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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 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...
Introduction Command line interfaces (CLIs) are artifacts from the stone age of the computer age. Their introduction was a big leap forward in terms of ease and...
Introduction Command line interfaces (CLIs) are artifacts from the stone age of the computer age. Their introduction was a big leap forward in terms of ease and speed when a computer should be directed to do what the user wants to be done. Over time CLI environments evolved and are interactive and programmable and are available on all modern operating systems, for example as shells. They are not as fancy as graphical user interfaces, but, are fast, repeatable, scriptable, and...
Introduction Command line interfaces (CLIs) are artifacts from the stone age of the computer age. Their introduction was a big leap forward in terms of ease and speed when a computer should...
Introduction into existing BICC Automation BI Cloud Connector offers a broad bandwidth of options to automate the extraction of data. In various other blogs...
Introduction into existing BICC Automation BI Cloud Connector offers a broad bandwidth of options to automate the extraction of data. In various other blogs we’ve shared information how to download extraction files, log information or to delete extracts. Those scripts can be scheduled on the client side via the tools of choice. The built-in capabilities in BICC provide more and more automation as the product evolves. Scheduling frequent extraction runs was a feature that...
Introduction into existing BICC Automation BI Cloud Connector offers a broad bandwidth of options to automate the extraction of data. In various other blogs we’ve shared information how to download...
Introduction In my Developing SaaS Extensions using VBCS and Helidon Micro-Services part 1, I focused on the creation of a Helidon based microservice which we...
Introduction In my Developing SaaS Extensions using VBCS and Helidon Micro-Services part 1, I focused on the creation of a Helidon based microservice which we tested locally. This blog post takes the reading through to the next step which is to deploy the microservice on Oracle Kubernetes Service and then explain how this service can be called from VBCS in a way that the microservice is aware of the user (aka identity propagation from VBCS to the microservice) In the example...
Introduction In my Developing SaaS Extensions using VBCS and Helidon Micro-Services part 1, I focused on the creation of a Helidon based microservice which we tested locally. This blog post takes the...
Required time to read: < 10 minutes Introduction The most important and generally overlooked activity during cloud transformation is data migration. We always...
Required time to read: < 10 minutes Introduction The most important and generally overlooked activity during cloud transformation is data migration. We always consider data migration activities as one-time technical tasks. In my experience, more than 75% of cloud implementation delays are due to data issues that are identified during the later stage in the project (integration or user acceptance testing). This leads to increased cost, timeline, go-live delays and challenges...
Required time to read: < 10 minutes Introduction The most important and generally overlooked activity during cloud transformation is data migration. We always consider data migration activities as...
Introduction I recently completed a blog post on how to extend Oracle SaaS using VBCS and Oracle Functions and am in the process of publishing the code. Whilst...
Introduction I recently completed a blog post on how to extend Oracle SaaS using VBCS and Oracle Functions and am in the process of publishing the code. Whilst I was writing this piece of code I learnt a lot about Functions and ran into many situations which I think a lot of other developers would run into . This blog post collates them into a single blog post (which I may update regularly) and Im hoping it is useful to you all. How to expose Functions as REST Services...
Introduction I recently completed a blog post on how to extend Oracle SaaS using VBCS and Oracle Functions and am in the process of publishing the code. Whilst I was writing this piece of code...
Introduction Whilst building a demo recently I had to store an oAuth client secret somewhere for Oracle Function to work properly. I immediately decided to...
Introduction Whilst building a demo recently I had to store an oAuth client secret somewhere for Oracle Function to work properly. I immediately decided to store it in the Oracle Functions configurations section and thought all was well. The below image shows the configuration section for my application and as you can see both the IDCS client id and client secret are stored. However after a security review with my good friend (Olaf) we realised that whilst the data is...
Introduction Whilst building a demo recently I had to store an oAuth client secret somewhere for Oracle Function to work properly. I immediately decided to store it in the Oracle...
