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Subsequent export requests are rejected if one is currently running.If an integration uses the on-premises connectivity agent, those integrations have to be manually activated after registering the agents manually.If a parent integration calls a child integration, the child integration must be manually activated.This is because the child must be activated after the parent.Data of the same name is overwritten.For example, if an integration of the same name and version exists in Oracle Integration, it is overwritten by the integration of the same name and version imported from Oracle Integration Classic.Instance runtime data such as monitoring, tracking, and error details is not migrated.Custom adapters and their integrations are not migrated.File a service request to have your custom adapters and their integrations included in Oracle Integration.Processes Design-Time Metadata Migration Scope Use the Process Import tool to import Processes design-time metadata into Oracle Integration on Oracle Cloud Infrastructure.You can import the following design-time metadata.Process applications Decision models Processes Migration Restrictions Understand the following restrictions when migrating to Oracle Integration on Oracle Cloud Infrastructure.Application user role (swimlane) mapping: Process role mappings are not migrated.You must remap Process user roles (swim lanes) for all process applications after activation.Running instances: Instances cannot be moved between environments. |
If an integration uses the on-premises connectivity agent, those integrations have to be manually activated after registering the agents manually.If a parent integration calls a child integration, the child integration must be manually activated.This is because the child must be activated after the parent.Data of the same name is overwritten.For example, if an integration of the same name and version exists in Oracle Integration, it is overwritten by the integration of the same name and version imported from Oracle Integration Classic.Instance runtime data such as monitoring, tracking, and error details is not migrated.Custom adapters and their integrations are not migrated.File a service request to have your custom adapters and their integrations included in Oracle Integration.Processes Design-Time Metadata Migration Scope Use the Process Import tool to import Processes design-time metadata into Oracle Integration on Oracle Cloud Infrastructure.You can import the following design-time metadata.Process applications Decision models Processes Migration Restrictions Understand the following restrictions when migrating to Oracle Integration on Oracle Cloud Infrastructure.Application user role (swimlane) mapping: Process role mappings are not migrated.You must remap Process user roles (swim lanes) for all process applications after activation.Running instances: Instances cannot be moved between environments.Running (in flight) process instances and tasks are not migrated to Oracle Cloud Infrastructure. |
If a parent integration calls a child integration, the child integration must be manually activated.This is because the child must be activated after the parent.Data of the same name is overwritten.For example, if an integration of the same name and version exists in Oracle Integration, it is overwritten by the integration of the same name and version imported from Oracle Integration Classic.Instance runtime data such as monitoring, tracking, and error details is not migrated.Custom adapters and their integrations are not migrated.File a service request to have your custom adapters and their integrations included in Oracle Integration.Processes Design-Time Metadata Migration Scope Use the Process Import tool to import Processes design-time metadata into Oracle Integration on Oracle Cloud Infrastructure.You can import the following design-time metadata.Process applications Decision models Processes Migration Restrictions Understand the following restrictions when migrating to Oracle Integration on Oracle Cloud Infrastructure.Application user role (swimlane) mapping: Process role mappings are not migrated.You must remap Process user roles (swim lanes) for all process applications after activation.Running instances: Instances cannot be moved between environments.Running (in flight) process instances and tasks are not migrated to Oracle Cloud Infrastructure.Completed process instances and tasks are not migrated to Oracle Cloud Infrastructure. |
This is because the child must be activated after the parent.Data of the same name is overwritten.For example, if an integration of the same name and version exists in Oracle Integration, it is overwritten by the integration of the same name and version imported from Oracle Integration Classic.Instance runtime data such as monitoring, tracking, and error details is not migrated.Custom adapters and their integrations are not migrated.File a service request to have your custom adapters and their integrations included in Oracle Integration.Processes Design-Time Metadata Migration Scope Use the Process Import tool to import Processes design-time metadata into Oracle Integration on Oracle Cloud Infrastructure.You can import the following design-time metadata.Process applications Decision models Processes Migration Restrictions Understand the following restrictions when migrating to Oracle Integration on Oracle Cloud Infrastructure.Application user role (swimlane) mapping: Process role mappings are not migrated.You must remap Process user roles (swim lanes) for all process applications after activation.Running instances: Instances cannot be moved between environments.Running (in flight) process instances and tasks are not migrated to Oracle Cloud Infrastructure.Completed process instances and tasks are not migrated to Oracle Cloud Infrastructure.After importing process applications into Oracle Integration, you must activate them and create new running instances. |
Data of the same name is overwritten.For example, if an integration of the same name and version exists in Oracle Integration, it is overwritten by the integration of the same name and version imported from Oracle Integration Classic.Instance runtime data such as monitoring, tracking, and error details is not migrated.Custom adapters and their integrations are not migrated.File a service request to have your custom adapters and their integrations included in Oracle Integration.Processes Design-Time Metadata Migration Scope Use the Process Import tool to import Processes design-time metadata into Oracle Integration on Oracle Cloud Infrastructure.You can import the following design-time metadata.Process applications Decision models Processes Migration Restrictions Understand the following restrictions when migrating to Oracle Integration on Oracle Cloud Infrastructure.Application user role (swimlane) mapping: Process role mappings are not migrated.You must remap Process user roles (swim lanes) for all process applications after activation.Running instances: Instances cannot be moved between environments.Running (in flight) process instances and tasks are not migrated to Oracle Cloud Infrastructure.Completed process instances and tasks are not migrated to Oracle Cloud Infrastructure.After importing process applications into Oracle Integration, you must activate them and create new running instances.Visual Builder Design-Time Metadata Migration Scope You export the design-time metadata for each visual application into an archive file to then import into the new instance on Oracle Cloud Infrastructure. |
For example, if an integration of the same name and version exists in Oracle Integration, it is overwritten by the integration of the same name and version imported from Oracle Integration Classic.Instance runtime data such as monitoring, tracking, and error details is not migrated.Custom adapters and their integrations are not migrated.File a service request to have your custom adapters and their integrations included in Oracle Integration.Processes Design-Time Metadata Migration Scope Use the Process Import tool to import Processes design-time metadata into Oracle Integration on Oracle Cloud Infrastructure.You can import the following design-time metadata.Process applications Decision models Processes Migration Restrictions Understand the following restrictions when migrating to Oracle Integration on Oracle Cloud Infrastructure.Application user role (swimlane) mapping: Process role mappings are not migrated.You must remap Process user roles (swim lanes) for all process applications after activation.Running instances: Instances cannot be moved between environments.Running (in flight) process instances and tasks are not migrated to Oracle Cloud Infrastructure.Completed process instances and tasks are not migrated to Oracle Cloud Infrastructure.After importing process applications into Oracle Integration, you must activate them and create new running instances.Visual Builder Design-Time Metadata Migration Scope You export the design-time metadata for each visual application into an archive file to then import into the new instance on Oracle Cloud Infrastructure.The archive file contains the design-time metadata for the applications in your visual application, plus a variety of other files that your visual application needs once it is imported in the new instance. |
Instance runtime data such as monitoring, tracking, and error details is not migrated.Custom adapters and their integrations are not migrated.File a service request to have your custom adapters and their integrations included in Oracle Integration.Processes Design-Time Metadata Migration Scope Use the Process Import tool to import Processes design-time metadata into Oracle Integration on Oracle Cloud Infrastructure.You can import the following design-time metadata.Process applications Decision models Processes Migration Restrictions Understand the following restrictions when migrating to Oracle Integration on Oracle Cloud Infrastructure.Application user role (swimlane) mapping: Process role mappings are not migrated.You must remap Process user roles (swim lanes) for all process applications after activation.Running instances: Instances cannot be moved between environments.Running (in flight) process instances and tasks are not migrated to Oracle Cloud Infrastructure.Completed process instances and tasks are not migrated to Oracle Cloud Infrastructure.After importing process applications into Oracle Integration, you must activate them and create new running instances.Visual Builder Design-Time Metadata Migration Scope You export the design-time metadata for each visual application into an archive file to then import into the new instance on Oracle Cloud Infrastructure.The archive file contains the design-time metadata for the applications in your visual application, plus a variety of other files that your visual application needs once it is imported in the new instance.The following directory structure for a visual applicationChapter 1 About the Migration Scope 1-4that contains a web and mobile app, plus a business object provides an illustrative example of the type of metadata that an archive file contains. |
Custom adapters and their integrations are not migrated.File a service request to have your custom adapters and their integrations included in Oracle Integration.Processes Design-Time Metadata Migration Scope Use the Process Import tool to import Processes design-time metadata into Oracle Integration on Oracle Cloud Infrastructure.You can import the following design-time metadata.Process applications Decision models Processes Migration Restrictions Understand the following restrictions when migrating to Oracle Integration on Oracle Cloud Infrastructure.Application user role (swimlane) mapping: Process role mappings are not migrated.You must remap Process user roles (swim lanes) for all process applications after activation.Running instances: Instances cannot be moved between environments.Running (in flight) process instances and tasks are not migrated to Oracle Cloud Infrastructure.Completed process instances and tasks are not migrated to Oracle Cloud Infrastructure.After importing process applications into Oracle Integration, you must activate them and create new running instances.Visual Builder Design-Time Metadata Migration Scope You export the design-time metadata for each visual application into an archive file to then import into the new instance on Oracle Cloud Infrastructure.The archive file contains the design-time metadata for the applications in your visual application, plus a variety of other files that your visual application needs once it is imported in the new instance.The following directory structure for a visual applicationChapter 1 About the Migration Scope 1-4that contains a web and mobile app, plus a business object provides an illustrative example of the type of metadata that an archive file contains.VisualApplicationArchiveDirectory +---businessObjects | \---Department +---mobileApps | \---hrmobileapp | +---flows | | \---main | | \---pages | +---pages | | \---resources | | \---strings | | \---app | | \---nls | | \---root | ... | \---settings | \---mobile-build-templates +---process | \---pcs +---services +---settings \---webApps \---hrwebapp +---flows | \---main | \---pages +---pages | \---resources ... +---resources | +---css | \---strings | \---app | \---nls | \---root \---settings When you export the visual application you can choose if you want the archive to include the development data contained in the applications custom business objects. |
File a service request to have your custom adapters and their integrations included in Oracle Integration.Processes Design-Time Metadata Migration Scope Use the Process Import tool to import Processes design-time metadata into Oracle Integration on Oracle Cloud Infrastructure.You can import the following design-time metadata.Process applications Decision models Processes Migration Restrictions Understand the following restrictions when migrating to Oracle Integration on Oracle Cloud Infrastructure.Application user role (swimlane) mapping: Process role mappings are not migrated.You must remap Process user roles (swim lanes) for all process applications after activation.Running instances: Instances cannot be moved between environments.Running (in flight) process instances and tasks are not migrated to Oracle Cloud Infrastructure.Completed process instances and tasks are not migrated to Oracle Cloud Infrastructure.After importing process applications into Oracle Integration, you must activate them and create new running instances.Visual Builder Design-Time Metadata Migration Scope You export the design-time metadata for each visual application into an archive file to then import into the new instance on Oracle Cloud Infrastructure.The archive file contains the design-time metadata for the applications in your visual application, plus a variety of other files that your visual application needs once it is imported in the new instance.The following directory structure for a visual applicationChapter 1 About the Migration Scope 1-4that contains a web and mobile app, plus a business object provides an illustrative example of the type of metadata that an archive file contains.VisualApplicationArchiveDirectory +---businessObjects | \---Department +---mobileApps | \---hrmobileapp | +---flows | | \---main | | \---pages | +---pages | | \---resources | | \---strings | | \---app | | \---nls | | \---root | ... | \---settings | \---mobile-build-templates +---process | \---pcs +---services +---settings \---webApps \---hrwebapp +---flows | \---main | \---pages +---pages | \---resources ... +---resources | +---css | \---strings | \---app | \---nls | \---root \---settings When you export the visual application you can choose if you want the archive to include the development data contained in the applications custom business objects.Some information, such as the user credentials to access external REST end points, is removed when you export a visual application. |
Processes Design-Time Metadata Migration Scope Use the Process Import tool to import Processes design-time metadata into Oracle Integration on Oracle Cloud Infrastructure.You can import the following design-time metadata.Process applications Decision models Processes Migration Restrictions Understand the following restrictions when migrating to Oracle Integration on Oracle Cloud Infrastructure.Application user role (swimlane) mapping: Process role mappings are not migrated.You must remap Process user roles (swim lanes) for all process applications after activation.Running instances: Instances cannot be moved between environments.Running (in flight) process instances and tasks are not migrated to Oracle Cloud Infrastructure.Completed process instances and tasks are not migrated to Oracle Cloud Infrastructure.After importing process applications into Oracle Integration, you must activate them and create new running instances.Visual Builder Design-Time Metadata Migration Scope You export the design-time metadata for each visual application into an archive file to then import into the new instance on Oracle Cloud Infrastructure.The archive file contains the design-time metadata for the applications in your visual application, plus a variety of other files that your visual application needs once it is imported in the new instance.The following directory structure for a visual applicationChapter 1 About the Migration Scope 1-4that contains a web and mobile app, plus a business object provides an illustrative example of the type of metadata that an archive file contains.VisualApplicationArchiveDirectory +---businessObjects | \---Department +---mobileApps | \---hrmobileapp | +---flows | | \---main | | \---pages | +---pages | | \---resources | | \---strings | | \---app | | \---nls | | \---root | ... | \---settings | \---mobile-build-templates +---process | \---pcs +---services +---settings \---webApps \---hrwebapp +---flows | \---main | \---pages +---pages | \---resources ... +---resources | +---css | \---strings | \---app | \---nls | \---root \---settings When you export the visual application you can choose if you want the archive to include the development data contained in the applications custom business objects.Some information, such as the user credentials to access external REST end points, is removed when you export a visual application.Also, mobile build configurations are not exported. |
You can import the following design-time metadata.Process applications Decision models Processes Migration Restrictions Understand the following restrictions when migrating to Oracle Integration on Oracle Cloud Infrastructure.Application user role (swimlane) mapping: Process role mappings are not migrated.You must remap Process user roles (swim lanes) for all process applications after activation.Running instances: Instances cannot be moved between environments.Running (in flight) process instances and tasks are not migrated to Oracle Cloud Infrastructure.Completed process instances and tasks are not migrated to Oracle Cloud Infrastructure.After importing process applications into Oracle Integration, you must activate them and create new running instances.Visual Builder Design-Time Metadata Migration Scope You export the design-time metadata for each visual application into an archive file to then import into the new instance on Oracle Cloud Infrastructure.The archive file contains the design-time metadata for the applications in your visual application, plus a variety of other files that your visual application needs once it is imported in the new instance.The following directory structure for a visual applicationChapter 1 About the Migration Scope 1-4that contains a web and mobile app, plus a business object provides an illustrative example of the type of metadata that an archive file contains.VisualApplicationArchiveDirectory +---businessObjects | \---Department +---mobileApps | \---hrmobileapp | +---flows | | \---main | | \---pages | +---pages | | \---resources | | \---strings | | \---app | | \---nls | | \---root | ... | \---settings | \---mobile-build-templates +---process | \---pcs +---services +---settings \---webApps \---hrwebapp +---flows | \---main | \---pages +---pages | \---resources ... +---resources | +---css | \---strings | \---app | \---nls | \---root \---settings When you export the visual application you can choose if you want the archive to include the development data contained in the applications custom business objects.Some information, such as the user credentials to access external REST end points, is removed when you export a visual application.Also, mobile build configurations are not exported.A mobile configuration comprises of artifacts like keystore, iOS provisioning profiles, and passwords. |
