8.10. It teaches you the concepts and skills that you need to design, develop, and integrate a business rule solution with Operational Decision Manager.
The course begins with an overview of Operational Decision Manager, which is composed of two main environments: Decision Server for technical users and Decision Center for business users. The course outlines the collaboration between development and business teams during project development.
Through instructor-led presentations and hands-on lab exercises, you learn about the core features of Decision Server, which is the primary working environment for developers. You design decision services and work with the object models that are required to author and execute rule artifacts. You gain experience with deployment and execution, and work extensively with Rule Execution Server. In addition, you become familiar with rule authoring so that you can support business users to set up and customize the rule authoring and validation environments. You also learn how to use Operational Decision Manager features to support decision governance.
The lab environment for this course uses Windows Server 2012 R2 Standard Edition.
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This course is designed for developers.
Before taking this course, you should have:
Unit 1: Introducing IBM Operational Decision Manager
Unit 2: Developing decision services
Unit 3: Modeling decisions
Unit 4: Programming with business rules
Unit 5: Developing object models
Unit 6: Orchestrating ruleset execution
Unit 7: Authoring rules
Unit 8: Customizing rule vocabulary with categories and domains
Unit 9: Working with queries
Unit 10: Running and debugging
Unit 11: Enabling tests and simulations
Unit 12: Managing deployment
Unit 13: Executing rules with Rule Execution Server
Unit 14: Auditing and monitoring ruleset execution
Unit 15: Working with REST API
Unit 16: Introducing decision governance
Unit 17: Course summary
