WSO2 product deployments use asymmetric key encryption for numerous purposes such as, protection of involved sensitive data and authentication of SSL/TLS based communication. Asymmetric key encryption flows involve the use of resources such as, key stores and certificate trust stores, which need to be properly secured within and outside of the deployment environment. In Microsoft Azure based product deployments, there is no better place for storing these resources than the Azure Key Vault service, when they are outside of the deployment environment.

WSO2, the world’s #1 open source integration vendor, provides official installation artifacts for containerized deployments of its products. This write up intends to provide a comprehensive guide for choosing the most appropriate container based installation platform and the corresponding installation artifacts, which map with your requirements. — Following are the expected learning outcomes of this guide.

WSO2, the world’s #1 open source integration vendor, provides official Docker images for its products. The previous articles of this series provided an introduction to these Docker images and detailed guides for their usage. This write up intends to dig deep into the tagging mechanism adopted by WSO2, for its product Docker images. — Before stepping into advanced details pertaining to the focused topic, let me quickly enlighten you on the expected learning outcomes of this write up.

WSO2, the world’s #1 open source integration vendor, provides official Docker images for its products. The previous articles of this series provided an introduction to these Docker images and their usage. This write up intends to cover how IntelliJ IDEA Integrated Development Environment (IDE) can be used to remote debug a WSO2 product server instance running inside a Docker container. — Sometimes, WSO2 product users and developers experience the need to remote debug the WSO2 product servers they use. …

WSO2, the world’s #1 open source integration vendor, provides official Docker images for its products. The introductory write up of this series helps you to get started with WSO2 product Docker images. The last write up of this series brought forward several advanced use cases associated with these Docker images. The intended purpose of this article is to continue to discuss few more of the advanced usage scenarios associated with WSO2 product Docker images.

WSO2, the world’s #1 open source integration vendor, provides official Docker images for its products. The previous write up of this series provided an introduction on getting started with WSO2 product Docker images. The intended purpose of this article is to discuss few of the advanced usage scenarios associated with these Docker images. — Before I proceed with this article, lemme highlight the expected learning outcomes of this article.

Over the past few years, there has been a real buzz in the IT industry about Docker. Now WSO2, the world’s #1 open source integration vendor, provides official Docker images for its products. This write up brings forward a simple, practical introduction to WSO2 provided product Docker images. — Before I kick start, lemme highlight what you will learn through this write up. After reading this article, you will know

Using WSO2's Apache Tomcat extension for SAML 2.0 based single sign-on and logout — This article provides a detailed, practical guide on configuring WSO2’s Apache Tomcat extension for SAML 2.0 based single sign-on and logout alongside WSO2 Identity Server, acting as the identity provider. The GitHub source repository for the discussed Tomcat extension provides a good quick start, practical guide on configuring this extension…

An introduction to WSO2’s Apache Tomcat extension for SAML 2.0 based single sign-on and logout — This article provides a concise introduction to WSO2’s Apache Tomcat extension, which helps performing SAML 2.0 based single sign-on and logout for web applications deployed in Apache Tomcat. What are single sign-on and logout? Single sign-on is a service in which a user is authenticated with one set of login credentials, to access multiple, protected applications…