Process applications Decision models Processes Migration Restrictions Understand the following restrictions when migrating to Oracle Integration on Oracle Cloud Infrastructure.Application user role (swimlane) mapping: Process role mappings are not migrated.You must remap Process user roles (swim lanes) for all process applications after activation.Running instances: Instances cannot be moved between environments.Running (in flight) process instances and tasks are not migrated to Oracle Cloud Infrastructure.Completed process instances and tasks are not migrated to Oracle Cloud Infrastructure.After importing process applications into Oracle Integration, you must activate them and create new running instances.Visual Builder Design-Time Metadata Migration Scope You export the design-time metadata for each visual application into an archive file to then import into the new instance on Oracle Cloud Infrastructure.The archive file contains the design-time metadata for the applications in your visual application, plus a variety of other files that your visual application needs once it is imported in the new instance.The following directory structure for a visual applicationChapter 1 About the Migration Scope 1-4that contains a web and mobile app, plus a business object provides an illustrative example of the type of metadata that an archive file contains.VisualApplicationArchiveDirectory +---businessObjects | \---Department +---mobileApps | \---hrmobileapp | +---flows | | \---main | | \---pages | +---pages | | \---resources | | \---strings | | \---app | | \---nls | | \---root | ... | \---settings | \---mobile-build-templates +---process | \---pcs +---services +---settings \---webApps \---hrwebapp +---flows | \---main | \---pages +---pages | \---resources ... +---resources | +---css | \---strings | \---app | \---nls | \---root \---settings When you export the visual application you can choose if you want the archive to include the development data contained in the applications custom business objects.Some information, such as the user credentials to access external REST end points, is removed when you export a visual application.Also, mobile build configurations are not exported.A mobile configuration comprises of artifacts like keystore, iOS provisioning profiles, and passwords.Export this information and artifacts separately so that you can provide it after the archive is imported into the new instance on Oracle Cloud Infrastructure. |
Application user role (swimlane) mapping: Process role mappings are not migrated.You must remap Process user roles (swim lanes) for all process applications after activation.Running instances: Instances cannot be moved between environments.Running (in flight) process instances and tasks are not migrated to Oracle Cloud Infrastructure.Completed process instances and tasks are not migrated to Oracle Cloud Infrastructure.After importing process applications into Oracle Integration, you must activate them and create new running instances.Visual Builder Design-Time Metadata Migration Scope You export the design-time metadata for each visual application into an archive file to then import into the new instance on Oracle Cloud Infrastructure.The archive file contains the design-time metadata for the applications in your visual application, plus a variety of other files that your visual application needs once it is imported in the new instance.The following directory structure for a visual applicationChapter 1 About the Migration Scope 1-4that contains a web and mobile app, plus a business object provides an illustrative example of the type of metadata that an archive file contains.VisualApplicationArchiveDirectory +---businessObjects | \---Department +---mobileApps | \---hrmobileapp | +---flows | | \---main | | \---pages | +---pages | | \---resources | | \---strings | | \---app | | \---nls | | \---root | ... | \---settings | \---mobile-build-templates +---process | \---pcs +---services +---settings \---webApps \---hrwebapp +---flows | \---main | \---pages +---pages | \---resources ... +---resources | +---css | \---strings | \---app | \---nls | \---root \---settings When you export the visual application you can choose if you want the archive to include the development data contained in the applications custom business objects.Some information, such as the user credentials to access external REST end points, is removed when you export a visual application.Also, mobile build configurations are not exported.A mobile configuration comprises of artifacts like keystore, iOS provisioning profiles, and passwords.Export this information and artifacts separately so that you can provide it after the archive is imported into the new instance on Oracle Cloud Infrastructure.Apart from the design-time metadata for each visual application, you also need to export the application data for live applications. |
You must remap Process user roles (swim lanes) for all process applications after activation.Running instances: Instances cannot be moved between environments.Running (in flight) process instances and tasks are not migrated to Oracle Cloud Infrastructure.Completed process instances and tasks are not migrated to Oracle Cloud Infrastructure.After importing process applications into Oracle Integration, you must activate them and create new running instances.Visual Builder Design-Time Metadata Migration Scope You export the design-time metadata for each visual application into an archive file to then import into the new instance on Oracle Cloud Infrastructure.The archive file contains the design-time metadata for the applications in your visual application, plus a variety of other files that your visual application needs once it is imported in the new instance.The following directory structure for a visual applicationChapter 1 About the Migration Scope 1-4that contains a web and mobile app, plus a business object provides an illustrative example of the type of metadata that an archive file contains.VisualApplicationArchiveDirectory +---businessObjects | \---Department +---mobileApps | \---hrmobileapp | +---flows | | \---main | | \---pages | +---pages | | \---resources | | \---strings | | \---app | | \---nls | | \---root | ... | \---settings | \---mobile-build-templates +---process | \---pcs +---services +---settings \---webApps \---hrwebapp +---flows | \---main | \---pages +---pages | \---resources ... +---resources | +---css | \---strings | \---app | \---nls | \---root \---settings When you export the visual application you can choose if you want the archive to include the development data contained in the applications custom business objects.Some information, such as the user credentials to access external REST end points, is removed when you export a visual application.Also, mobile build configurations are not exported.A mobile configuration comprises of artifacts like keystore, iOS provisioning profiles, and passwords.Export this information and artifacts separately so that you can provide it after the archive is imported into the new instance on Oracle Cloud Infrastructure.Apart from the design-time metadata for each visual application, you also need to export the application data for live applications.Before you migrate this data, you need to lock the live application which prevents end users from accessing the application.Chapter 1 About the Migration Scope 1-5Visual Builder Migration Restrictions Understand the following restrictions when migrating to a new instance on Oracle Cloud Infrastructure. |
Running instances: Instances cannot be moved between environments.Running (in flight) process instances and tasks are not migrated to Oracle Cloud Infrastructure.Completed process instances and tasks are not migrated to Oracle Cloud Infrastructure.After importing process applications into Oracle Integration, you must activate them and create new running instances.Visual Builder Design-Time Metadata Migration Scope You export the design-time metadata for each visual application into an archive file to then import into the new instance on Oracle Cloud Infrastructure.The archive file contains the design-time metadata for the applications in your visual application, plus a variety of other files that your visual application needs once it is imported in the new instance.The following directory structure for a visual applicationChapter 1 About the Migration Scope 1-4that contains a web and mobile app, plus a business object provides an illustrative example of the type of metadata that an archive file contains.VisualApplicationArchiveDirectory +---businessObjects | \---Department +---mobileApps | \---hrmobileapp | +---flows | | \---main | | \---pages | +---pages | | \---resources | | \---strings | | \---app | | \---nls | | \---root | ... | \---settings | \---mobile-build-templates +---process | \---pcs +---services +---settings \---webApps \---hrwebapp +---flows | \---main | \---pages +---pages | \---resources ... +---resources | +---css | \---strings | \---app | \---nls | \---root \---settings When you export the visual application you can choose if you want the archive to include the development data contained in the applications custom business objects.Some information, such as the user credentials to access external REST end points, is removed when you export a visual application.Also, mobile build configurations are not exported.A mobile configuration comprises of artifacts like keystore, iOS provisioning profiles, and passwords.Export this information and artifacts separately so that you can provide it after the archive is imported into the new instance on Oracle Cloud Infrastructure.Apart from the design-time metadata for each visual application, you also need to export the application data for live applications.Before you migrate this data, you need to lock the live application which prevents end users from accessing the application.Chapter 1 About the Migration Scope 1-5Visual Builder Migration Restrictions Understand the following restrictions when migrating to a new instance on Oracle Cloud Infrastructure.You can only migrate the latest version of an existing visual application from the Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Classic instance to Oracle Cloud Infrastructure. |
Running (in flight) process instances and tasks are not migrated to Oracle Cloud Infrastructure.Completed process instances and tasks are not migrated to Oracle Cloud Infrastructure.After importing process applications into Oracle Integration, you must activate them and create new running instances.Visual Builder Design-Time Metadata Migration Scope You export the design-time metadata for each visual application into an archive file to then import into the new instance on Oracle Cloud Infrastructure.The archive file contains the design-time metadata for the applications in your visual application, plus a variety of other files that your visual application needs once it is imported in the new instance.The following directory structure for a visual applicationChapter 1 About the Migration Scope 1-4that contains a web and mobile app, plus a business object provides an illustrative example of the type of metadata that an archive file contains.VisualApplicationArchiveDirectory +---businessObjects | \---Department +---mobileApps | \---hrmobileapp | +---flows | | \---main | | \---pages | +---pages | | \---resources | | \---strings | | \---app | | \---nls | | \---root | ... | \---settings | \---mobile-build-templates +---process | \---pcs +---services +---settings \---webApps \---hrwebapp +---flows | \---main | \---pages +---pages | \---resources ... +---resources | +---css | \---strings | \---app | \---nls | \---root \---settings When you export the visual application you can choose if you want the archive to include the development data contained in the applications custom business objects.Some information, such as the user credentials to access external REST end points, is removed when you export a visual application.Also, mobile build configurations are not exported.A mobile configuration comprises of artifacts like keystore, iOS provisioning profiles, and passwords.Export this information and artifacts separately so that you can provide it after the archive is imported into the new instance on Oracle Cloud Infrastructure.Apart from the design-time metadata for each visual application, you also need to export the application data for live applications.Before you migrate this data, you need to lock the live application which prevents end users from accessing the application.Chapter 1 About the Migration Scope 1-5Visual Builder Migration Restrictions Understand the following restrictions when migrating to a new instance on Oracle Cloud Infrastructure.You can only migrate the latest version of an existing visual application from the Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Classic instance to Oracle Cloud Infrastructure.Visual Builder does not have a mechanism to import previous versions of the visual application into the new instance. |
Completed process instances and tasks are not migrated to Oracle Cloud Infrastructure.After importing process applications into Oracle Integration, you must activate them and create new running instances.Visual Builder Design-Time Metadata Migration Scope You export the design-time metadata for each visual application into an archive file to then import into the new instance on Oracle Cloud Infrastructure.The archive file contains the design-time metadata for the applications in your visual application, plus a variety of other files that your visual application needs once it is imported in the new instance.The following directory structure for a visual applicationChapter 1 About the Migration Scope 1-4that contains a web and mobile app, plus a business object provides an illustrative example of the type of metadata that an archive file contains.VisualApplicationArchiveDirectory +---businessObjects | \---Department +---mobileApps | \---hrmobileapp | +---flows | | \---main | | \---pages | +---pages | | \---resources | | \---strings | | \---app | | \---nls | | \---root | ... | \---settings | \---mobile-build-templates +---process | \---pcs +---services +---settings \---webApps \---hrwebapp +---flows | \---main | \---pages +---pages | \---resources ... +---resources | +---css | \---strings | \---app | \---nls | \---root \---settings When you export the visual application you can choose if you want the archive to include the development data contained in the applications custom business objects.Some information, such as the user credentials to access external REST end points, is removed when you export a visual application.Also, mobile build configurations are not exported.A mobile configuration comprises of artifacts like keystore, iOS provisioning profiles, and passwords.Export this information and artifacts separately so that you can provide it after the archive is imported into the new instance on Oracle Cloud Infrastructure.Apart from the design-time metadata for each visual application, you also need to export the application data for live applications.Before you migrate this data, you need to lock the live application which prevents end users from accessing the application.Chapter 1 About the Migration Scope 1-5Visual Builder Migration Restrictions Understand the following restrictions when migrating to a new instance on Oracle Cloud Infrastructure.You can only migrate the latest version of an existing visual application from the Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Classic instance to Oracle Cloud Infrastructure.Visual Builder does not have a mechanism to import previous versions of the visual application into the new instance.Also, you can only export one version of the visual application from the Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Classic instance at a time. |
After importing process applications into Oracle Integration, you must activate them and create new running instances.Visual Builder Design-Time Metadata Migration Scope You export the design-time metadata for each visual application into an archive file to then import into the new instance on Oracle Cloud Infrastructure.The archive file contains the design-time metadata for the applications in your visual application, plus a variety of other files that your visual application needs once it is imported in the new instance.The following directory structure for a visual applicationChapter 1 About the Migration Scope 1-4that contains a web and mobile app, plus a business object provides an illustrative example of the type of metadata that an archive file contains.VisualApplicationArchiveDirectory +---businessObjects | \---Department +---mobileApps | \---hrmobileapp | +---flows | | \---main | | \---pages | +---pages | | \---resources | | \---strings | | \---app | | \---nls | | \---root | ... | \---settings | \---mobile-build-templates +---process | \---pcs +---services +---settings \---webApps \---hrwebapp +---flows | \---main | \---pages +---pages | \---resources ... +---resources | +---css | \---strings | \---app | \---nls | \---root \---settings When you export the visual application you can choose if you want the archive to include the development data contained in the applications custom business objects.Some information, such as the user credentials to access external REST end points, is removed when you export a visual application.Also, mobile build configurations are not exported.A mobile configuration comprises of artifacts like keystore, iOS provisioning profiles, and passwords.Export this information and artifacts separately so that you can provide it after the archive is imported into the new instance on Oracle Cloud Infrastructure.Apart from the design-time metadata for each visual application, you also need to export the application data for live applications.Before you migrate this data, you need to lock the live application which prevents end users from accessing the application.Chapter 1 About the Migration Scope 1-5Visual Builder Migration Restrictions Understand the following restrictions when migrating to a new instance on Oracle Cloud Infrastructure.You can only migrate the latest version of an existing visual application from the Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Classic instance to Oracle Cloud Infrastructure.Visual Builder does not have a mechanism to import previous versions of the visual application into the new instance.Also, you can only export one version of the visual application from the Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Classic instance at a time.You cannot export all versions of a visual application in one action. |
Visual Builder Design-Time Metadata Migration Scope You export the design-time metadata for each visual application into an archive file to then import into the new instance on Oracle Cloud Infrastructure.The archive file contains the design-time metadata for the applications in your visual application, plus a variety of other files that your visual application needs once it is imported in the new instance.The following directory structure for a visual applicationChapter 1 About the Migration Scope 1-4that contains a web and mobile app, plus a business object provides an illustrative example of the type of metadata that an archive file contains.VisualApplicationArchiveDirectory +---businessObjects | \---Department +---mobileApps | \---hrmobileapp | +---flows | | \---main | | \---pages | +---pages | | \---resources | | \---strings | | \---app | | \---nls | | \---root | ... | \---settings | \---mobile-build-templates +---process | \---pcs +---services +---settings \---webApps \---hrwebapp +---flows | \---main | \---pages +---pages | \---resources ... +---resources | +---css | \---strings | \---app | \---nls | \---root \---settings When you export the visual application you can choose if you want the archive to include the development data contained in the applications custom business objects.Some information, such as the user credentials to access external REST end points, is removed when you export a visual application.Also, mobile build configurations are not exported.A mobile configuration comprises of artifacts like keystore, iOS provisioning profiles, and passwords.Export this information and artifacts separately so that you can provide it after the archive is imported into the new instance on Oracle Cloud Infrastructure.Apart from the design-time metadata for each visual application, you also need to export the application data for live applications.Before you migrate this data, you need to lock the live application which prevents end users from accessing the application.Chapter 1 About the Migration Scope 1-5Visual Builder Migration Restrictions Understand the following restrictions when migrating to a new instance on Oracle Cloud Infrastructure.You can only migrate the latest version of an existing visual application from the Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Classic instance to Oracle Cloud Infrastructure.Visual Builder does not have a mechanism to import previous versions of the visual application into the new instance.Also, you can only export one version of the visual application from the Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Classic instance at a time.You cannot export all versions of a visual application in one action.Post-migration, you need to communicate the new URLs that web app end users will use to access the applications that are hosted on the new instance of Oracle Cloud Infrastructure. |
