http://ibmwebsphereodmonlinetraining.blogspot.com/2015/08/delivery-suggestions-for-wodm.html
In order to establish a new Business
Rule Management System (BRMS), there has to be detailed steps involved with
Installation, Testing and Integration of the BRMS with application server
environment. This Business Rule Management System delivery approach should be
broken down in four phases. Those four phases of break down are listed as
follows:
- First breakdown occurs when installation
of Decision Server (i.e. Rule Designer and Rule Execution Server) on IT
developer and Architect’s personal machines.
- Second one can be at the installation of
Decision Server (i.e. Rule Execution Server) on DEV/QA boxes and rules exposed
as a service to be consumed by other services.
- Next breakdown may appear during the installation
of Decision Center (i.e. Rule Team Server) on DEV/QA boxes in order to rule
reviewers and business users to change rules on the fly.
- Final one can be seen when replicating
QA installations of Decision Server and Decision Center on prod boxes.
Note: Decision Center
prod install is optional based on your organization’s governance policies.
The above mentioned phases of breakdown in which
a WODM-ILOG based solution is delivered, ensures that first the rule solution
has been integrated within the SOA enterprise before the rules are exposed for
being edited by the business. This breakdown also ensures if any leaks and gaps
are present they get detected in the first three phases rather than breaking
the system and causing damages on production when business users make a change
on the fly. The above breakdown also takes into consideration the learning
curve associated with making business users comfortable with changing business
rules.