In this new blog post, we will discuss one of the very hot topics related to OCI DRGv2, the route conflict. The route conflict simply means the route or routes...
In this new blog post, we will discuss one of the very hot topics related to OCI DRGv2, the route conflict. The route conflict simply means the route or routes that are used by a particular DRG route table to forward the traffic when the same route is learned from multiple sources. We will not discuss ECMP since this subject has been fully covered in this blog post: https://www.ateam-oracle.com/equal-cost-multi-path-ecmp-routing-on-oci-drgv2. We will analyze different use...
In this new blog post, we will discuss one of the very hot topics related to OCI DRGv2, the route conflict. The route conflict simply means the route or routes that are used by a particular DRG...
Some time ago we have launched a blog explaining the step-by-step procedure for AT&T Cloud Service Portal (Synaptic) configuration for OCI...
Some time ago we have launched a blog explaining the step-by-step procedure for AT&T Cloud Service Portal (Synaptic) configuration for OCI FastConnect: https://www.ateam-oracle.com/att-cloud-service-portal-synaptic-configuration-for-oci-fastconnect. The scope of the blog was to deliver a clear procedure for the FastConnect configuration steps. We are proudly to announce that the FastConnect configuration procedure with our partner AT&T was simplified and below are the changes...
One problem with RFC-1918 is the overlapping of CIDR prefixes. Every single VCN that you launch with the VCN Wizard in OCI, it has 10.0.0.0/16 as the default...
One problem with RFC-1918 is the overlapping of CIDR prefixes. Every single VCN that you launch with the VCN Wizard in OCI, it has 10.0.0.0/16 as the default CIDR, and if you launch the VCN without the wizard, 10.0.0.0/16 is the CIDR used as the example for the CIDR field
One problem with RFC-1918 is the overlapping of CIDR prefixes. Every single VCN that you launch with the VCN Wizard in OCI, it has 10.0.0.0/16 as the default CIDR, and if you launch the VCN...
Introduction Several our customers recently had the requirement to record and compare the end user performance of Oracle Fusion Cloud in different scenarios....
Introduction Several our customers recently had the requirement to record and compare the end user performance of Oracle Fusion Cloud in different scenarios. For most use cases the customers were successful with using mtr - the command line based network latency approach outlined here: https://www.ateam-oracle.com/a-simple-guide-to-verify-fusion-saas-network-latency. However, for some customers this approach didn’t deliver the results they were looking for as they were...
Introduction Several our customers recently had the requirement to record and compare the end user performance of Oracle Fusion Cloud in different scenarios. For most use cases the customers...
As a team we have written, and are still writing!, a number of articles where we cover many of the "Extending Oracle Fusion SaaS with OCI" topics. Please...
As a team we have written, and are still writing!, a number of articles where we cover many of the "Extending Oracle Fusion SaaS with OCI" topics. Please select one of the links below to read the article and be sure to check this page often as we will be updating this list on a regular basis Extending SaaS using OCI series Extending Oracle Fusion SaaS with OCI - User Interface Extending Oracle Fusion SaaS with OCI - Integration Extending Oracle Fusion SaaS with OCI -...
As a team we have written, and are still writing!, a number of articles where we cover many of the "Extending Oracle Fusion SaaS with OCI" topics. Please select one of the links below to read the...
Photo credit: Clay Banks via Unsplash When configuring a Load Balancer in OCI the default behavior is to pass all traffic through to your backend servers. We do...
Photo credit: Clay Banks via Unsplash When configuring a Load Balancer in OCI the default behavior is to pass all traffic through to your backend servers. We do this because it keeps things simple and gets you up and running quickly. But best practice for this sort of thing is to send only the kinds of traffic that you're actually expecting to the backend servers. In other words you filter IN the traffic you want and drop everything else. This is as opposed to filtering OUT...
Photo credit: Clay Banks via Unsplash When configuring a Load Balancer in OCI the default behavior is to pass all traffic through to your backend servers. We do this because it keeps things simple and...
NOTE: This blog post is one in a series of blogs covering various sub-topics within the "Extending Oracle Fusion SaaS with OCI" topic area. For an introduction...
NOTE: This blog post is one in a series of blogs covering various sub-topics within the "Extending Oracle Fusion SaaS with OCI" topic area. For an introduction to this topic and a listing of other articles in the series, refer to "Extending Oracle Fusion SaaS with OCI - Introduction". Overview The pace of Oracle Cloud Infrastructure’s (OCI’s) evolution as a mature, full-featured, enterprise-ready cloud platform has been breathtaking. OCI's variety and coverage of what...
NOTE: This blog post is one in a series of blogs covering various sub-topics within the "Extending Oracle Fusion SaaS with OCI" topic area. For an introduction to this topic and a listing of other...
Validated August 30, 2021 with GoldenGate 21c and Oracle Database 21c Introduction This post is another in a series that builds upon the principles and...
Validated August 30, 2021 with GoldenGate 21c and Oracle Database 21c Introduction This post is another in a series that builds upon the principles and examples shown in Using Oracle Database Redo Transport Services in Private Networks and Adding an Encrypted Channel to Redo Transport Services using Transport Layer Security. It is a step-by-step guide demonstrating GoldenGate Marketplace 21c extracting data from a downstream mining database that is receiving real time...
Validated August 30, 2021 with GoldenGate 21c and Oracle Database 21c Introduction This post is another in a series that builds upon the principles and examples shown in Using Oracle Database Redo...
The purpose of this blog is to provide an understanding of how to calculate the required bandwidth for data transfer and what considerations need to be made...
The purpose of this blog is to provide an understanding of how to calculate the required bandwidth for data transfer and what considerations need to be made end-to-end in Oracle Cloud to facilitate this transfer. This blog will assume that FastConnect will be the primary connectivity strategy as the internet and various gateways are unpredictable and inconsistent for measure and calculation requirements.
The purpose of this blog is to provide an understanding of how to calculate the required bandwidth for data transfer and what considerations need to be made end-to-end in Oracle Cloud to facilitate...