The archive file contains the design-time metadata for the applications in your visual application, plus a variety of other files that your visual application needs once it is imported in the new instance.The following directory structure for a visual applicationChapter 1 About the Migration Scope 1-4that contains a web and mobile app, plus a business object provides an illustrative example of the type of metadata that an archive file contains.VisualApplicationArchiveDirectory +---businessObjects | \---Department +---mobileApps | \---hrmobileapp | +---flows | | \---main | | \---pages | +---pages | | \---resources | | \---strings | | \---app | | \---nls | | \---root | ... | \---settings | \---mobile-build-templates +---process | \---pcs +---services +---settings \---webApps \---hrwebapp +---flows | \---main | \---pages +---pages | \---resources ... +---resources | +---css | \---strings | \---app | \---nls | \---root \---settings When you export the visual application you can choose if you want the archive to include the development data contained in the applications custom business objects.Some information, such as the user credentials to access external REST end points, is removed when you export a visual application.Also, mobile build configurations are not exported.A mobile configuration comprises of artifacts like keystore, iOS provisioning profiles, and passwords.Export this information and artifacts separately so that you can provide it after the archive is imported into the new instance on Oracle Cloud Infrastructure.Apart from the design-time metadata for each visual application, you also need to export the application data for live applications.Before you migrate this data, you need to lock the live application which prevents end users from accessing the application.Chapter 1 About the Migration Scope 1-5Visual Builder Migration Restrictions Understand the following restrictions when migrating to a new instance on Oracle Cloud Infrastructure.You can only migrate the latest version of an existing visual application from the Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Classic instance to Oracle Cloud Infrastructure.Visual Builder does not have a mechanism to import previous versions of the visual application into the new instance.Also, you can only export one version of the visual application from the Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Classic instance at a time.You cannot export all versions of a visual application in one action.Post-migration, you need to communicate the new URLs that web app end users will use to access the applications that are hosted on the new instance of Oracle Cloud Infrastructure.For mobile app end users, you need to rebuild the mobile app on the Oracle Cloud Infrastructure instance, publish it to the appropriate app store, and inform your end users that they need to update to the newer version of the mobile app. |
The following directory structure for a visual applicationChapter 1 About the Migration Scope 1-4that contains a web and mobile app, plus a business object provides an illustrative example of the type of metadata that an archive file contains.VisualApplicationArchiveDirectory +---businessObjects | \---Department +---mobileApps | \---hrmobileapp | +---flows | | \---main | | \---pages | +---pages | | \---resources | | \---strings | | \---app | | \---nls | | \---root | ... | \---settings | \---mobile-build-templates +---process | \---pcs +---services +---settings \---webApps \---hrwebapp +---flows | \---main | \---pages +---pages | \---resources ... +---resources | +---css | \---strings | \---app | \---nls | \---root \---settings When you export the visual application you can choose if you want the archive to include the development data contained in the applications custom business objects.Some information, such as the user credentials to access external REST end points, is removed when you export a visual application.Also, mobile build configurations are not exported.A mobile configuration comprises of artifacts like keystore, iOS provisioning profiles, and passwords.Export this information and artifacts separately so that you can provide it after the archive is imported into the new instance on Oracle Cloud Infrastructure.Apart from the design-time metadata for each visual application, you also need to export the application data for live applications.Before you migrate this data, you need to lock the live application which prevents end users from accessing the application.Chapter 1 About the Migration Scope 1-5Visual Builder Migration Restrictions Understand the following restrictions when migrating to a new instance on Oracle Cloud Infrastructure.You can only migrate the latest version of an existing visual application from the Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Classic instance to Oracle Cloud Infrastructure.Visual Builder does not have a mechanism to import previous versions of the visual application into the new instance.Also, you can only export one version of the visual application from the Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Classic instance at a time.You cannot export all versions of a visual application in one action.Post-migration, you need to communicate the new URLs that web app end users will use to access the applications that are hosted on the new instance of Oracle Cloud Infrastructure.For mobile app end users, you need to rebuild the mobile app on the Oracle Cloud Infrastructure instance, publish it to the appropriate app store, and inform your end users that they need to update to the newer version of the mobile app.About Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Get familiar with basic Oracle Cloud Infrastructure security, network, and storage concepts, and their equivalent concepts in Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Classic. |
VisualApplicationArchiveDirectory +---businessObjects | \---Department +---mobileApps | \---hrmobileapp | +---flows | | \---main | | \---pages | +---pages | | \---resources | | \---strings | | \---app | | \---nls | | \---root | ... | \---settings | \---mobile-build-templates +---process | \---pcs +---services +---settings \---webApps \---hrwebapp +---flows | \---main | \---pages +---pages | \---resources ... +---resources | +---css | \---strings | \---app | \---nls | \---root \---settings When you export the visual application you can choose if you want the archive to include the development data contained in the applications custom business objects.Some information, such as the user credentials to access external REST end points, is removed when you export a visual application.Also, mobile build configurations are not exported.A mobile configuration comprises of artifacts like keystore, iOS provisioning profiles, and passwords.Export this information and artifacts separately so that you can provide it after the archive is imported into the new instance on Oracle Cloud Infrastructure.Apart from the design-time metadata for each visual application, you also need to export the application data for live applications.Before you migrate this data, you need to lock the live application which prevents end users from accessing the application.Chapter 1 About the Migration Scope 1-5Visual Builder Migration Restrictions Understand the following restrictions when migrating to a new instance on Oracle Cloud Infrastructure.You can only migrate the latest version of an existing visual application from the Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Classic instance to Oracle Cloud Infrastructure.Visual Builder does not have a mechanism to import previous versions of the visual application into the new instance.Also, you can only export one version of the visual application from the Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Classic instance at a time.You cannot export all versions of a visual application in one action.Post-migration, you need to communicate the new URLs that web app end users will use to access the applications that are hosted on the new instance of Oracle Cloud Infrastructure.For mobile app end users, you need to rebuild the mobile app on the Oracle Cloud Infrastructure instance, publish it to the appropriate app store, and inform your end users that they need to update to the newer version of the mobile app.About Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Get familiar with basic Oracle Cloud Infrastructure security, network, and storage concepts, and their equivalent concepts in Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Classic.Cloud resources in Oracle Cloud Infrastructure are created in logical compartments. |
Some information, such as the user credentials to access external REST end points, is removed when you export a visual application.Also, mobile build configurations are not exported.A mobile configuration comprises of artifacts like keystore, iOS provisioning profiles, and passwords.Export this information and artifacts separately so that you can provide it after the archive is imported into the new instance on Oracle Cloud Infrastructure.Apart from the design-time metadata for each visual application, you also need to export the application data for live applications.Before you migrate this data, you need to lock the live application which prevents end users from accessing the application.Chapter 1 About the Migration Scope 1-5Visual Builder Migration Restrictions Understand the following restrictions when migrating to a new instance on Oracle Cloud Infrastructure.You can only migrate the latest version of an existing visual application from the Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Classic instance to Oracle Cloud Infrastructure.Visual Builder does not have a mechanism to import previous versions of the visual application into the new instance.Also, you can only export one version of the visual application from the Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Classic instance at a time.You cannot export all versions of a visual application in one action.Post-migration, you need to communicate the new URLs that web app end users will use to access the applications that are hosted on the new instance of Oracle Cloud Infrastructure.For mobile app end users, you need to rebuild the mobile app on the Oracle Cloud Infrastructure instance, publish it to the appropriate app store, and inform your end users that they need to update to the newer version of the mobile app.About Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Get familiar with basic Oracle Cloud Infrastructure security, network, and storage concepts, and their equivalent concepts in Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Classic.Cloud resources in Oracle Cloud Infrastructure are created in logical compartments.You also create fine-grained policies to control access to the resources within a compartment. |
Also, mobile build configurations are not exported.A mobile configuration comprises of artifacts like keystore, iOS provisioning profiles, and passwords.Export this information and artifacts separately so that you can provide it after the archive is imported into the new instance on Oracle Cloud Infrastructure.Apart from the design-time metadata for each visual application, you also need to export the application data for live applications.Before you migrate this data, you need to lock the live application which prevents end users from accessing the application.Chapter 1 About the Migration Scope 1-5Visual Builder Migration Restrictions Understand the following restrictions when migrating to a new instance on Oracle Cloud Infrastructure.You can only migrate the latest version of an existing visual application from the Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Classic instance to Oracle Cloud Infrastructure.Visual Builder does not have a mechanism to import previous versions of the visual application into the new instance.Also, you can only export one version of the visual application from the Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Classic instance at a time.You cannot export all versions of a visual application in one action.Post-migration, you need to communicate the new URLs that web app end users will use to access the applications that are hosted on the new instance of Oracle Cloud Infrastructure.For mobile app end users, you need to rebuild the mobile app on the Oracle Cloud Infrastructure instance, publish it to the appropriate app store, and inform your end users that they need to update to the newer version of the mobile app.About Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Get familiar with basic Oracle Cloud Infrastructure security, network, and storage concepts, and their equivalent concepts in Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Classic.Cloud resources in Oracle Cloud Infrastructure are created in logical compartments.You also create fine-grained policies to control access to the resources within a compartment.You create instances within an Oracle Cloud Infrastructure region. |
A mobile configuration comprises of artifacts like keystore, iOS provisioning profiles, and passwords.Export this information and artifacts separately so that you can provide it after the archive is imported into the new instance on Oracle Cloud Infrastructure.Apart from the design-time metadata for each visual application, you also need to export the application data for live applications.Before you migrate this data, you need to lock the live application which prevents end users from accessing the application.Chapter 1 About the Migration Scope 1-5Visual Builder Migration Restrictions Understand the following restrictions when migrating to a new instance on Oracle Cloud Infrastructure.You can only migrate the latest version of an existing visual application from the Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Classic instance to Oracle Cloud Infrastructure.Visual Builder does not have a mechanism to import previous versions of the visual application into the new instance.Also, you can only export one version of the visual application from the Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Classic instance at a time.You cannot export all versions of a visual application in one action.Post-migration, you need to communicate the new URLs that web app end users will use to access the applications that are hosted on the new instance of Oracle Cloud Infrastructure.For mobile app end users, you need to rebuild the mobile app on the Oracle Cloud Infrastructure instance, publish it to the appropriate app store, and inform your end users that they need to update to the newer version of the mobile app.About Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Get familiar with basic Oracle Cloud Infrastructure security, network, and storage concepts, and their equivalent concepts in Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Classic.Cloud resources in Oracle Cloud Infrastructure are created in logical compartments.You also create fine-grained policies to control access to the resources within a compartment.You create instances within an Oracle Cloud Infrastructure region.You also specify an availability domain (AD), if supported in the selected region. |
Export this information and artifacts separately so that you can provide it after the archive is imported into the new instance on Oracle Cloud Infrastructure.Apart from the design-time metadata for each visual application, you also need to export the application data for live applications.Before you migrate this data, you need to lock the live application which prevents end users from accessing the application.Chapter 1 About the Migration Scope 1-5Visual Builder Migration Restrictions Understand the following restrictions when migrating to a new instance on Oracle Cloud Infrastructure.You can only migrate the latest version of an existing visual application from the Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Classic instance to Oracle Cloud Infrastructure.Visual Builder does not have a mechanism to import previous versions of the visual application into the new instance.Also, you can only export one version of the visual application from the Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Classic instance at a time.You cannot export all versions of a visual application in one action.Post-migration, you need to communicate the new URLs that web app end users will use to access the applications that are hosted on the new instance of Oracle Cloud Infrastructure.For mobile app end users, you need to rebuild the mobile app on the Oracle Cloud Infrastructure instance, publish it to the appropriate app store, and inform your end users that they need to update to the newer version of the mobile app.About Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Get familiar with basic Oracle Cloud Infrastructure security, network, and storage concepts, and their equivalent concepts in Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Classic.Cloud resources in Oracle Cloud Infrastructure are created in logical compartments.You also create fine-grained policies to control access to the resources within a compartment.You create instances within an Oracle Cloud Infrastructure region.You also specify an availability domain (AD), if supported in the selected region.Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Classic does not use availability domains. |
Apart from the design-time metadata for each visual application, you also need to export the application data for live applications.Before you migrate this data, you need to lock the live application which prevents end users from accessing the application.Chapter 1 About the Migration Scope 1-5Visual Builder Migration Restrictions Understand the following restrictions when migrating to a new instance on Oracle Cloud Infrastructure.You can only migrate the latest version of an existing visual application from the Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Classic instance to Oracle Cloud Infrastructure.Visual Builder does not have a mechanism to import previous versions of the visual application into the new instance.Also, you can only export one version of the visual application from the Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Classic instance at a time.You cannot export all versions of a visual application in one action.Post-migration, you need to communicate the new URLs that web app end users will use to access the applications that are hosted on the new instance of Oracle Cloud Infrastructure.For mobile app end users, you need to rebuild the mobile app on the Oracle Cloud Infrastructure instance, publish it to the appropriate app store, and inform your end users that they need to update to the newer version of the mobile app.About Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Get familiar with basic Oracle Cloud Infrastructure security, network, and storage concepts, and their equivalent concepts in Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Classic.Cloud resources in Oracle Cloud Infrastructure are created in logical compartments.You also create fine-grained policies to control access to the resources within a compartment.You create instances within an Oracle Cloud Infrastructure region.You also specify an availability domain (AD), if supported in the selected region.Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Classic does not use availability domains.A virtual cloud network (VCN) is comprised of one or more subnets, and an instance is assigned to a specific subnet. |
