Cisco Cisco Prime Service Catalog 11.0
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Release Notes for Cisco Prime Service Catalog 11.0
New Features and Enhancements in Prime Service Catalog 11.0
Security Enhancements
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Prime Service Catalog now uses TLS v1.2 protocol for the connection with:
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LDAP
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AMQP message broker
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Virtual appliance via httpd
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SSH connections to the virtual appliance use strong ciphers.
API Enhancements
nsAPI Enhancements
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Managing Service Definitions through Sync APIs
nsAPIs have now been enhanced to allow dynamic sync of associations to categories, facets,
extensions for a service or to entirely delete the service
extensions for a service or to entirely delete the service
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Connecting to UCSD/ICFB/Puppet
Connection APIs [such as AMQP Environment, cloud-connection type (UCSD/ICFB/PUPPET)] has
been developed to fetch credentials, host, port, and SSL certificates from Orchestration service and
establish a connection for this service.
been developed to fetch credentials, host, port, and SSL certificates from Orchestration service and
establish a connection for this service.
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Encrypting Credentials using Public Key GUID
Prime Service Catalog supports a secure way to return AMQP credentials, using the GUID of the
Public Key passed to the nsAPI.
Public Key passed to the nsAPI.
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Other Enhancements
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The Message Broker Overview API has been enhanced (with the use of noCache parameter) to
ensure the latest information is fetched when you directly access database connected to
RabbitMQ server.
ensure the latest information is fetched when you directly access database connected to
RabbitMQ server.
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New nsAPI to update or modify the Service Form data.
These API enhancements are covered in the
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Features Introduced in 10.1 Patch Releases
New features added in cumulative patch releases of Cisco Prime Service Catalog 10.1, for example,
service form improvements, catalog deployer’s performance improvement by reducing the package
deployment time, and so on. For more details about these patch release features, see the patch readmes
service form improvements, catalog deployer’s performance improvement by reducing the package
deployment time, and so on. For more details about these patch release features, see the patch readmes
These features are also rolled up to Cisco Prime Service Catalog 11.0.