Reading Time: < 10 minutes Introduction Customer information is the foundational data for any enterprise. Definition of a Customer object is a crucial one in...
Reading Time: < 10 minutes Introduction Customer information is the foundational data for any enterprise. Definition of a Customer object is a crucial one in the Oracle ERP Cloud implementation. Typical use cases for customer creation in Oracle ERP Cloud are: Users creating customer information through application user interface Users creating / updating customer information through spreadsheets Integration with another cloud / on-premise application Initial data load of...
Reading Time: < 10 minutes Introduction Customer information is the foundational data for any enterprise. Definition of a Customer object is a crucial one in the Oracle ERP Cloud implementation. ...
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.cb11w1 ul li, .cb11w1 ol li { line-height: 1.4em; margin-left: 5%; font-family:Times; font-size:12pt; color: #404040 } function image(img) { window.open(img); } Introduction In one of my former blogs I've written about a mechanism to download and parse the EXTRACT JSON log files via various scripts. If you are not familiar with this concept then its strongly recommended to start with reading that blog first. Also before entering the explanation of the proposed new approach...
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Required reading time: < 15 minutes Introduction In continuation of my blog on Fusion applications cloud instance strategy and Global Single Instance...
Required reading time: < 15 minutes Introduction In continuation of my blog on Fusion applications cloud instance strategy and Global Single Instance guidelines, I wanted to share my experience on Fusion Applications multi-pillar implementation. As Oracle's Fusion SaaS applications cloud is built on a single unified data model with a consistent user and developer experience that connects end-to-end business processes across modules (Human Capital Management (HCM), Enterprise...
Required reading time: < 15 minutes Introduction In continuation of my blog on Fusion applications cloud instance strategy and Global Single Instance guidelines, I wanted to share my experience on...
Introduction Currently, when you create a remote Border Gateway Protocol (BGP) connection over FastConnect or IPsec VPN, Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI)...
Introduction Currently, when you create a remote Border Gateway Protocol (BGP) connection over FastConnect or IPsec VPN, Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI) advertises the virtual cloud network (VCN) subnets' CIDR ranges as routes instead of the VCN parent’s CIDR range. The OCI engineering team made this design decision because many customers use 10.0.0.0/16 as their CIDR range, which in most cases overlaps with their on-premises network. Because VCN CIDR ranges can’t be...
Introduction Currently, when you create a remote Border Gateway Protocol (BGP) connection over FastConnect or IPsec VPN, Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI) advertises the virtual cloud network (VCN)...
Introduction This is a parent post containing links to various blogs about using Oracle Analytics Cloud (OAC) with a private endpoint. Refer to these links for...
Introduction This is a parent post containing links to various blogs about using Oracle Analytics Cloud (OAC) with a private endpoint. Refer to these links for detailed information. Provisioning OAC with a Private Endpoint Connecting to OAC Private Endpoint from Within the VCN Connecting to OAC Private Endpoint using VPN / FastConnect Connecting to OAC Private Endpoint using a Public Load Balancer Connecting OAC to an ADB using Private Endpoints Summary This post described...
Introduction This is a parent post containing links to various blogs about using Oracle Analytics Cloud (OAC) with a private endpoint. Refer to these links for detailed information. Provisioning OAC...
Last Validation: October 21, 2020 Introduction A Domain Name Server (DNS) exists to translate a Fully Qualified Domain Name (FQDN) to one or more numerical IP...
Last Validation: October 21, 2020 Introduction A Domain Name Server (DNS) exists to translate a Fully Qualified Domain Name (FQDN) to one or more numerical IP addresses. As I am writing the name www.oracle.com translates to an address of 23.64.153.141. The translation is produced by DNS name servers. These name servers are queried by DNS resolvers. A hybrid DNS resolver also caches the translations returned to it. In Oracle's Cloud Infrastructure (OCI), FQDNs are generated...
Last Validation: October 21, 2020 Introduction A Domain Name Server (DNS) exists to translate a Fully Qualified Domain Name (FQDN) to one or more numerical IP addresses. As I am writing the name...
Oracle Cloud Guard service was released recently. It helps customers monitor their OCI resources and maintain a strong security posture. For people who are new...
Oracle Cloud Guard service was released recently. It helps customers monitor their OCI resources and maintain a strong security posture. For people who are new to Cloud Guard, following are some resources for learning about Cloud Guard concepts and use-cases: Oracle Cloud Guard Oracle Cloud Guard Service Documentation And some blog posts: Automating Cloud Security with Security Posture Management Discovering and fixing weak cloud security posture with Oracle Cloud Guard How...
Oracle Cloud Guard service was released recently. It helps customers monitor their OCI resources and maintain a strong security posture. For people who are new to Cloud Guard, following are some...
Introduction Traffic between SaaS and PaaS Services that reside in separate Regions within Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI) regions already take advantage of...
Introduction Traffic between SaaS and PaaS Services that reside in separate Regions within Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI) regions already take advantage of the OCI backbone to ensure that traffic is not routed via the Public Internet. Benefits using the OCI Backbone are encryption by default and consistent, reliable performance for data that is traversing between OCI Regions. OCI-Classic Regions (1st Generation Datacentre) and OCI Regions (2nd Generation Datacentre)...
Introduction Traffic between SaaS and PaaS Services that reside in separate Regions within Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI) regions already take advantage of the OCI backbone to ensure that traffic...
Introduction The REST API for CX Sales and B2B Service supports Batch Actions - multiple operations can be combined into a single HTTP request, with the request...
Introduction The REST API for CX Sales and B2B Service supports Batch Actions - multiple operations can be combined into a single HTTP request, with the request body being a JSON object containing an array of objects to be processed. Each object in the array contains the payload for the individual action being taken: A unique ID A relative path to the resource An operation A payload See the documentation here for further details A Batch Action is treated as a single...
Introduction The REST API for CX Sales and B2B Service supports Batch Actions - multiple operations can be combined into a single HTTP request, with the request body being a JSON object containing an...