Before you migrate this data, you need to lock the live application which prevents end users from accessing the application.Chapter 1 About the Migration Scope 1-5Visual Builder Migration Restrictions Understand the following restrictions when migrating to a new instance on Oracle Cloud Infrastructure.You can only migrate the latest version of an existing visual application from the Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Classic instance to Oracle Cloud Infrastructure.Visual Builder does not have a mechanism to import previous versions of the visual application into the new instance.Also, you can only export one version of the visual application from the Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Classic instance at a time.You cannot export all versions of a visual application in one action.Post-migration, you need to communicate the new URLs that web app end users will use to access the applications that are hosted on the new instance of Oracle Cloud Infrastructure.For mobile app end users, you need to rebuild the mobile app on the Oracle Cloud Infrastructure instance, publish it to the appropriate app store, and inform your end users that they need to update to the newer version of the mobile app.About Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Get familiar with basic Oracle Cloud Infrastructure security, network, and storage concepts, and their equivalent concepts in Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Classic.Cloud resources in Oracle Cloud Infrastructure are created in logical compartments.You also create fine-grained policies to control access to the resources within a compartment.You create instances within an Oracle Cloud Infrastructure region.You also specify an availability domain (AD), if supported in the selected region.Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Classic does not use availability domains.A virtual cloud network (VCN) is comprised of one or more subnets, and an instance is assigned to a specific subnet.In Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Classic, you assign instances to IP networks or the shared network. |
You can only migrate the latest version of an existing visual application from the Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Classic instance to Oracle Cloud Infrastructure.Visual Builder does not have a mechanism to import previous versions of the visual application into the new instance.Also, you can only export one version of the visual application from the Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Classic instance at a time.You cannot export all versions of a visual application in one action.Post-migration, you need to communicate the new URLs that web app end users will use to access the applications that are hosted on the new instance of Oracle Cloud Infrastructure.For mobile app end users, you need to rebuild the mobile app on the Oracle Cloud Infrastructure instance, publish it to the appropriate app store, and inform your end users that they need to update to the newer version of the mobile app.About Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Get familiar with basic Oracle Cloud Infrastructure security, network, and storage concepts, and their equivalent concepts in Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Classic.Cloud resources in Oracle Cloud Infrastructure are created in logical compartments.You also create fine-grained policies to control access to the resources within a compartment.You create instances within an Oracle Cloud Infrastructure region.You also specify an availability domain (AD), if supported in the selected region.Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Classic does not use availability domains.A virtual cloud network (VCN) is comprised of one or more subnets, and an instance is assigned to a specific subnet.In Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Classic, you assign instances to IP networks or the shared network.Typically, you create one subnet for the shared network, and create a separate subnet for each IP network in Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Classic. |
Visual Builder does not have a mechanism to import previous versions of the visual application into the new instance.Also, you can only export one version of the visual application from the Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Classic instance at a time.You cannot export all versions of a visual application in one action.Post-migration, you need to communicate the new URLs that web app end users will use to access the applications that are hosted on the new instance of Oracle Cloud Infrastructure.For mobile app end users, you need to rebuild the mobile app on the Oracle Cloud Infrastructure instance, publish it to the appropriate app store, and inform your end users that they need to update to the newer version of the mobile app.About Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Get familiar with basic Oracle Cloud Infrastructure security, network, and storage concepts, and their equivalent concepts in Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Classic.Cloud resources in Oracle Cloud Infrastructure are created in logical compartments.You also create fine-grained policies to control access to the resources within a compartment.You create instances within an Oracle Cloud Infrastructure region.You also specify an availability domain (AD), if supported in the selected region.Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Classic does not use availability domains.A virtual cloud network (VCN) is comprised of one or more subnets, and an instance is assigned to a specific subnet.In Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Classic, you assign instances to IP networks or the shared network.Typically, you create one subnet for the shared network, and create a separate subnet for each IP network in Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Classic.Note that unlike Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Classic, Oracle Cloud Infrastructure does not allow you to reserve IP addresses for platform services. |
Also, you can only export one version of the visual application from the Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Classic instance at a time.You cannot export all versions of a visual application in one action.Post-migration, you need to communicate the new URLs that web app end users will use to access the applications that are hosted on the new instance of Oracle Cloud Infrastructure.For mobile app end users, you need to rebuild the mobile app on the Oracle Cloud Infrastructure instance, publish it to the appropriate app store, and inform your end users that they need to update to the newer version of the mobile app.About Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Get familiar with basic Oracle Cloud Infrastructure security, network, and storage concepts, and their equivalent concepts in Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Classic.Cloud resources in Oracle Cloud Infrastructure are created in logical compartments.You also create fine-grained policies to control access to the resources within a compartment.You create instances within an Oracle Cloud Infrastructure region.You also specify an availability domain (AD), if supported in the selected region.Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Classic does not use availability domains.A virtual cloud network (VCN) is comprised of one or more subnets, and an instance is assigned to a specific subnet.In Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Classic, you assign instances to IP networks or the shared network.Typically, you create one subnet for the shared network, and create a separate subnet for each IP network in Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Classic.Note that unlike Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Classic, Oracle Cloud Infrastructure does not allow you to reserve IP addresses for platform services.A subnet's security lists permit and block traffic to and from specific IP addresses and ports. |
You cannot export all versions of a visual application in one action.Post-migration, you need to communicate the new URLs that web app end users will use to access the applications that are hosted on the new instance of Oracle Cloud Infrastructure.For mobile app end users, you need to rebuild the mobile app on the Oracle Cloud Infrastructure instance, publish it to the appropriate app store, and inform your end users that they need to update to the newer version of the mobile app.About Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Get familiar with basic Oracle Cloud Infrastructure security, network, and storage concepts, and their equivalent concepts in Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Classic.Cloud resources in Oracle Cloud Infrastructure are created in logical compartments.You also create fine-grained policies to control access to the resources within a compartment.You create instances within an Oracle Cloud Infrastructure region.You also specify an availability domain (AD), if supported in the selected region.Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Classic does not use availability domains.A virtual cloud network (VCN) is comprised of one or more subnets, and an instance is assigned to a specific subnet.In Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Classic, you assign instances to IP networks or the shared network.Typically, you create one subnet for the shared network, and create a separate subnet for each IP network in Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Classic.Note that unlike Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Classic, Oracle Cloud Infrastructure does not allow you to reserve IP addresses for platform services.A subnet's security lists permit and block traffic to and from specific IP addresses and ports.In Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Classic, an instance's access rules provide similar capabilities, although security lists are configured at the subnet level. |
Post-migration, you need to communicate the new URLs that web app end users will use to access the applications that are hosted on the new instance of Oracle Cloud Infrastructure.For mobile app end users, you need to rebuild the mobile app on the Oracle Cloud Infrastructure instance, publish it to the appropriate app store, and inform your end users that they need to update to the newer version of the mobile app.About Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Get familiar with basic Oracle Cloud Infrastructure security, network, and storage concepts, and their equivalent concepts in Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Classic.Cloud resources in Oracle Cloud Infrastructure are created in logical compartments.You also create fine-grained policies to control access to the resources within a compartment.You create instances within an Oracle Cloud Infrastructure region.You also specify an availability domain (AD), if supported in the selected region.Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Classic does not use availability domains.A virtual cloud network (VCN) is comprised of one or more subnets, and an instance is assigned to a specific subnet.In Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Classic, you assign instances to IP networks or the shared network.Typically, you create one subnet for the shared network, and create a separate subnet for each IP network in Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Classic.Note that unlike Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Classic, Oracle Cloud Infrastructure does not allow you to reserve IP addresses for platform services.A subnet's security lists permit and block traffic to and from specific IP addresses and ports.In Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Classic, an instance's access rules provide similar capabilities, although security lists are configured at the subnet level.Instances can communicate with resources outside of Oracle Cloud by using Oracle Cloud Infrastructure FastConnect, which provides a fast, dedicated connection to your on-premises network. |
For mobile app end users, you need to rebuild the mobile app on the Oracle Cloud Infrastructure instance, publish it to the appropriate app store, and inform your end users that they need to update to the newer version of the mobile app.About Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Get familiar with basic Oracle Cloud Infrastructure security, network, and storage concepts, and their equivalent concepts in Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Classic.Cloud resources in Oracle Cloud Infrastructure are created in logical compartments.You also create fine-grained policies to control access to the resources within a compartment.You create instances within an Oracle Cloud Infrastructure region.You also specify an availability domain (AD), if supported in the selected region.Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Classic does not use availability domains.A virtual cloud network (VCN) is comprised of one or more subnets, and an instance is assigned to a specific subnet.In Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Classic, you assign instances to IP networks or the shared network.Typically, you create one subnet for the shared network, and create a separate subnet for each IP network in Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Classic.Note that unlike Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Classic, Oracle Cloud Infrastructure does not allow you to reserve IP addresses for platform services.A subnet's security lists permit and block traffic to and from specific IP addresses and ports.In Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Classic, an instance's access rules provide similar capabilities, although security lists are configured at the subnet level.Instances can communicate with resources outside of Oracle Cloud by using Oracle Cloud Infrastructure FastConnect, which provides a fast, dedicated connection to your on-premises network.This service is equivalent to Oracle Cloud Infrastructure FastConnect Classic. |
About Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Get familiar with basic Oracle Cloud Infrastructure security, network, and storage concepts, and their equivalent concepts in Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Classic.Cloud resources in Oracle Cloud Infrastructure are created in logical compartments.You also create fine-grained policies to control access to the resources within a compartment.You create instances within an Oracle Cloud Infrastructure region.You also specify an availability domain (AD), if supported in the selected region.Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Classic does not use availability domains.A virtual cloud network (VCN) is comprised of one or more subnets, and an instance is assigned to a specific subnet.In Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Classic, you assign instances to IP networks or the shared network.Typically, you create one subnet for the shared network, and create a separate subnet for each IP network in Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Classic.Note that unlike Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Classic, Oracle Cloud Infrastructure does not allow you to reserve IP addresses for platform services.A subnet's security lists permit and block traffic to and from specific IP addresses and ports.In Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Classic, an instance's access rules provide similar capabilities, although security lists are configured at the subnet level.Instances can communicate with resources outside of Oracle Cloud by using Oracle Cloud Infrastructure FastConnect, which provides a fast, dedicated connection to your on-premises network.This service is equivalent to Oracle Cloud Infrastructure FastConnect Classic.Alternatively, use IPSec VPN in Oracle Cloud Infrastructure as a replacement for VPN as a Service (VPNaaS) or Corente in Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Classic. |
Cloud resources in Oracle Cloud Infrastructure are created in logical compartments.You also create fine-grained policies to control access to the resources within a compartment.You create instances within an Oracle Cloud Infrastructure region.You also specify an availability domain (AD), if supported in the selected region.Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Classic does not use availability domains.A virtual cloud network (VCN) is comprised of one or more subnets, and an instance is assigned to a specific subnet.In Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Classic, you assign instances to IP networks or the shared network.Typically, you create one subnet for the shared network, and create a separate subnet for each IP network in Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Classic.Note that unlike Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Classic, Oracle Cloud Infrastructure does not allow you to reserve IP addresses for platform services.A subnet's security lists permit and block traffic to and from specific IP addresses and ports.In Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Classic, an instance's access rules provide similar capabilities, although security lists are configured at the subnet level.Instances can communicate with resources outside of Oracle Cloud by using Oracle Cloud Infrastructure FastConnect, which provides a fast, dedicated connection to your on-premises network.This service is equivalent to Oracle Cloud Infrastructure FastConnect Classic.Alternatively, use IPSec VPN in Oracle Cloud Infrastructure as a replacement for VPN as a Service (VPNaaS) or Corente in Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Classic.A bucket in Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Object Storage can be used to store files and share them with multiple instances. |
You also create fine-grained policies to control access to the resources within a compartment.You create instances within an Oracle Cloud Infrastructure region.You also specify an availability domain (AD), if supported in the selected region.Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Classic does not use availability domains.A virtual cloud network (VCN) is comprised of one or more subnets, and an instance is assigned to a specific subnet.In Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Classic, you assign instances to IP networks or the shared network.Typically, you create one subnet for the shared network, and create a separate subnet for each IP network in Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Classic.Note that unlike Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Classic, Oracle Cloud Infrastructure does not allow you to reserve IP addresses for platform services.A subnet's security lists permit and block traffic to and from specific IP addresses and ports.In Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Classic, an instance's access rules provide similar capabilities, although security lists are configured at the subnet level.Instances can communicate with resources outside of Oracle Cloud by using Oracle Cloud Infrastructure FastConnect, which provides a fast, dedicated connection to your on-premises network.This service is equivalent to Oracle Cloud Infrastructure FastConnect Classic.Alternatively, use IPSec VPN in Oracle Cloud Infrastructure as a replacement for VPN as a Service (VPNaaS) or Corente in Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Classic.A bucket in Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Object Storage can be used to store files and share them with multiple instances.A user's generated authentication token (auth token) is required to access the bucket. |
You create instances within an Oracle Cloud Infrastructure region.You also specify an availability domain (AD), if supported in the selected region.Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Classic does not use availability domains.A virtual cloud network (VCN) is comprised of one or more subnets, and an instance is assigned to a specific subnet.In Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Classic, you assign instances to IP networks or the shared network.Typically, you create one subnet for the shared network, and create a separate subnet for each IP network in Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Classic.Note that unlike Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Classic, Oracle Cloud Infrastructure does not allow you to reserve IP addresses for platform services.A subnet's security lists permit and block traffic to and from specific IP addresses and ports.In Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Classic, an instance's access rules provide similar capabilities, although security lists are configured at the subnet level.Instances can communicate with resources outside of Oracle Cloud by using Oracle Cloud Infrastructure FastConnect, which provides a fast, dedicated connection to your on-premises network.This service is equivalent to Oracle Cloud Infrastructure FastConnect Classic.Alternatively, use IPSec VPN in Oracle Cloud Infrastructure as a replacement for VPN as a Service (VPNaaS) or Corente in Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Classic.A bucket in Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Object Storage can be used to store files and share them with multiple instances.A user's generated authentication token (auth token) is required to access the bucket.Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Object Storage Classic provides the same service in Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Classic, but does not use auth tokens.Chapter 1 About Oracle Cloud Infrastructure 1-6To learn more, see Key Concepts and Terminology in the Oracle Cloud Infrastructure documentation. |
