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It would be very useful to have the ability to define different ports for some members in a backend pool similar to the functionality available in F5 load balancers.

It would be very useful to have the ability to disable and re-enable individual backend pool members, similar to the functionality available in F5 load balancers.

As organizations increasingly adopt cloud-based infrastructure and distributed applications, managing user identities, service IDs, API keys, access policies, and privileged permissions becomes increasingly complex. Without continuous visibility i...

IBM Cloud - Code Engine Service is our main compute power for a client project (IBM Consultin). As an initiative to improve network control and security we want to move to only use "Internal" urls (http://[APPLICATION|FUNCTION].[PROJECT_ID].[FUNCT...

Enabling option for updating Reverse DNS entries for Public IP's and Floating IP's in VPC Infrastructure. Same was available in Classic for a few customers but not in VPC.

Many companies already manage all employee identities, MFA, and offboarding centrally in Microsoft 365 / Entra ID. Today, IBM Cloud users need a separate IBMid with its own password and MFA, or the account has to set up a more complex SAML/App ID ...

https://huggingface.co/ibm-granite/granite-vision-4.1-4b,

  ## Summary   VPC Network Load Balancers (NLB) currently only accept pool members identified by VPC instance `id` , `href` , or `crn` . IKS worker nodes are not exposed as standard VPC instances through the VPC Instance API, making it i...

ROKS clusters using the Hosted Control Plane (HyperShift) architecture manage authentication through the HostedCluster object on IBM's management plane. The OpenShift OAuth CR on the data plane is read-only — a ValidatingAdmissionPolicy blocks all...

The release of new rules in the CIS WAF Managed Ruleset resulted in blocking data transmission for business operations. Since the WAF Managed Ruleset follows Cloudflare’s releases, if operators do not override the rules, they will automatically sw...