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The bank was running its microservices on an OpenShift (Kubernetes-based) platform, with each service handling authentication and authorization through a custom IAM integration. This approach resulted in distributed security management and limited the ability to block unauthorized requests before they reached the OpenShift environment. The organization needed a centralized security architecture to enforce access control earlier in the request flow.
IBM webMethods API Gateway was deployed on a virtual machine outside the OpenShift environment to act as a centralized API security layer. The gateway was integrated with the bank’s existing identity provider, and all OpenShift services were placed behind it. As a result, all incoming requests were authenticated and authorized before reaching OpenShift.