You also specify an availability domain (AD), if supported in the selected region.Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Classic does not use availability domains.A virtual cloud network (VCN) is comprised of one or more subnets, and an instance is assigned to a specific subnet.In Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Classic, you assign instances to IP networks or the shared network.Typically, you create one subnet for the shared network, and create a separate subnet for each IP network in Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Classic.Note that unlike Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Classic, Oracle Cloud Infrastructure does not allow you to reserve IP addresses for platform services.A subnet's security lists permit and block traffic to and from specific IP addresses and ports.In Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Classic, an instance's access rules provide similar capabilities, although security lists are configured at the subnet level.Instances can communicate with resources outside of Oracle Cloud by using Oracle Cloud Infrastructure FastConnect, which provides a fast, dedicated connection to your on-premises network.This service is equivalent to Oracle Cloud Infrastructure FastConnect Classic.Alternatively, use IPSec VPN in Oracle Cloud Infrastructure as a replacement for VPN as a Service (VPNaaS) or Corente in Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Classic.A bucket in Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Object Storage can be used to store files and share them with multiple instances.A user's generated authentication token (auth token) is required to access the bucket.Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Object Storage Classic provides the same service in Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Classic, but does not use auth tokens.Chapter 1 About Oracle Cloud Infrastructure 1-6To learn more, see Key Concepts and Terminology in the Oracle Cloud Infrastructure documentation.About the Migration Task Flow Get an overview of the process that you use to migrate your existing Oracle Integration Classic instances to Oracle Integration on Oracle Cloud Infrastructure. |
Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Classic does not use availability domains.A virtual cloud network (VCN) is comprised of one or more subnets, and an instance is assigned to a specific subnet.In Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Classic, you assign instances to IP networks or the shared network.Typically, you create one subnet for the shared network, and create a separate subnet for each IP network in Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Classic.Note that unlike Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Classic, Oracle Cloud Infrastructure does not allow you to reserve IP addresses for platform services.A subnet's security lists permit and block traffic to and from specific IP addresses and ports.In Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Classic, an instance's access rules provide similar capabilities, although security lists are configured at the subnet level.Instances can communicate with resources outside of Oracle Cloud by using Oracle Cloud Infrastructure FastConnect, which provides a fast, dedicated connection to your on-premises network.This service is equivalent to Oracle Cloud Infrastructure FastConnect Classic.Alternatively, use IPSec VPN in Oracle Cloud Infrastructure as a replacement for VPN as a Service (VPNaaS) or Corente in Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Classic.A bucket in Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Object Storage can be used to store files and share them with multiple instances.A user's generated authentication token (auth token) is required to access the bucket.Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Object Storage Classic provides the same service in Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Classic, but does not use auth tokens.Chapter 1 About Oracle Cloud Infrastructure 1-6To learn more, see Key Concepts and Terminology in the Oracle Cloud Infrastructure documentation.About the Migration Task Flow Get an overview of the process that you use to migrate your existing Oracle Integration Classic instances to Oracle Integration on Oracle Cloud Infrastructure.At a high level, the migration process is comprised of these tasks: 1.Plan and prepare for the migration and perform any prerequisite tasks in Oracle Cloud Infrastructure, if necessary. |
A virtual cloud network (VCN) is comprised of one or more subnets, and an instance is assigned to a specific subnet.In Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Classic, you assign instances to IP networks or the shared network.Typically, you create one subnet for the shared network, and create a separate subnet for each IP network in Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Classic.Note that unlike Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Classic, Oracle Cloud Infrastructure does not allow you to reserve IP addresses for platform services.A subnet's security lists permit and block traffic to and from specific IP addresses and ports.In Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Classic, an instance's access rules provide similar capabilities, although security lists are configured at the subnet level.Instances can communicate with resources outside of Oracle Cloud by using Oracle Cloud Infrastructure FastConnect, which provides a fast, dedicated connection to your on-premises network.This service is equivalent to Oracle Cloud Infrastructure FastConnect Classic.Alternatively, use IPSec VPN in Oracle Cloud Infrastructure as a replacement for VPN as a Service (VPNaaS) or Corente in Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Classic.A bucket in Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Object Storage can be used to store files and share them with multiple instances.A user's generated authentication token (auth token) is required to access the bucket.Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Object Storage Classic provides the same service in Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Classic, but does not use auth tokens.Chapter 1 About Oracle Cloud Infrastructure 1-6To learn more, see Key Concepts and Terminology in the Oracle Cloud Infrastructure documentation.About the Migration Task Flow Get an overview of the process that you use to migrate your existing Oracle Integration Classic instances to Oracle Integration on Oracle Cloud Infrastructure.At a high level, the migration process is comprised of these tasks: 1.Plan and prepare for the migration and perform any prerequisite tasks in Oracle Cloud Infrastructure, if necessary.2.Provision the target Oracle Integration Generation 2 instance in an Oracle Cloud Infrastructure region. |
In Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Classic, you assign instances to IP networks or the shared network.Typically, you create one subnet for the shared network, and create a separate subnet for each IP network in Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Classic.Note that unlike Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Classic, Oracle Cloud Infrastructure does not allow you to reserve IP addresses for platform services.A subnet's security lists permit and block traffic to and from specific IP addresses and ports.In Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Classic, an instance's access rules provide similar capabilities, although security lists are configured at the subnet level.Instances can communicate with resources outside of Oracle Cloud by using Oracle Cloud Infrastructure FastConnect, which provides a fast, dedicated connection to your on-premises network.This service is equivalent to Oracle Cloud Infrastructure FastConnect Classic.Alternatively, use IPSec VPN in Oracle Cloud Infrastructure as a replacement for VPN as a Service (VPNaaS) or Corente in Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Classic.A bucket in Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Object Storage can be used to store files and share them with multiple instances.A user's generated authentication token (auth token) is required to access the bucket.Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Object Storage Classic provides the same service in Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Classic, but does not use auth tokens.Chapter 1 About Oracle Cloud Infrastructure 1-6To learn more, see Key Concepts and Terminology in the Oracle Cloud Infrastructure documentation.About the Migration Task Flow Get an overview of the process that you use to migrate your existing Oracle Integration Classic instances to Oracle Integration on Oracle Cloud Infrastructure.At a high level, the migration process is comprised of these tasks: 1.Plan and prepare for the migration and perform any prerequisite tasks in Oracle Cloud Infrastructure, if necessary.2.Provision the target Oracle Integration Generation 2 instance in an Oracle Cloud Infrastructure region.Note: If you use the Application Migration Service tool, an instance is automatically provisioned for you during migration. |
Typically, you create one subnet for the shared network, and create a separate subnet for each IP network in Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Classic.Note that unlike Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Classic, Oracle Cloud Infrastructure does not allow you to reserve IP addresses for platform services.A subnet's security lists permit and block traffic to and from specific IP addresses and ports.In Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Classic, an instance's access rules provide similar capabilities, although security lists are configured at the subnet level.Instances can communicate with resources outside of Oracle Cloud by using Oracle Cloud Infrastructure FastConnect, which provides a fast, dedicated connection to your on-premises network.This service is equivalent to Oracle Cloud Infrastructure FastConnect Classic.Alternatively, use IPSec VPN in Oracle Cloud Infrastructure as a replacement for VPN as a Service (VPNaaS) or Corente in Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Classic.A bucket in Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Object Storage can be used to store files and share them with multiple instances.A user's generated authentication token (auth token) is required to access the bucket.Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Object Storage Classic provides the same service in Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Classic, but does not use auth tokens.Chapter 1 About Oracle Cloud Infrastructure 1-6To learn more, see Key Concepts and Terminology in the Oracle Cloud Infrastructure documentation.About the Migration Task Flow Get an overview of the process that you use to migrate your existing Oracle Integration Classic instances to Oracle Integration on Oracle Cloud Infrastructure.At a high level, the migration process is comprised of these tasks: 1.Plan and prepare for the migration and perform any prerequisite tasks in Oracle Cloud Infrastructure, if necessary.2.Provision the target Oracle Integration Generation 2 instance in an Oracle Cloud Infrastructure region.Note: If you use the Application Migration Service tool, an instance is automatically provisioned for you during migration.No manual provisioning of an instance is required. |
Note that unlike Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Classic, Oracle Cloud Infrastructure does not allow you to reserve IP addresses for platform services.A subnet's security lists permit and block traffic to and from specific IP addresses and ports.In Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Classic, an instance's access rules provide similar capabilities, although security lists are configured at the subnet level.Instances can communicate with resources outside of Oracle Cloud by using Oracle Cloud Infrastructure FastConnect, which provides a fast, dedicated connection to your on-premises network.This service is equivalent to Oracle Cloud Infrastructure FastConnect Classic.Alternatively, use IPSec VPN in Oracle Cloud Infrastructure as a replacement for VPN as a Service (VPNaaS) or Corente in Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Classic.A bucket in Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Object Storage can be used to store files and share them with multiple instances.A user's generated authentication token (auth token) is required to access the bucket.Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Object Storage Classic provides the same service in Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Classic, but does not use auth tokens.Chapter 1 About Oracle Cloud Infrastructure 1-6To learn more, see Key Concepts and Terminology in the Oracle Cloud Infrastructure documentation.About the Migration Task Flow Get an overview of the process that you use to migrate your existing Oracle Integration Classic instances to Oracle Integration on Oracle Cloud Infrastructure.At a high level, the migration process is comprised of these tasks: 1.Plan and prepare for the migration and perform any prerequisite tasks in Oracle Cloud Infrastructure, if necessary.2.Provision the target Oracle Integration Generation 2 instance in an Oracle Cloud Infrastructure region.Note: If you use the Application Migration Service tool, an instance is automatically provisioned for you during migration.No manual provisioning of an instance is required.3.If you are migrating Integrations and Processes, use the Application Migration Service to import any Integrations and Processes design-time metadata into Oracle Integration on Oracle Cloud Infrastructure. |
A subnet's security lists permit and block traffic to and from specific IP addresses and ports.In Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Classic, an instance's access rules provide similar capabilities, although security lists are configured at the subnet level.Instances can communicate with resources outside of Oracle Cloud by using Oracle Cloud Infrastructure FastConnect, which provides a fast, dedicated connection to your on-premises network.This service is equivalent to Oracle Cloud Infrastructure FastConnect Classic.Alternatively, use IPSec VPN in Oracle Cloud Infrastructure as a replacement for VPN as a Service (VPNaaS) or Corente in Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Classic.A bucket in Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Object Storage can be used to store files and share them with multiple instances.A user's generated authentication token (auth token) is required to access the bucket.Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Object Storage Classic provides the same service in Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Classic, but does not use auth tokens.Chapter 1 About Oracle Cloud Infrastructure 1-6To learn more, see Key Concepts and Terminology in the Oracle Cloud Infrastructure documentation.About the Migration Task Flow Get an overview of the process that you use to migrate your existing Oracle Integration Classic instances to Oracle Integration on Oracle Cloud Infrastructure.At a high level, the migration process is comprised of these tasks: 1.Plan and prepare for the migration and perform any prerequisite tasks in Oracle Cloud Infrastructure, if necessary.2.Provision the target Oracle Integration Generation 2 instance in an Oracle Cloud Infrastructure region.Note: If you use the Application Migration Service tool, an instance is automatically provisioned for you during migration.No manual provisioning of an instance is required.3.If you are migrating Integrations and Processes, use the Application Migration Service to import any Integrations and Processes design-time metadata into Oracle Integration on Oracle Cloud Infrastructure.See Step 4: Migrate Integrations and Processes . |
In Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Classic, an instance's access rules provide similar capabilities, although security lists are configured at the subnet level.Instances can communicate with resources outside of Oracle Cloud by using Oracle Cloud Infrastructure FastConnect, which provides a fast, dedicated connection to your on-premises network.This service is equivalent to Oracle Cloud Infrastructure FastConnect Classic.Alternatively, use IPSec VPN in Oracle Cloud Infrastructure as a replacement for VPN as a Service (VPNaaS) or Corente in Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Classic.A bucket in Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Object Storage can be used to store files and share them with multiple instances.A user's generated authentication token (auth token) is required to access the bucket.Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Object Storage Classic provides the same service in Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Classic, but does not use auth tokens.Chapter 1 About Oracle Cloud Infrastructure 1-6To learn more, see Key Concepts and Terminology in the Oracle Cloud Infrastructure documentation.About the Migration Task Flow Get an overview of the process that you use to migrate your existing Oracle Integration Classic instances to Oracle Integration on Oracle Cloud Infrastructure.At a high level, the migration process is comprised of these tasks: 1.Plan and prepare for the migration and perform any prerequisite tasks in Oracle Cloud Infrastructure, if necessary.2.Provision the target Oracle Integration Generation 2 instance in an Oracle Cloud Infrastructure region.Note: If you use the Application Migration Service tool, an instance is automatically provisioned for you during migration.No manual provisioning of an instance is required.3.If you are migrating Integrations and Processes, use the Application Migration Service to import any Integrations and Processes design-time metadata into Oracle Integration on Oracle Cloud Infrastructure.See Step 4: Migrate Integrations and Processes .4.As an alternate method, if you are migrating Processes, use the import tool (user interface or command line) to import Processes design-time metadata into Oracle Integration on Oracle Cloud Infrastructure. |
Instances can communicate with resources outside of Oracle Cloud by using Oracle Cloud Infrastructure FastConnect, which provides a fast, dedicated connection to your on-premises network.This service is equivalent to Oracle Cloud Infrastructure FastConnect Classic.Alternatively, use IPSec VPN in Oracle Cloud Infrastructure as a replacement for VPN as a Service (VPNaaS) or Corente in Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Classic.A bucket in Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Object Storage can be used to store files and share them with multiple instances.A user's generated authentication token (auth token) is required to access the bucket.Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Object Storage Classic provides the same service in Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Classic, but does not use auth tokens.Chapter 1 About Oracle Cloud Infrastructure 1-6To learn more, see Key Concepts and Terminology in the Oracle Cloud Infrastructure documentation.About the Migration Task Flow Get an overview of the process that you use to migrate your existing Oracle Integration Classic instances to Oracle Integration on Oracle Cloud Infrastructure.At a high level, the migration process is comprised of these tasks: 1.Plan and prepare for the migration and perform any prerequisite tasks in Oracle Cloud Infrastructure, if necessary.2.Provision the target Oracle Integration Generation 2 instance in an Oracle Cloud Infrastructure region.Note: If you use the Application Migration Service tool, an instance is automatically provisioned for you during migration.No manual provisioning of an instance is required.3.If you are migrating Integrations and Processes, use the Application Migration Service to import any Integrations and Processes design-time metadata into Oracle Integration on Oracle Cloud Infrastructure.See Step 4: Migrate Integrations and Processes .4.As an alternate method, if you are migrating Processes, use the import tool (user interface or command line) to import Processes design-time metadata into Oracle Integration on Oracle Cloud Infrastructure.See Migrate Processes Design-Time Metadata into Oracle Integration . |
