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 Often there are requirements from customers to connect their Oracle Digital Assistant (ODA) skills running on Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI) to...
Introduction Often there are requirements from customers to connect their Oracle Digital Assistant (ODA) skills running on Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI) to an on-premise API endpoint. This could be required for various use cases like An ODA Skill to fetch user information from on-prem HRMS system like Oracle E-Business Suite (EBS) A chatbot to interact with on-prem ERP system like Oracle E-Business Suite (EBS) Integrate ODA Skills with APIs secured behind customer...
Introduction Often there are requirements from customers to connect their Oracle Digital Assistant (ODA) skills running on Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI) to an on-premise API endpoint. This could...
Introduction Any customer using Oracle IDCS with Azure AD as the IDP would want to automate the user and group provisioning process. When Azure AD acts as the...
Introduction Any customer using Oracle IDCS with Azure AD as the IDP would want to automate the user and group provisioning process. When Azure AD acts as the IDP, the users are born in Azure AD or are brought into Azure AD from an on-premise repository like AD. Users of the Oracle SaaS or PaaS applications protected with IDCS can be authenticated by Azure AD by setting up the federation trust and user synchronization is a pre-requisite for SSO to work. For user...
Introduction Any customer using Oracle IDCS with Azure AD as the IDP would want to automate the user and group provisioning process. When Azure AD acts as the IDP, the users are born in Azure AD or...
Last Validation: October 23, 2020 with OAC 5.8 Introduction This post details the steps required to use an advanced JDBC driver in Remote Data Gateway (RDG)...
Last Validation: October 23, 2020 with OAC 5.8 Introduction This post details the steps required to use an advanced JDBC driver in Remote Data Gateway (RDG) to support private Autonomous Database (ADB) data connections in an Oracle Analytics Cloud (OAC) RPD. ADB refers to both Autonomous Data Warehouse and Autonomous Transaction Processing databases. It supplements the post on Connecting an Oracle Analytics Cloud RPD to Private Autonomous Databases For additional details on...
Last Validation: October 23, 2020 with OAC 5.8 Introduction This post details the steps required to use an advanced JDBC driver in Remote Data Gateway (RDG) to support private Autonomous Database...
Introduction In my earlier blog - OIC Error Handling Guide, we read about essentials of Oracle Integration Cloud(OIC) Error handling. We also saw that by using...
Introduction In my earlier blog - OIC Error Handling Guide, we read about essentials of Oracle Integration Cloud(OIC) Error handling. We also saw that by using additional components like Database or FTP server along with OIC it is possible to build robust error handling solutions to suit different custom requirements. In this blog, I would like to illustrate a simple practical example of using the parking lot pattern with OIC. The example will use ATP database for a parking...
Introduction In my earlier blog - OIC Error Handling Guide, we read about essentials of Oracle Integration Cloud(OIC) Error handling. We also saw that by using additional components like Database...
Last Validation: November 13, 2020 for Essbase 19c 19.3.0.3.4.1 Introduction This post details the steps required to connect Oracle Analytics Cloud (OAC) to a...
Last Validation: November 13, 2020 for Essbase 19c 19.3.0.3.4.1 Introduction This post details the steps required to connect Oracle Analytics Cloud (OAC) to a private Essbase 19c Marketplace instance in Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI) using a public load balancer. Both Data Visualization (DV) and RPD connections are described. This method bypasses the need for Remote Data Gateway (RDG) or Remote Data Connector (RDC). Note: This is an exception to the rule that OAC...
Last Validation: November 13, 2020 for Essbase 19c 19.3.0.3.4.1 Introduction This post details the steps required to connect Oracle Analytics Cloud (OAC) to a private Essbase 19c Marketplace instance...
Introduction This blog will discuss various options available to integration developers for error handling using Oracle Integration Cloud (OIC). This blog does...
Introduction This blog will discuss various options available to integration developers for error handling using Oracle Integration Cloud (OIC). This blog does not aim to substitute the documentation, but aims to act as a ready reckoner when questions arise regarding OIC Error handling. The OIC official doumentation has more details on some of these topics and should be used as the final reference. Refer here - OIC Documentation Broadly, we will look at the below categories...
Introduction This blog will discuss various options available to integration developers for error handling using Oracle Integration Cloud (OIC). This blog does not aim to substitute the documentation,...
Last Validation: August 6, 2020 with OAC 5.7 Introduction This post details the steps required to create Autonomous Database on Dedicated Exadata Infrastructure...
Last Validation: August 6, 2020 with OAC 5.7 Introduction This post details the steps required to create Autonomous Database on Dedicated Exadata Infrastructure (ADB-D) connections in an Oracle Analytics Cloud RPD. ADB refers to both Autonomous Data Warehouse and Autonomous Transaction Processing databases. For additional details on ADB-D, visit Using Oracle Autonomous Data Warehouse on Dedicated Exadata Infrastructure. For additional details on OAC, visit the Analytics Cloud...
Last Validation: August 6, 2020 with OAC 5.7 Introduction This post details the steps required to create Autonomous Database on Dedicated Exadata Infrastructure (ADB-D) connections in an Oracle...
Last Validation: August 5, 2020 for OAC 105.7 Introduction This post details the steps required to create data connections in Oracle Analytics Cloud (OAC) for...
Last Validation: August 5, 2020 for OAC 105.7 Introduction This post details the steps required to create data connections in Oracle Analytics Cloud (OAC) for Autonomous Database on Dedicated Exadata Infrastructure (ADB-D). Data connections are used for Data Visualization (DV) data sets. Note: at this time ADB-D may not be used with OAC console or replication connections. ADB refers to both Autonomous Data Warehouse and Autonomous Transaction Processing databases. ADB-D runs...
Last Validation: August 5, 2020 for OAC 105.7 Introduction This post details the steps required to create data connections in Oracle Analytics Cloud (OAC) for Autonomous Database on Dedicated Exadata...
