This is the seventh in a series of blogs describing how one would go about modeling an enterprise ontology. In my last two blogs I showed how one could...
This is the seventh in a series of blogs describing how one would go about modeling an enterprise ontology. In my last two blogs I showed how one could relatively easily create an informal taxonomy and add facets to it. In this blog we show how to model a formal taxonomy using the gist upper-level ontology to bootstrap our micro-pattern. From the gist definition of taxonomy we have the following: gist:taxonomy: A controlled vocabulary arranged as a hierarchy of concepts....
This is the seventh in a series of blogs describing how one would go about modeling an enterprise ontology. In my last two blogs I showed how one could relatively easily create an informal...
Validated September 30, 2020 with OAC 5.8 Introduction Oracle Analytics Cloud (OAC) may now be provisioned within a Virtual Cloud network (VCN) with a private...
Validated September 30, 2020 with OAC 5.8 Introduction Oracle Analytics Cloud (OAC) may now be provisioned within a Virtual Cloud network (VCN) with a private IP address. This post describes the Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI) components required to provision a private OAC instance, the components created by the provisioning process and a step-by-step guide to the process. This is one of the guides referenced in thisparent post. Validations September 30, 2020 with OAC 5.8 ...
Validated September 30, 2020 with OAC 5.8 Introduction Oracle Analytics Cloud (OAC) may now be provisioned within a Virtual Cloud network (VCN) with a private IP address. This post describes the...
In this blog, I will demonstrate how to handle different HTTP verbs (POST, GET, DELETE, and PATCH) in Oracle Fn. I will use Java and NodeJS to demonstrate. In...
In this blog, I will demonstrate how to handle different HTTP verbs (POST, GET, DELETE, and PATCH) in Oracle Fn. I will use Java and NodeJS to demonstrate. In FnProject, if you are using the default mechanism "invoke" to call your function, it will be using the HTTP post method, so if you want to call your functions with other HTTP methods like HTTP get or other HTTP PUT, etc, you need to use the trigger function in Fn, as the trigger function support all HTTP verbs. However,...
In this blog, I will demonstrate how to handle different HTTP verbs (POST, GET, DELETE, and PATCH) in Oracle Fn. I will use Java and NodeJS to demonstrate. In FnProject, if you are using the...
Validated October 12, 2020 with OAC 5.8 Introduction The latest releases of Oracle Analytics Cloud (OAC) now include the ability to provision it natively in OCI...
Validated October 12, 2020 with OAC 5.8 Introduction The latest releases of Oracle Analytics Cloud (OAC) now include the ability to provision it natively in OCI in select geographies. The Oracle document Administering Oracle Analytics Cloud lists the currently available geographies. See Get Started with Administration for the official OCI Native documentation. This post is a step-by-step guide to provision Oracle Analytics Cloud (OAC) Natively in Oracle Cloud Infrastructure...
Validated October 12, 2020 with OAC 5.8 Introduction The latest releases of Oracle Analytics Cloud (OAC) now include the ability to provision it natively in OCI in select geographies. The Oracle...
Overview Quite often customers intend to transition only a portion of their workloads to the Oracle Cloud Infrastructure. Remaining workloads continue to...
Overview Quite often customers intend to transition only a portion of their workloads to the Oracle Cloud Infrastructure. Remaining workloads continue to operate on-premise which leaves applications depending on network connectivity to the OCI VCNs. Many of these applications were written to perform on-premise or are very sensitive to any network latency impairments. The criticality to a customer’s business may also require little or no application downtime. While the OCI...
Overview Quite often customers intend to transition only a portion of their workloads to the Oracle Cloud Infrastructure. Remaining workloads continue to operate on-premise which leaves...
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Instance Principal is the capability in the Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Identity and Access Management (IAM) service that allows you to make service calls from...
Instance Principal is the capability in the Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Identity and Access Management (IAM) service that allows you to make service calls from an instance. With instance principals, you no longer need to configure user credentials on the services running on your compute instances or rotate the credentials. Instances themselves are a new principal type in IAM. Each compute instance has its own identity, and it authenticates by using certificates that are added...
Instance Principal is the capability in the Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Identity and Access Management (IAM) service that allows you to make service calls from an instance. With instance principals,...
This is the sixth in a series of blogs describing how one would go about modeling an enterprise ontology. In my last post I showed how one would create an...
This is the sixth in a series of blogs describing how one would go about modeling an enterprise ontology. In my last post I showed how one would create an informal taxonomy using the gist upper-level ontology. To keep the previous blog from becoming hideously complex, I chose to not document any facets there. However, facets are something that are clearly needed if your informal taxonomy is to have any value in the real-world. To that end, I am building upon the previous...
This is the sixth in a series of blogs describing how one would go about modeling an enterprise ontology. In my last post I showed how one would create an informal taxonomy using the gist...
This is the fifth in a series of blogs describing how one would go about modeling an enterprise ontology. Informal taxonomies are those hierarchical content...
This is the fifth in a series of blogs describing how one would go about modeling an enterprise ontology. Informal taxonomies are those hierarchical content structures where there is no consistent class hierarchy enforced. A good example of an informal taxonomy would be: Laptop/CPU/I7 where it should be clear that while I7 is a type of CPU, CPU is clearly not a type of Laptop. Another feature of informal taxonomies is there is no formal requirement that any node be restricted...
This is the fifth in a series of blogs describing how one would go about modeling an enterprise ontology. Informal taxonomies are those hierarchical content structures where there is no...