This service is equivalent to Oracle Cloud Infrastructure FastConnect Classic.Alternatively, use IPSec VPN in Oracle Cloud Infrastructure as a replacement for VPN as a Service (VPNaaS) or Corente in Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Classic.A bucket in Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Object Storage can be used to store files and share them with multiple instances.A user's generated authentication token (auth token) is required to access the bucket.Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Object Storage Classic provides the same service in Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Classic, but does not use auth tokens.Chapter 1 About Oracle Cloud Infrastructure 1-6To learn more, see Key Concepts and Terminology in the Oracle Cloud Infrastructure documentation.About the Migration Task Flow Get an overview of the process that you use to migrate your existing Oracle Integration Classic instances to Oracle Integration on Oracle Cloud Infrastructure.At a high level, the migration process is comprised of these tasks: 1.Plan and prepare for the migration and perform any prerequisite tasks in Oracle Cloud Infrastructure, if necessary.2.Provision the target Oracle Integration Generation 2 instance in an Oracle Cloud Infrastructure region.Note: If you use the Application Migration Service tool, an instance is automatically provisioned for you during migration.No manual provisioning of an instance is required.3.If you are migrating Integrations and Processes, use the Application Migration Service to import any Integrations and Processes design-time metadata into Oracle Integration on Oracle Cloud Infrastructure.See Step 4: Migrate Integrations and Processes .4.As an alternate method, if you are migrating Processes, use the import tool (user interface or command line) to import Processes design-time metadata into Oracle Integration on Oracle Cloud Infrastructure.See Migrate Processes Design-Time Metadata into Oracle Integration .You cannot use the Application Migration Service. |
Alternatively, use IPSec VPN in Oracle Cloud Infrastructure as a replacement for VPN as a Service (VPNaaS) or Corente in Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Classic.A bucket in Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Object Storage can be used to store files and share them with multiple instances.A user's generated authentication token (auth token) is required to access the bucket.Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Object Storage Classic provides the same service in Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Classic, but does not use auth tokens.Chapter 1 About Oracle Cloud Infrastructure 1-6To learn more, see Key Concepts and Terminology in the Oracle Cloud Infrastructure documentation.About the Migration Task Flow Get an overview of the process that you use to migrate your existing Oracle Integration Classic instances to Oracle Integration on Oracle Cloud Infrastructure.At a high level, the migration process is comprised of these tasks: 1.Plan and prepare for the migration and perform any prerequisite tasks in Oracle Cloud Infrastructure, if necessary.2.Provision the target Oracle Integration Generation 2 instance in an Oracle Cloud Infrastructure region.Note: If you use the Application Migration Service tool, an instance is automatically provisioned for you during migration.No manual provisioning of an instance is required.3.If you are migrating Integrations and Processes, use the Application Migration Service to import any Integrations and Processes design-time metadata into Oracle Integration on Oracle Cloud Infrastructure.See Step 4: Migrate Integrations and Processes .4.As an alternate method, if you are migrating Processes, use the import tool (user interface or command line) to import Processes design-time metadata into Oracle Integration on Oracle Cloud Infrastructure.See Migrate Processes Design-Time Metadata into Oracle Integration .You cannot use the Application Migration Service.5.If you are migrating Visual Builder, use the Import menu option on the Visual Builder Home page to import Visual Builder design-time metadata (visual applications) into Oracle Integration on Oracle Cloud Infrastructure. |
A bucket in Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Object Storage can be used to store files and share them with multiple instances.A user's generated authentication token (auth token) is required to access the bucket.Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Object Storage Classic provides the same service in Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Classic, but does not use auth tokens.Chapter 1 About Oracle Cloud Infrastructure 1-6To learn more, see Key Concepts and Terminology in the Oracle Cloud Infrastructure documentation.About the Migration Task Flow Get an overview of the process that you use to migrate your existing Oracle Integration Classic instances to Oracle Integration on Oracle Cloud Infrastructure.At a high level, the migration process is comprised of these tasks: 1.Plan and prepare for the migration and perform any prerequisite tasks in Oracle Cloud Infrastructure, if necessary.2.Provision the target Oracle Integration Generation 2 instance in an Oracle Cloud Infrastructure region.Note: If you use the Application Migration Service tool, an instance is automatically provisioned for you during migration.No manual provisioning of an instance is required.3.If you are migrating Integrations and Processes, use the Application Migration Service to import any Integrations and Processes design-time metadata into Oracle Integration on Oracle Cloud Infrastructure.See Step 4: Migrate Integrations and Processes .4.As an alternate method, if you are migrating Processes, use the import tool (user interface or command line) to import Processes design-time metadata into Oracle Integration on Oracle Cloud Infrastructure.See Migrate Processes Design-Time Metadata into Oracle Integration .You cannot use the Application Migration Service.5.If you are migrating Visual Builder, use the Import menu option on the Visual Builder Home page to import Visual Builder design-time metadata (visual applications) into Oracle Integration on Oracle Cloud Infrastructure.6.Test your applications on the target instance, and perform any other post-migration tasks. |
A user's generated authentication token (auth token) is required to access the bucket.Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Object Storage Classic provides the same service in Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Classic, but does not use auth tokens.Chapter 1 About Oracle Cloud Infrastructure 1-6To learn more, see Key Concepts and Terminology in the Oracle Cloud Infrastructure documentation.About the Migration Task Flow Get an overview of the process that you use to migrate your existing Oracle Integration Classic instances to Oracle Integration on Oracle Cloud Infrastructure.At a high level, the migration process is comprised of these tasks: 1.Plan and prepare for the migration and perform any prerequisite tasks in Oracle Cloud Infrastructure, if necessary.2.Provision the target Oracle Integration Generation 2 instance in an Oracle Cloud Infrastructure region.Note: If you use the Application Migration Service tool, an instance is automatically provisioned for you during migration.No manual provisioning of an instance is required.3.If you are migrating Integrations and Processes, use the Application Migration Service to import any Integrations and Processes design-time metadata into Oracle Integration on Oracle Cloud Infrastructure.See Step 4: Migrate Integrations and Processes .4.As an alternate method, if you are migrating Processes, use the import tool (user interface or command line) to import Processes design-time metadata into Oracle Integration on Oracle Cloud Infrastructure.See Migrate Processes Design-Time Metadata into Oracle Integration .You cannot use the Application Migration Service.5.If you are migrating Visual Builder, use the Import menu option on the Visual Builder Home page to import Visual Builder design-time metadata (visual applications) into Oracle Integration on Oracle Cloud Infrastructure.6.Test your applications on the target instance, and perform any other post-migration tasks.About the Migration Tooling You use the following migration tooling to migrate Oracle Integration Classic instances to Oracle Integration on Oracle Cloud Infrastructure. |
Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Object Storage Classic provides the same service in Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Classic, but does not use auth tokens.Chapter 1 About Oracle Cloud Infrastructure 1-6To learn more, see Key Concepts and Terminology in the Oracle Cloud Infrastructure documentation.About the Migration Task Flow Get an overview of the process that you use to migrate your existing Oracle Integration Classic instances to Oracle Integration on Oracle Cloud Infrastructure.At a high level, the migration process is comprised of these tasks: 1.Plan and prepare for the migration and perform any prerequisite tasks in Oracle Cloud Infrastructure, if necessary.2.Provision the target Oracle Integration Generation 2 instance in an Oracle Cloud Infrastructure region.Note: If you use the Application Migration Service tool, an instance is automatically provisioned for you during migration.No manual provisioning of an instance is required.3.If you are migrating Integrations and Processes, use the Application Migration Service to import any Integrations and Processes design-time metadata into Oracle Integration on Oracle Cloud Infrastructure.See Step 4: Migrate Integrations and Processes .4.As an alternate method, if you are migrating Processes, use the import tool (user interface or command line) to import Processes design-time metadata into Oracle Integration on Oracle Cloud Infrastructure.See Migrate Processes Design-Time Metadata into Oracle Integration .You cannot use the Application Migration Service.5.If you are migrating Visual Builder, use the Import menu option on the Visual Builder Home page to import Visual Builder design-time metadata (visual applications) into Oracle Integration on Oracle Cloud Infrastructure.6.Test your applications on the target instance, and perform any other post-migration tasks.About the Migration Tooling You use the following migration tooling to migrate Oracle Integration Classic instances to Oracle Integration on Oracle Cloud Infrastructure.Several tooling options are provided. |
About the Migration Task Flow Get an overview of the process that you use to migrate your existing Oracle Integration Classic instances to Oracle Integration on Oracle Cloud Infrastructure.At a high level, the migration process is comprised of these tasks: 1.Plan and prepare for the migration and perform any prerequisite tasks in Oracle Cloud Infrastructure, if necessary.2.Provision the target Oracle Integration Generation 2 instance in an Oracle Cloud Infrastructure region.Note: If you use the Application Migration Service tool, an instance is automatically provisioned for you during migration.No manual provisioning of an instance is required.3.If you are migrating Integrations and Processes, use the Application Migration Service to import any Integrations and Processes design-time metadata into Oracle Integration on Oracle Cloud Infrastructure.See Step 4: Migrate Integrations and Processes .4.As an alternate method, if you are migrating Processes, use the import tool (user interface or command line) to import Processes design-time metadata into Oracle Integration on Oracle Cloud Infrastructure.See Migrate Processes Design-Time Metadata into Oracle Integration .You cannot use the Application Migration Service.5.If you are migrating Visual Builder, use the Import menu option on the Visual Builder Home page to import Visual Builder design-time metadata (visual applications) into Oracle Integration on Oracle Cloud Infrastructure.6.Test your applications on the target instance, and perform any other post-migration tasks.About the Migration Tooling You use the following migration tooling to migrate Oracle Integration Classic instances to Oracle Integration on Oracle Cloud Infrastructure.Several tooling options are provided.Use the recommended tooling option based on the type of design-time metadata you need to migrate. |
At a high level, the migration process is comprised of these tasks: 1.Plan and prepare for the migration and perform any prerequisite tasks in Oracle Cloud Infrastructure, if necessary.2.Provision the target Oracle Integration Generation 2 instance in an Oracle Cloud Infrastructure region.Note: If you use the Application Migration Service tool, an instance is automatically provisioned for you during migration.No manual provisioning of an instance is required.3.If you are migrating Integrations and Processes, use the Application Migration Service to import any Integrations and Processes design-time metadata into Oracle Integration on Oracle Cloud Infrastructure.See Step 4: Migrate Integrations and Processes .4.As an alternate method, if you are migrating Processes, use the import tool (user interface or command line) to import Processes design-time metadata into Oracle Integration on Oracle Cloud Infrastructure.See Migrate Processes Design-Time Metadata into Oracle Integration .You cannot use the Application Migration Service.5.If you are migrating Visual Builder, use the Import menu option on the Visual Builder Home page to import Visual Builder design-time metadata (visual applications) into Oracle Integration on Oracle Cloud Infrastructure.6.Test your applications on the target instance, and perform any other post-migration tasks.About the Migration Tooling You use the following migration tooling to migrate Oracle Integration Classic instances to Oracle Integration on Oracle Cloud Infrastructure.Several tooling options are provided.Use the recommended tooling option based on the type of design-time metadata you need to migrate.The tooling options are described in subsequent sections of this guide.Chapter 1 About the Migration Task Flow 1-7Data to Migrate Tool Recommendation All Integrations and Processes design-time metadataUse the Application Migration Service to export and import all Integrations and Processes design-time metadata together in your instance. |
2.Provision the target Oracle Integration Generation 2 instance in an Oracle Cloud Infrastructure region.Note: If you use the Application Migration Service tool, an instance is automatically provisioned for you during migration.No manual provisioning of an instance is required.3.If you are migrating Integrations and Processes, use the Application Migration Service to import any Integrations and Processes design-time metadata into Oracle Integration on Oracle Cloud Infrastructure.See Step 4: Migrate Integrations and Processes .4.As an alternate method, if you are migrating Processes, use the import tool (user interface or command line) to import Processes design-time metadata into Oracle Integration on Oracle Cloud Infrastructure.See Migrate Processes Design-Time Metadata into Oracle Integration .You cannot use the Application Migration Service.5.If you are migrating Visual Builder, use the Import menu option on the Visual Builder Home page to import Visual Builder design-time metadata (visual applications) into Oracle Integration on Oracle Cloud Infrastructure.6.Test your applications on the target instance, and perform any other post-migration tasks.About the Migration Tooling You use the following migration tooling to migrate Oracle Integration Classic instances to Oracle Integration on Oracle Cloud Infrastructure.Several tooling options are provided.Use the recommended tooling option based on the type of design-time metadata you need to migrate.The tooling options are described in subsequent sections of this guide.Chapter 1 About the Migration Task Flow 1-7Data to Migrate Tool Recommendation All Integrations and Processes design-time metadataUse the Application Migration Service to export and import all Integrations and Processes design-time metadata together in your instance.This tool helps you to discover Oracle Integration Classic service instances in your source environment, create Oracle Integration service instances on Oracle Cloud Infrastructure, export design-time metadata from an Oracle Integration Classic service instance to an archive file, and import the archive file into an Oracle Integration service instance. |
Note: If you use the Application Migration Service tool, an instance is automatically provisioned for you during migration.No manual provisioning of an instance is required.3.If you are migrating Integrations and Processes, use the Application Migration Service to import any Integrations and Processes design-time metadata into Oracle Integration on Oracle Cloud Infrastructure.See Step 4: Migrate Integrations and Processes .4.As an alternate method, if you are migrating Processes, use the import tool (user interface or command line) to import Processes design-time metadata into Oracle Integration on Oracle Cloud Infrastructure.See Migrate Processes Design-Time Metadata into Oracle Integration .You cannot use the Application Migration Service.5.If you are migrating Visual Builder, use the Import menu option on the Visual Builder Home page to import Visual Builder design-time metadata (visual applications) into Oracle Integration on Oracle Cloud Infrastructure.6.Test your applications on the target instance, and perform any other post-migration tasks.About the Migration Tooling You use the following migration tooling to migrate Oracle Integration Classic instances to Oracle Integration on Oracle Cloud Infrastructure.Several tooling options are provided.Use the recommended tooling option based on the type of design-time metadata you need to migrate.The tooling options are described in subsequent sections of this guide.Chapter 1 About the Migration Task Flow 1-7Data to Migrate Tool Recommendation All Integrations and Processes design-time metadataUse the Application Migration Service to export and import all Integrations and Processes design-time metadata together in your instance.This tool helps you to discover Oracle Integration Classic service instances in your source environment, create Oracle Integration service instances on Oracle Cloud Infrastructure, export design-time metadata from an Oracle Integration Classic service instance to an archive file, and import the archive file into an Oracle Integration service instance.All Processes design-time metadata (alternate method)Use the import tool to export and import all Processes design-time metadata in your instance. |
No manual provisioning of an instance is required.3.If you are migrating Integrations and Processes, use the Application Migration Service to import any Integrations and Processes design-time metadata into Oracle Integration on Oracle Cloud Infrastructure.See Step 4: Migrate Integrations and Processes .4.As an alternate method, if you are migrating Processes, use the import tool (user interface or command line) to import Processes design-time metadata into Oracle Integration on Oracle Cloud Infrastructure.See Migrate Processes Design-Time Metadata into Oracle Integration .You cannot use the Application Migration Service.5.If you are migrating Visual Builder, use the Import menu option on the Visual Builder Home page to import Visual Builder design-time metadata (visual applications) into Oracle Integration on Oracle Cloud Infrastructure.6.Test your applications on the target instance, and perform any other post-migration tasks.About the Migration Tooling You use the following migration tooling to migrate Oracle Integration Classic instances to Oracle Integration on Oracle Cloud Infrastructure.Several tooling options are provided.Use the recommended tooling option based on the type of design-time metadata you need to migrate.The tooling options are described in subsequent sections of this guide.Chapter 1 About the Migration Task Flow 1-7Data to Migrate Tool Recommendation All Integrations and Processes design-time metadataUse the Application Migration Service to export and import all Integrations and Processes design-time metadata together in your instance.This tool helps you to discover Oracle Integration Classic service instances in your source environment, create Oracle Integration service instances on Oracle Cloud Infrastructure, export design-time metadata from an Oracle Integration Classic service instance to an archive file, and import the archive file into an Oracle Integration service instance.All Processes design-time metadata (alternate method)Use the import tool to export and import all Processes design-time metadata in your instance.Visual Builder design-time metadata Visual Builder's menu options to export the design-time metadata (visual applications) to an archive file that you then import into Oracle Cloud Infrastructure.Chapter 1 About the Migration Tooling 1-82 Prepare to Migrate Oracle Integration Classic to Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Before you migrate Oracle Integration Classic instances to Oracle Cloud Infrastructure, plan and prepare for migration. |
