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​[[{“value”:”The final article in this series is about the JWT (JSON Web Token). If you wish to review the previous articles, you can drill back from part three. For unattended machine to machine (M2M) processes, a JWT string is a formatted container for requesting access to a resource server. I think of a resource server as the applications. And in our case, the JWT has an asymmetric signature.
But really, what is a JWT? It’s similar to a temporary driver’s license. Think about your last visit to a hotel (figure 1).
Steps:

You present your ID (JWT) during check-in

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​[[{“value”:”Java is important in the enterprise, and getting more important, and IBM wants to help make managing and using Java easier.
At this time last year, there were 26.3 million application developers in the world, and according to CodeNinja, about 20 million of them were reasonably fluent in JavaScript, nearly double the number six years ago. (We are not sure if CodeNinja is counting Node.js as a variant of JavaScript, as it probably should.)
Java, a much older cross-platform language and the lingua franca of business logic in the enterprise, is not as large but is seeing a bit …
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​RPE and Maxava Work Together to Enhance IBM i High Availability and Disaster Recovery for Retail Sector Read More 

​[[{“value”:”I’m so excited about next week’s TechXchange event in Las Vegas!  This year, we have several innovative and fun new programs to share with you: IBM Learning Subscriptions: IBM Learning’s 300+ courses are designed for your career goals. Whether you are learning IBM products or looking for professional certificates for various job roles and technologies
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​[[{“value”:”Just like the operating system, BRMS (Backup, Recovery and Media Services) is transforming towards subscription.
5770-BR1 (perpetual licence) software will give way to 5770-BR2 (subscription).
The original (BR1) software will receive only minimalistic changes (mainly technological adaptations) and will be supported until end of September 2025.
The new “BR2” version have strong plans to evolve in the future.
While “BR1” was licenced by option (Base, Network, Advanced Functions) and software tier (Pxx), the new “BR2” edition will be subscribed as an entity (the product contains everything) and by processor-core on a 1/2/3/4/5 years basis.
This subcription is in addition to IBM i subscription and includes software maintenance.
More information from IBM …”}]] Read More