OCI Anomaly Detection Service & OIC – Part I by Niall Commiskey

Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI) Anomaly Detection is an AI service that enables developers to more easily build business-specific anomaly detection models that flag critical incidents, resulting in faster time to detection and resolution. Specialized APIs and automated model selection simplify training and deploying anomaly detection models to applications and operations—all without data science expertise. Read more about OCI Anomaly Detection here. My starting point is the workshop, which can be found here

The workshop is very easy to follow – essentially you have the following artifacts –

• Projects – for organizing your work
• Data Assets – links to the data sources which will be used as the basis for anomaly detection.
• Models – ML models trained to detect anomalies. Models leverage Data Assets for the base data.
• Detection – you can upload a file and test it against the model, or else you can leverage the Anomaly Detection api for this. We will be using the latter, in respect of OIC.

So now to the simple workshop example – the starting point is a .csv file containing sensor readings. Read the complete article here.

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Build retry logic in Oracle Integration by Ankur Jain

Generally, we have a requirement where we need to execute a task n number of times, especially in the exceptions scenarios. For example: If you are calling an external service and that service is not reachable due to some reasons (Network issue, Service issue, etc.) then you may need to re-try to call the services n number of times to get the transaction successful. But even after retrying n number of times, the service is not reachable, so you can either continue the flow or terminate depending on business requirements.

The same, requirement you can have while you are building an Oracle Integration. So to meet this requirement, you need to build the re-try logic as Oracle Integration doesn’t give this feature out of the box. You can leverage the while action to build the re-try logic as shown in the following screenshot. To meet this requirement, I have captured a short video, that will help you to achieve the same. Look at the complete video, to understand how to build a retry logic in Oracle Integration. Read the complete article here.

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Oracle Hospitality from Reservation to Check In – Part II by Niall Commiskey

Part II covers the CheckIn process – previously, we got so far as the reservation – ending up with a reservationId. Now, from my extensive experience as SPG Titanium guest, I know that the next steps are provide payment method e.g. my credit card and then get a room assigned to me. That’s what happens when I arrive at the hotel.

So how do we achieve this thru the api? Assign Payment Method to Reservation

AddPaymentMethod is configured as follows -  This, again, based on the OHIP Postman collection –

Assign Room to Reservation

let’s look at what happens when one checks in at the front desk. I gave the staff member my credit card and then I get a room assigned. The latter involves the person checking which rooms are available in my booking class and then assigning one of these to me. So how can we achieve such with the OHIP apis? Read the complete article here and watch the on-demand webcast here

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Oracle Hospitality from Reservation to Check In – Part II by Niall Commiskey

Part II covers the CheckIn process – previously, we got so far as the reservation – ending up with a reservationId. Now, from my extensive experience as SPG Titanium guest, I know that the next steps are provide payment method e.g. my credit card and then get a room assigned to me. That’s what happens when I arrive at the hotel.

So how do we achieve this thru the api? Assign Payment Method to Reservation

AddPaymentMethod is configured as follows -  This, again, based on the OHIP Postman collection –

Assign Room to Reservation

let’s look at what happens when one checks in at the front desk. I gave the staff member my credit card and then I get a room assigned. The latter involves the person checking which rooms are available in my booking class and then assigning one of these to me. So how can we achieve such with the OHIP apis? Read the complete article here and watch the on-demand webcast here

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Oracle Hospitality from Reservation to Check In – Part I by Niall Commiskey

I am starting the new working year with a more in-depth look at the Oracle hospitality Integration Platform (OHIP) apis. I begin by looking at the whole reservation process – this post, the first of 2 – will cover steps 1 and 2.

1. Initial inquiry to check for room availability

2. Room Reservation

3. Pre-checkin steps

3.1. Assign Payment Method to reservation

3.2. Assign room to reservation

4. Checkin

The goal here is to look in detail at the steps involved and the individual api calls, also, how it all hangs together to provide the business solution. Room reservation, for example, includes the creation of guest profiles.

Initial inquiry to check for room availability

Here I create an integration that leverages the Oracle Hospitality adapter to invoke the following OHIP api – /par/v0/hotels/{HotelId}/availability – par refers to Price Availability and Revenue Services. Read the complete article here and watch the on-demand webcast here

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SOA 2022 Modernization Overview

This Learning Path provides you with an overview of Oracle SOA Suite roadmap and discusses various options enabling our customers rapidly modernize their SOA infrastructure and connect their SaaS and mobile applications with existing on-premise systems. Use this training to help your customers modernize and extend their existing SOA infrastructure to become a connected digital enterprise. Attend the free online training here.

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