3.If you are migrating Integrations and Processes, use the Application Migration Service to import any Integrations and Processes design-time metadata into Oracle Integration on Oracle Cloud Infrastructure.See Step 4: Migrate Integrations and Processes .4.As an alternate method, if you are migrating Processes, use the import tool (user interface or command line) to import Processes design-time metadata into Oracle Integration on Oracle Cloud Infrastructure.See Migrate Processes Design-Time Metadata into Oracle Integration .You cannot use the Application Migration Service.5.If you are migrating Visual Builder, use the Import menu option on the Visual Builder Home page to import Visual Builder design-time metadata (visual applications) into Oracle Integration on Oracle Cloud Infrastructure.6.Test your applications on the target instance, and perform any other post-migration tasks.About the Migration Tooling You use the following migration tooling to migrate Oracle Integration Classic instances to Oracle Integration on Oracle Cloud Infrastructure.Several tooling options are provided.Use the recommended tooling option based on the type of design-time metadata you need to migrate.The tooling options are described in subsequent sections of this guide.Chapter 1 About the Migration Task Flow 1-7Data to Migrate Tool Recommendation All Integrations and Processes design-time metadataUse the Application Migration Service to export and import all Integrations and Processes design-time metadata together in your instance.This tool helps you to discover Oracle Integration Classic service instances in your source environment, create Oracle Integration service instances on Oracle Cloud Infrastructure, export design-time metadata from an Oracle Integration Classic service instance to an archive file, and import the archive file into an Oracle Integration service instance.All Processes design-time metadata (alternate method)Use the import tool to export and import all Processes design-time metadata in your instance.Visual Builder design-time metadata Visual Builder's menu options to export the design-time metadata (visual applications) to an archive file that you then import into Oracle Cloud Infrastructure.Chapter 1 About the Migration Tooling 1-82 Prepare to Migrate Oracle Integration Classic to Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Before you migrate Oracle Integration Classic instances to Oracle Cloud Infrastructure, plan and prepare for migration.Topics: Integrations and Processes Tasks Visual Builder Tasks Create and Validate Oracle Integration (If Not Using the Application Migration Service) Integrations and Processes Tasks Plan and prepare for Oracle Integration Classic migration to Oracle Cloud Infrastructure. |
See Step 4: Migrate Integrations and Processes .4.As an alternate method, if you are migrating Processes, use the import tool (user interface or command line) to import Processes design-time metadata into Oracle Integration on Oracle Cloud Infrastructure.See Migrate Processes Design-Time Metadata into Oracle Integration .You cannot use the Application Migration Service.5.If you are migrating Visual Builder, use the Import menu option on the Visual Builder Home page to import Visual Builder design-time metadata (visual applications) into Oracle Integration on Oracle Cloud Infrastructure.6.Test your applications on the target instance, and perform any other post-migration tasks.About the Migration Tooling You use the following migration tooling to migrate Oracle Integration Classic instances to Oracle Integration on Oracle Cloud Infrastructure.Several tooling options are provided.Use the recommended tooling option based on the type of design-time metadata you need to migrate.The tooling options are described in subsequent sections of this guide.Chapter 1 About the Migration Task Flow 1-7Data to Migrate Tool Recommendation All Integrations and Processes design-time metadataUse the Application Migration Service to export and import all Integrations and Processes design-time metadata together in your instance.This tool helps you to discover Oracle Integration Classic service instances in your source environment, create Oracle Integration service instances on Oracle Cloud Infrastructure, export design-time metadata from an Oracle Integration Classic service instance to an archive file, and import the archive file into an Oracle Integration service instance.All Processes design-time metadata (alternate method)Use the import tool to export and import all Processes design-time metadata in your instance.Visual Builder design-time metadata Visual Builder's menu options to export the design-time metadata (visual applications) to an archive file that you then import into Oracle Cloud Infrastructure.Chapter 1 About the Migration Tooling 1-82 Prepare to Migrate Oracle Integration Classic to Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Before you migrate Oracle Integration Classic instances to Oracle Cloud Infrastructure, plan and prepare for migration.Topics: Integrations and Processes Tasks Visual Builder Tasks Create and Validate Oracle Integration (If Not Using the Application Migration Service) Integrations and Processes Tasks Plan and prepare for Oracle Integration Classic migration to Oracle Cloud Infrastructure.Topics: Plan Your Migration Prepare to Migrate Plan Your Migration Review the following considerations when planning your migration from Oracle Integration Classic to Oracle Integration on Oracle Cloud Infrastructure. |
4.As an alternate method, if you are migrating Processes, use the import tool (user interface or command line) to import Processes design-time metadata into Oracle Integration on Oracle Cloud Infrastructure.See Migrate Processes Design-Time Metadata into Oracle Integration .You cannot use the Application Migration Service.5.If you are migrating Visual Builder, use the Import menu option on the Visual Builder Home page to import Visual Builder design-time metadata (visual applications) into Oracle Integration on Oracle Cloud Infrastructure.6.Test your applications on the target instance, and perform any other post-migration tasks.About the Migration Tooling You use the following migration tooling to migrate Oracle Integration Classic instances to Oracle Integration on Oracle Cloud Infrastructure.Several tooling options are provided.Use the recommended tooling option based on the type of design-time metadata you need to migrate.The tooling options are described in subsequent sections of this guide.Chapter 1 About the Migration Task Flow 1-7Data to Migrate Tool Recommendation All Integrations and Processes design-time metadataUse the Application Migration Service to export and import all Integrations and Processes design-time metadata together in your instance.This tool helps you to discover Oracle Integration Classic service instances in your source environment, create Oracle Integration service instances on Oracle Cloud Infrastructure, export design-time metadata from an Oracle Integration Classic service instance to an archive file, and import the archive file into an Oracle Integration service instance.All Processes design-time metadata (alternate method)Use the import tool to export and import all Processes design-time metadata in your instance.Visual Builder design-time metadata Visual Builder's menu options to export the design-time metadata (visual applications) to an archive file that you then import into Oracle Cloud Infrastructure.Chapter 1 About the Migration Tooling 1-82 Prepare to Migrate Oracle Integration Classic to Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Before you migrate Oracle Integration Classic instances to Oracle Cloud Infrastructure, plan and prepare for migration.Topics: Integrations and Processes Tasks Visual Builder Tasks Create and Validate Oracle Integration (If Not Using the Application Migration Service) Integrations and Processes Tasks Plan and prepare for Oracle Integration Classic migration to Oracle Cloud Infrastructure.Topics: Plan Your Migration Prepare to Migrate Plan Your Migration Review the following considerations when planning your migration from Oracle Integration Classic to Oracle Integration on Oracle Cloud Infrastructure.Migration considerations: Time sensitive migration: You have a window in which to migrate Oracle Integration Classic instances to an Oracle Integration instance. |
See Migrate Processes Design-Time Metadata into Oracle Integration .You cannot use the Application Migration Service.5.If you are migrating Visual Builder, use the Import menu option on the Visual Builder Home page to import Visual Builder design-time metadata (visual applications) into Oracle Integration on Oracle Cloud Infrastructure.6.Test your applications on the target instance, and perform any other post-migration tasks.About the Migration Tooling You use the following migration tooling to migrate Oracle Integration Classic instances to Oracle Integration on Oracle Cloud Infrastructure.Several tooling options are provided.Use the recommended tooling option based on the type of design-time metadata you need to migrate.The tooling options are described in subsequent sections of this guide.Chapter 1 About the Migration Task Flow 1-7Data to Migrate Tool Recommendation All Integrations and Processes design-time metadataUse the Application Migration Service to export and import all Integrations and Processes design-time metadata together in your instance.This tool helps you to discover Oracle Integration Classic service instances in your source environment, create Oracle Integration service instances on Oracle Cloud Infrastructure, export design-time metadata from an Oracle Integration Classic service instance to an archive file, and import the archive file into an Oracle Integration service instance.All Processes design-time metadata (alternate method)Use the import tool to export and import all Processes design-time metadata in your instance.Visual Builder design-time metadata Visual Builder's menu options to export the design-time metadata (visual applications) to an archive file that you then import into Oracle Cloud Infrastructure.Chapter 1 About the Migration Tooling 1-82 Prepare to Migrate Oracle Integration Classic to Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Before you migrate Oracle Integration Classic instances to Oracle Cloud Infrastructure, plan and prepare for migration.Topics: Integrations and Processes Tasks Visual Builder Tasks Create and Validate Oracle Integration (If Not Using the Application Migration Service) Integrations and Processes Tasks Plan and prepare for Oracle Integration Classic migration to Oracle Cloud Infrastructure.Topics: Plan Your Migration Prepare to Migrate Plan Your Migration Review the following considerations when planning your migration from Oracle Integration Classic to Oracle Integration on Oracle Cloud Infrastructure.Migration considerations: Time sensitive migration: You have a window in which to migrate Oracle Integration Classic instances to an Oracle Integration instance.Contact your customer support representative for details. |
You cannot use the Application Migration Service.5.If you are migrating Visual Builder, use the Import menu option on the Visual Builder Home page to import Visual Builder design-time metadata (visual applications) into Oracle Integration on Oracle Cloud Infrastructure.6.Test your applications on the target instance, and perform any other post-migration tasks.About the Migration Tooling You use the following migration tooling to migrate Oracle Integration Classic instances to Oracle Integration on Oracle Cloud Infrastructure.Several tooling options are provided.Use the recommended tooling option based on the type of design-time metadata you need to migrate.The tooling options are described in subsequent sections of this guide.Chapter 1 About the Migration Task Flow 1-7Data to Migrate Tool Recommendation All Integrations and Processes design-time metadataUse the Application Migration Service to export and import all Integrations and Processes design-time metadata together in your instance.This tool helps you to discover Oracle Integration Classic service instances in your source environment, create Oracle Integration service instances on Oracle Cloud Infrastructure, export design-time metadata from an Oracle Integration Classic service instance to an archive file, and import the archive file into an Oracle Integration service instance.All Processes design-time metadata (alternate method)Use the import tool to export and import all Processes design-time metadata in your instance.Visual Builder design-time metadata Visual Builder's menu options to export the design-time metadata (visual applications) to an archive file that you then import into Oracle Cloud Infrastructure.Chapter 1 About the Migration Tooling 1-82 Prepare to Migrate Oracle Integration Classic to Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Before you migrate Oracle Integration Classic instances to Oracle Cloud Infrastructure, plan and prepare for migration.Topics: Integrations and Processes Tasks Visual Builder Tasks Create and Validate Oracle Integration (If Not Using the Application Migration Service) Integrations and Processes Tasks Plan and prepare for Oracle Integration Classic migration to Oracle Cloud Infrastructure.Topics: Plan Your Migration Prepare to Migrate Plan Your Migration Review the following considerations when planning your migration from Oracle Integration Classic to Oracle Integration on Oracle Cloud Infrastructure.Migration considerations: Time sensitive migration: You have a window in which to migrate Oracle Integration Classic instances to an Oracle Integration instance.Contact your customer support representative for details.Side-by-side migration: You pay to run Oracle Integration Classic side-by-side with Oracle Integration. |
5.If you are migrating Visual Builder, use the Import menu option on the Visual Builder Home page to import Visual Builder design-time metadata (visual applications) into Oracle Integration on Oracle Cloud Infrastructure.6.Test your applications on the target instance, and perform any other post-migration tasks.About the Migration Tooling You use the following migration tooling to migrate Oracle Integration Classic instances to Oracle Integration on Oracle Cloud Infrastructure.Several tooling options are provided.Use the recommended tooling option based on the type of design-time metadata you need to migrate.The tooling options are described in subsequent sections of this guide.Chapter 1 About the Migration Task Flow 1-7Data to Migrate Tool Recommendation All Integrations and Processes design-time metadataUse the Application Migration Service to export and import all Integrations and Processes design-time metadata together in your instance.This tool helps you to discover Oracle Integration Classic service instances in your source environment, create Oracle Integration service instances on Oracle Cloud Infrastructure, export design-time metadata from an Oracle Integration Classic service instance to an archive file, and import the archive file into an Oracle Integration service instance.All Processes design-time metadata (alternate method)Use the import tool to export and import all Processes design-time metadata in your instance.Visual Builder design-time metadata Visual Builder's menu options to export the design-time metadata (visual applications) to an archive file that you then import into Oracle Cloud Infrastructure.Chapter 1 About the Migration Tooling 1-82 Prepare to Migrate Oracle Integration Classic to Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Before you migrate Oracle Integration Classic instances to Oracle Cloud Infrastructure, plan and prepare for migration.Topics: Integrations and Processes Tasks Visual Builder Tasks Create and Validate Oracle Integration (If Not Using the Application Migration Service) Integrations and Processes Tasks Plan and prepare for Oracle Integration Classic migration to Oracle Cloud Infrastructure.Topics: Plan Your Migration Prepare to Migrate Plan Your Migration Review the following considerations when planning your migration from Oracle Integration Classic to Oracle Integration on Oracle Cloud Infrastructure.Migration considerations: Time sensitive migration: You have a window in which to migrate Oracle Integration Classic instances to an Oracle Integration instance.Contact your customer support representative for details.Side-by-side migration: You pay to run Oracle Integration Classic side-by-side with Oracle Integration.This option is recommended for high traffic Oracle Integration Classic environments running business-critical integrations and processes in which a window to migrate is not feasible. |
6.Test your applications on the target instance, and perform any other post-migration tasks.About the Migration Tooling You use the following migration tooling to migrate Oracle Integration Classic instances to Oracle Integration on Oracle Cloud Infrastructure.Several tooling options are provided.Use the recommended tooling option based on the type of design-time metadata you need to migrate.The tooling options are described in subsequent sections of this guide.Chapter 1 About the Migration Task Flow 1-7Data to Migrate Tool Recommendation All Integrations and Processes design-time metadataUse the Application Migration Service to export and import all Integrations and Processes design-time metadata together in your instance.This tool helps you to discover Oracle Integration Classic service instances in your source environment, create Oracle Integration service instances on Oracle Cloud Infrastructure, export design-time metadata from an Oracle Integration Classic service instance to an archive file, and import the archive file into an Oracle Integration service instance.All Processes design-time metadata (alternate method)Use the import tool to export and import all Processes design-time metadata in your instance.Visual Builder design-time metadata Visual Builder's menu options to export the design-time metadata (visual applications) to an archive file that you then import into Oracle Cloud Infrastructure.Chapter 1 About the Migration Tooling 1-82 Prepare to Migrate Oracle Integration Classic to Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Before you migrate Oracle Integration Classic instances to Oracle Cloud Infrastructure, plan and prepare for migration.Topics: Integrations and Processes Tasks Visual Builder Tasks Create and Validate Oracle Integration (If Not Using the Application Migration Service) Integrations and Processes Tasks Plan and prepare for Oracle Integration Classic migration to Oracle Cloud Infrastructure.Topics: Plan Your Migration Prepare to Migrate Plan Your Migration Review the following considerations when planning your migration from Oracle Integration Classic to Oracle Integration on Oracle Cloud Infrastructure.Migration considerations: Time sensitive migration: You have a window in which to migrate Oracle Integration Classic instances to an Oracle Integration instance.Contact your customer support representative for details.Side-by-side migration: You pay to run Oracle Integration Classic side-by-side with Oracle Integration.This option is recommended for high traffic Oracle Integration Classic environments running business-critical integrations and processes in which a window to migrate is not feasible.This option enables you to migrate integrations and processes in a phased fashion. |
