Oracle Integration Cloud (OIC) – the cloud platform for Integration and Automation by Niall Commiskey

Here a simple example, concentrating on Integration and Process.
The use case – user enters a new organization via a form, PCS is called too kick off an approvals process, if approved – call ICS to create the Organization in Service Cloud.

I begin by creating an Integration that accepts an organization name(String), maps that to the Name field in the Service Cloud Organization business object and then creates the Organization in Service Cloud.
I click on the Integrations link above to enter the Integration design time – yes, it is ICS. Read the complete article here.

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Integration Insight in Oracle Integration Cloud (OIC) by Niall Commiskey

Insight is a great value add to integration and process in OIC.
It allows you to see exactly whats going on in your Integrations and Processes,
be they in the cloud, on prem, or a combination of both. Here is an Analytics tool
that works OOTB with SOA Suite, SOA CS, ICS and PCS.

Key Features

1. Business Monitoring of Integration Cloud applications and heterogeneous cloud
    and on-premises environments
2. Define Business Milestones and Metrics from your browser with no coding
3. Identify problems when they happen
4. Facilitate business to IT communication

Benefits

1. Real-time visibility into the business
2. Puts business owner in control
3. Provides early warnings to prevent business failure
4. No costly development engagement

Check out the full OIC docs, which are available here
So now to Insight – what are the actual components and the mechanics of using it?
If you are new to it, then I suggest you check out my previous post here for a concise
introduction to the product and its components.
Within OIC – Insight is provisioned separately so –

Step 1 – make sure Insight is registered in your environment. Read the complete article here.

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Oracle Autonomous Integration Cloud: The Future of Integration has Arrived watch the on-demand webcast

Accelerate your path to digital transformation by eliminating barriers between business applications through a combination of machine learning, embedded best-practice guidance, prebuilt application integration, and process automation.
Join the Future of Integration Now

• Watch a demonstration of machine learning-based recommendations
• Learn why Oracle integration is easier
• Understand how to apply integration to your use cases
• Learn how global organizations are using Autonomous Integration to connect their SaaS applications. Watch the on.demand webcast here.

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Oracle Integration Cloud (OIC) – the Grand Tour by Niall Commiskey

OIC is a toolbox for addressing the following –
1. Application Integration
2. Process Automation
3. Integration Analytics
4. Zero code apps
Naturally we have very deep integration between 1 to 3.
This you will see, further on in this post.
So let’s address each of the above in a bit more detail –

Application Integration

Integration, formerly known as ICS –Read the complete article here.

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Oracle Integration Day is Coming to a City in the US near You by Vika Mlonchina

Are you able to innovate quickly in the new digital world? Are you looking for ways to integrate systems and data faster using a modern cloud integration platform? Is your organization able to achieve differentiation and disruption? Is your Data Integration architecture allowing you to meet your uptime, replication and analytics/reporting needs?
Join Oracle product managers and application/data integration experts to hear about best practices for the design and development of application integrations, APIs, and data pipelines with Oracle’s Autonomous Integration Platform. Hear real-world stories about how Oracle customers are able to adopt new digital business models and accelerate innovation through integration of their cloud, SaaS, on-premises applications and databases, and Big Data systems. Learn about Oracle’s support for emerging trends such as Blockchain, Visual Application Development, and Self-Service Integration to deliver competitive advantage. Read the complete article here.

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Promote Standards to Create Great APIs by Robert Wunderlich

When I moved from Development to Product Management, one of my first assignments was to create tools that helped developers build SOA services following prescribed patterns. Simply put, we had a "best practice" and we wanted to help developers leverage it easily and repeatedly. My main motivation was to lift the burden of compliance through automation. I still believe that automation promotes compliance.

Fast-forward to the present with microservices, and APIs, we see the need for a design-first approach with standards is even more critical than ever. This was one of the many reasons I was excited when Oracle acquired Apiary because I knew that Apiary enables teams to create great APIs.

A great example of this is presented in Creating the New: Adidas APIs from the Nordic APIs 2017 platform summit that took place in Stockholm, Sweden on October 11th of this year. Oldrich Novak from Adidas, and Zdenek "Z" Nemec from GoodAPI gave a great presentation about implementing a well defined approach to APIs.

I’d like to highlight some of the points from their session, but I really do suggest you find the time to watch it for yourself to learn even more. Read the complete article here.

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