Background Click here for recommended prerequisite reading on OAC Usage Tracking. Usage Tracking is a powerful feature that has been available in Oracle...
Background Click here for recommended prerequisite reading on OAC Usage Tracking. Usage Tracking is a powerful feature that has been available in Oracle Business Intelligence (OBI) since its early inception. It was made available in Oracle Analytics Cloud (OAC) in Release 105.2 - March 2019. This blog was tested on OAC 105.4.0-161. This article walks through the steps to configure OAC Usage Tracking with an Autonomous Data Warehouse (ADW). Note: Currently OAC Usage...
Background Click here for recommended prerequisite reading on OAC Usage Tracking. Usage Tracking is a powerful feature that has been available in Oracle Business Intelligence (OBI) since its early...
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...
Introduction In this Part-3 of the series, we will take a detailed look at the add-on services available in OCI for End-to-End Monitoring needs. In Part-1 and...
Introduction In this Part-3 of the series, we will take a detailed look at the add-on services available in OCI for End-to-End Monitoring needs. In Part-1 and Part-2, we have gone through features of out-of-the-box OCI services for monitoring and simple 2-tier architecture and a complex EBS use-case. The available add-on services at the time of writing this blog are Log Analytics, Application Performance Monitoring, Infrastructure Monitoring and IT Analytics. This topic is...
Introduction In this Part-3 of the series, we will take a detailed look at the add-on services available in OCI for End-to-End Monitoring needs. In Part-1 and Part-2, we have gone through features of...
Introduction I'm going to start this blog by making 3 bold claims: The future is Serverless! API gateways are the best way to manage and expose Serverless...
Introduction I'm going to start this blog by making 3 bold claims: The future is Serverless! API gateways are the best way to manage and expose Serverless endpoints to the internet! Anything facing the internet should be behind a WAF! Let's do a quick review on Oracle Cloud Infrastructure's offerings that address these claims. Serverless: Oracle offers Oracle Functions which is based on the open-source Fn Project: is an open source, container native, serverless platform that...
Introduction I'm going to start this blog by making 3 bold claims: The future is Serverless! API gateways are the best way to manage and expose Serverless endpoints to the internet! Anything...
Introduction In part 2 of the series we will look at a simple 2-Tier architecture and investigate how best to provide End-to-End monitoring. In part 1 we have...
Introduction In part 2 of the series we will look at a simple 2-Tier architecture and investigate how best to provide End-to-End monitoring. In part 1 we have discussed the OOTB and Add-on Services available on OCI for customers to choose for End-2-End monitoring needs. This blog post will highlight the monitoring options when working with a mix of native OCI services like LBRs or VCNs and also customer managed components like Application Servers and Databases. This topic...
Introduction In part 2 of the series we will look at a simple 2-Tier architecture and investigate how best to provide End-to-End monitoring. In part 1 we have discussed the OOTB and Add-on Services...
Introduction The End-to-End monitoring use-case aims at delivering the service levels and key performance objectives of an organizations business transactions...
Introduction The End-to-End monitoring use-case aims at delivering the service levels and key performance objectives of an organizations business transactions running on Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI). As organizations move workloads to OCI, they need the ability to determine if service levels are consistent or improved from their on-premises environment. In addition, if those OCI workloads are integrated with other deployments (on-premises or in other clouds), they need...
Introduction The End-to-End monitoring use-case aims at delivering the service levels and key performance objectives of an organizations business transactions running on Oracle Cloud Infrastructure...
Introduction In this blog I want to discuss about an interesting usecase that showcases how IDCS Appgate can be used to enable SSO security for legacy...
Introduction In this blog I want to discuss about an interesting usecase that showcases how IDCS Appgate can be used to enable SSO security for legacy applications when migrating to the cloud. Many customers who are looking to migrate their workloads into the cloud find that they have legacy systems in their portfolio that are not necessarily amenable to modernisation. An example of one of these legacy systems is Oracle Discoverer. Oracle BI Discoverer is a business...
Introduction In this blog I want to discuss about an interesting usecase that showcases how IDCS Appgate can be used to enable SSO security for legacy applications when migrating to the cloud....
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,...
Introduction This post describes deploying Oracle Remote Data Connector (RDC) for Tomcat in a Compute instance running on Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI) for...
Introduction This post describes deploying Oracle Remote Data Connector (RDC) for Tomcat in a Compute instance running on Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI) for use by Oracle Analytics Cloud (OAC). RDC is used primarily in cases where data sources are not accessible using a public IP address. It supplements the official RDC documentation found here and here with screen images and links to additional references. A step-by-step example is provided for those desiring to perform...
Introduction This post describes deploying Oracle Remote Data Connector (RDC) for Tomcat in a Compute instance running on Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI) for use by Oracle Analytics Cloud (OAC). RDC...