About the Migration Tooling You use the following migration tooling to migrate Oracle Integration Classic instances to Oracle Integration on Oracle Cloud Infrastructure.Several tooling options are provided.Use the recommended tooling option based on the type of design-time metadata you need to migrate.The tooling options are described in subsequent sections of this guide.Chapter 1 About the Migration Task Flow 1-7Data to Migrate Tool Recommendation All Integrations and Processes design-time metadataUse the Application Migration Service to export and import all Integrations and Processes design-time metadata together in your instance.This tool helps you to discover Oracle Integration Classic service instances in your source environment, create Oracle Integration service instances on Oracle Cloud Infrastructure, export design-time metadata from an Oracle Integration Classic service instance to an archive file, and import the archive file into an Oracle Integration service instance.All Processes design-time metadata (alternate method)Use the import tool to export and import all Processes design-time metadata in your instance.Visual Builder design-time metadata Visual Builder's menu options to export the design-time metadata (visual applications) to an archive file that you then import into Oracle Cloud Infrastructure.Chapter 1 About the Migration Tooling 1-82 Prepare to Migrate Oracle Integration Classic to Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Before you migrate Oracle Integration Classic instances to Oracle Cloud Infrastructure, plan and prepare for migration.Topics: Integrations and Processes Tasks Visual Builder Tasks Create and Validate Oracle Integration (If Not Using the Application Migration Service) Integrations and Processes Tasks Plan and prepare for Oracle Integration Classic migration to Oracle Cloud Infrastructure.Topics: Plan Your Migration Prepare to Migrate Plan Your Migration Review the following considerations when planning your migration from Oracle Integration Classic to Oracle Integration on Oracle Cloud Infrastructure.Migration considerations: Time sensitive migration: You have a window in which to migrate Oracle Integration Classic instances to an Oracle Integration instance.Contact your customer support representative for details.Side-by-side migration: You pay to run Oracle Integration Classic side-by-side with Oracle Integration.This option is recommended for high traffic Oracle Integration Classic environments running business-critical integrations and processes in which a window to migrate is not feasible.This option enables you to migrate integrations and processes in a phased fashion.How many instances (development, test, and production) do you have. |
Several tooling options are provided.Use the recommended tooling option based on the type of design-time metadata you need to migrate.The tooling options are described in subsequent sections of this guide.Chapter 1 About the Migration Task Flow 1-7Data to Migrate Tool Recommendation All Integrations and Processes design-time metadataUse the Application Migration Service to export and import all Integrations and Processes design-time metadata together in your instance.This tool helps you to discover Oracle Integration Classic service instances in your source environment, create Oracle Integration service instances on Oracle Cloud Infrastructure, export design-time metadata from an Oracle Integration Classic service instance to an archive file, and import the archive file into an Oracle Integration service instance.All Processes design-time metadata (alternate method)Use the import tool to export and import all Processes design-time metadata in your instance.Visual Builder design-time metadata Visual Builder's menu options to export the design-time metadata (visual applications) to an archive file that you then import into Oracle Cloud Infrastructure.Chapter 1 About the Migration Tooling 1-82 Prepare to Migrate Oracle Integration Classic to Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Before you migrate Oracle Integration Classic instances to Oracle Cloud Infrastructure, plan and prepare for migration.Topics: Integrations and Processes Tasks Visual Builder Tasks Create and Validate Oracle Integration (If Not Using the Application Migration Service) Integrations and Processes Tasks Plan and prepare for Oracle Integration Classic migration to Oracle Cloud Infrastructure.Topics: Plan Your Migration Prepare to Migrate Plan Your Migration Review the following considerations when planning your migration from Oracle Integration Classic to Oracle Integration on Oracle Cloud Infrastructure.Migration considerations: Time sensitive migration: You have a window in which to migrate Oracle Integration Classic instances to an Oracle Integration instance.Contact your customer support representative for details.Side-by-side migration: You pay to run Oracle Integration Classic side-by-side with Oracle Integration.This option is recommended for high traffic Oracle Integration Classic environments running business-critical integrations and processes in which a window to migrate is not feasible.This option enables you to migrate integrations and processes in a phased fashion.How many instances (development, test, and production) do you have.This enables you to determine the number of Oracle Integration instances to provision. |
Use the recommended tooling option based on the type of design-time metadata you need to migrate.The tooling options are described in subsequent sections of this guide.Chapter 1 About the Migration Task Flow 1-7Data to Migrate Tool Recommendation All Integrations and Processes design-time metadataUse the Application Migration Service to export and import all Integrations and Processes design-time metadata together in your instance.This tool helps you to discover Oracle Integration Classic service instances in your source environment, create Oracle Integration service instances on Oracle Cloud Infrastructure, export design-time metadata from an Oracle Integration Classic service instance to an archive file, and import the archive file into an Oracle Integration service instance.All Processes design-time metadata (alternate method)Use the import tool to export and import all Processes design-time metadata in your instance.Visual Builder design-time metadata Visual Builder's menu options to export the design-time metadata (visual applications) to an archive file that you then import into Oracle Cloud Infrastructure.Chapter 1 About the Migration Tooling 1-82 Prepare to Migrate Oracle Integration Classic to Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Before you migrate Oracle Integration Classic instances to Oracle Cloud Infrastructure, plan and prepare for migration.Topics: Integrations and Processes Tasks Visual Builder Tasks Create and Validate Oracle Integration (If Not Using the Application Migration Service) Integrations and Processes Tasks Plan and prepare for Oracle Integration Classic migration to Oracle Cloud Infrastructure.Topics: Plan Your Migration Prepare to Migrate Plan Your Migration Review the following considerations when planning your migration from Oracle Integration Classic to Oracle Integration on Oracle Cloud Infrastructure.Migration considerations: Time sensitive migration: You have a window in which to migrate Oracle Integration Classic instances to an Oracle Integration instance.Contact your customer support representative for details.Side-by-side migration: You pay to run Oracle Integration Classic side-by-side with Oracle Integration.This option is recommended for high traffic Oracle Integration Classic environments running business-critical integrations and processes in which a window to migrate is not feasible.This option enables you to migrate integrations and processes in a phased fashion.How many instances (development, test, and production) do you have.This enables you to determine the number of Oracle Integration instances to provision.Which data centers host the instances. |
The tooling options are described in subsequent sections of this guide.Chapter 1 About the Migration Task Flow 1-7Data to Migrate Tool Recommendation All Integrations and Processes design-time metadataUse the Application Migration Service to export and import all Integrations and Processes design-time metadata together in your instance.This tool helps you to discover Oracle Integration Classic service instances in your source environment, create Oracle Integration service instances on Oracle Cloud Infrastructure, export design-time metadata from an Oracle Integration Classic service instance to an archive file, and import the archive file into an Oracle Integration service instance.All Processes design-time metadata (alternate method)Use the import tool to export and import all Processes design-time metadata in your instance.Visual Builder design-time metadata Visual Builder's menu options to export the design-time metadata (visual applications) to an archive file that you then import into Oracle Cloud Infrastructure.Chapter 1 About the Migration Tooling 1-82 Prepare to Migrate Oracle Integration Classic to Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Before you migrate Oracle Integration Classic instances to Oracle Cloud Infrastructure, plan and prepare for migration.Topics: Integrations and Processes Tasks Visual Builder Tasks Create and Validate Oracle Integration (If Not Using the Application Migration Service) Integrations and Processes Tasks Plan and prepare for Oracle Integration Classic migration to Oracle Cloud Infrastructure.Topics: Plan Your Migration Prepare to Migrate Plan Your Migration Review the following considerations when planning your migration from Oracle Integration Classic to Oracle Integration on Oracle Cloud Infrastructure.Migration considerations: Time sensitive migration: You have a window in which to migrate Oracle Integration Classic instances to an Oracle Integration instance.Contact your customer support representative for details.Side-by-side migration: You pay to run Oracle Integration Classic side-by-side with Oracle Integration.This option is recommended for high traffic Oracle Integration Classic environments running business-critical integrations and processes in which a window to migrate is not feasible.This option enables you to migrate integrations and processes in a phased fashion.How many instances (development, test, and production) do you have.This enables you to determine the number of Oracle Integration instances to provision.Which data centers host the instances.This is important because Oracle Integration may not be available in the same data center regions as your Oracle Integration Classic instances. |
This tool helps you to discover Oracle Integration Classic service instances in your source environment, create Oracle Integration service instances on Oracle Cloud Infrastructure, export design-time metadata from an Oracle Integration Classic service instance to an archive file, and import the archive file into an Oracle Integration service instance.All Processes design-time metadata (alternate method)Use the import tool to export and import all Processes design-time metadata in your instance.Visual Builder design-time metadata Visual Builder's menu options to export the design-time metadata (visual applications) to an archive file that you then import into Oracle Cloud Infrastructure.Chapter 1 About the Migration Tooling 1-82 Prepare to Migrate Oracle Integration Classic to Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Before you migrate Oracle Integration Classic instances to Oracle Cloud Infrastructure, plan and prepare for migration.Topics: Integrations and Processes Tasks Visual Builder Tasks Create and Validate Oracle Integration (If Not Using the Application Migration Service) Integrations and Processes Tasks Plan and prepare for Oracle Integration Classic migration to Oracle Cloud Infrastructure.Topics: Plan Your Migration Prepare to Migrate Plan Your Migration Review the following considerations when planning your migration from Oracle Integration Classic to Oracle Integration on Oracle Cloud Infrastructure.Migration considerations: Time sensitive migration: You have a window in which to migrate Oracle Integration Classic instances to an Oracle Integration instance.Contact your customer support representative for details.Side-by-side migration: You pay to run Oracle Integration Classic side-by-side with Oracle Integration.This option is recommended for high traffic Oracle Integration Classic environments running business-critical integrations and processes in which a window to migrate is not feasible.This option enables you to migrate integrations and processes in a phased fashion.How many instances (development, test, and production) do you have.This enables you to determine the number of Oracle Integration instances to provision.Which data centers host the instances.This is important because Oracle Integration may not be available in the same data center regions as your Oracle Integration Classic instances.This means you need to identify other regions in which to run your instances. |
All Processes design-time metadata (alternate method)Use the import tool to export and import all Processes design-time metadata in your instance.Visual Builder design-time metadata Visual Builder's menu options to export the design-time metadata (visual applications) to an archive file that you then import into Oracle Cloud Infrastructure.Chapter 1 About the Migration Tooling 1-82 Prepare to Migrate Oracle Integration Classic to Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Before you migrate Oracle Integration Classic instances to Oracle Cloud Infrastructure, plan and prepare for migration.Topics: Integrations and Processes Tasks Visual Builder Tasks Create and Validate Oracle Integration (If Not Using the Application Migration Service) Integrations and Processes Tasks Plan and prepare for Oracle Integration Classic migration to Oracle Cloud Infrastructure.Topics: Plan Your Migration Prepare to Migrate Plan Your Migration Review the following considerations when planning your migration from Oracle Integration Classic to Oracle Integration on Oracle Cloud Infrastructure.Migration considerations: Time sensitive migration: You have a window in which to migrate Oracle Integration Classic instances to an Oracle Integration instance.Contact your customer support representative for details.Side-by-side migration: You pay to run Oracle Integration Classic side-by-side with Oracle Integration.This option is recommended for high traffic Oracle Integration Classic environments running business-critical integrations and processes in which a window to migrate is not feasible.This option enables you to migrate integrations and processes in a phased fashion.How many instances (development, test, and production) do you have.This enables you to determine the number of Oracle Integration instances to provision.Which data centers host the instances.This is important because Oracle Integration may not be available in the same data center regions as your Oracle Integration Classic instances.This means you need to identify other regions in which to run your instances.See https://cloud.oracle.com/data-regions . |
Visual Builder design-time metadata Visual Builder's menu options to export the design-time metadata (visual applications) to an archive file that you then import into Oracle Cloud Infrastructure.Chapter 1 About the Migration Tooling 1-82 Prepare to Migrate Oracle Integration Classic to Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Before you migrate Oracle Integration Classic instances to Oracle Cloud Infrastructure, plan and prepare for migration.Topics: Integrations and Processes Tasks Visual Builder Tasks Create and Validate Oracle Integration (If Not Using the Application Migration Service) Integrations and Processes Tasks Plan and prepare for Oracle Integration Classic migration to Oracle Cloud Infrastructure.Topics: Plan Your Migration Prepare to Migrate Plan Your Migration Review the following considerations when planning your migration from Oracle Integration Classic to Oracle Integration on Oracle Cloud Infrastructure.Migration considerations: Time sensitive migration: You have a window in which to migrate Oracle Integration Classic instances to an Oracle Integration instance.Contact your customer support representative for details.Side-by-side migration: You pay to run Oracle Integration Classic side-by-side with Oracle Integration.This option is recommended for high traffic Oracle Integration Classic environments running business-critical integrations and processes in which a window to migrate is not feasible.This option enables you to migrate integrations and processes in a phased fashion.How many instances (development, test, and production) do you have.This enables you to determine the number of Oracle Integration instances to provision.Which data centers host the instances.This is important because Oracle Integration may not be available in the same data center regions as your Oracle Integration Classic instances.This means you need to identify other regions in which to run your instances.See https://cloud.oracle.com/data-regions .Migration time line: Understand why and when to migrate to Oracle Integration. |
Topics: Integrations and Processes Tasks Visual Builder Tasks Create and Validate Oracle Integration (If Not Using the Application Migration Service) Integrations and Processes Tasks Plan and prepare for Oracle Integration Classic migration to Oracle Cloud Infrastructure.Topics: Plan Your Migration Prepare to Migrate Plan Your Migration Review the following considerations when planning your migration from Oracle Integration Classic to Oracle Integration on Oracle Cloud Infrastructure.Migration considerations: Time sensitive migration: You have a window in which to migrate Oracle Integration Classic instances to an Oracle Integration instance.Contact your customer support representative for details.Side-by-side migration: You pay to run Oracle Integration Classic side-by-side with Oracle Integration.This option is recommended for high traffic Oracle Integration Classic environments running business-critical integrations and processes in which a window to migrate is not feasible.This option enables you to migrate integrations and processes in a phased fashion.How many instances (development, test, and production) do you have.This enables you to determine the number of Oracle Integration instances to provision.Which data centers host the instances.This is important because Oracle Integration may not be available in the same data center regions as your Oracle Integration Classic instances.This means you need to identify other regions in which to run your instances.See https://cloud.oracle.com/data-regions .Migration time line: Understand why and when to migrate to Oracle Integration.2-1Big bang versus staggered: If you are running business critical integrations, you cannot migrate everything at once. |
Topics: Plan Your Migration Prepare to Migrate Plan Your Migration Review the following considerations when planning your migration from Oracle Integration Classic to Oracle Integration on Oracle Cloud Infrastructure.Migration considerations: Time sensitive migration: You have a window in which to migrate Oracle Integration Classic instances to an Oracle Integration instance.Contact your customer support representative for details.Side-by-side migration: You pay to run Oracle Integration Classic side-by-side with Oracle Integration.This option is recommended for high traffic Oracle Integration Classic environments running business-critical integrations and processes in which a window to migrate is not feasible.This option enables you to migrate integrations and processes in a phased fashion.How many instances (development, test, and production) do you have.This enables you to determine the number of Oracle Integration instances to provision.Which data centers host the instances.This is important because Oracle Integration may not be available in the same data center regions as your Oracle Integration Classic instances.This means you need to identify other regions in which to run your instances.See https://cloud.oracle.com/data-regions .Migration time line: Understand why and when to migrate to Oracle Integration.2-1Big bang versus staggered: If you are running business critical integrations, you cannot migrate everything at once.Create a new Oracle Integration instance for some integrations while continuing to run other instances on Oracle Integration Classic. |
Migration considerations: Time sensitive migration: You have a window in which to migrate Oracle Integration Classic instances to an Oracle Integration instance.Contact your customer support representative for details.Side-by-side migration: You pay to run Oracle Integration Classic side-by-side with Oracle Integration.This option is recommended for high traffic Oracle Integration Classic environments running business-critical integrations and processes in which a window to migrate is not feasible.This option enables you to migrate integrations and processes in a phased fashion.How many instances (development, test, and production) do you have.This enables you to determine the number of Oracle Integration instances to provision.Which data centers host the instances.This is important because Oracle Integration may not be available in the same data center regions as your Oracle Integration Classic instances.This means you need to identify other regions in which to run your instances.See https://cloud.oracle.com/data-regions .Migration time line: Understand why and when to migrate to Oracle Integration.2-1Big bang versus staggered: If you are running business critical integrations, you cannot migrate everything at once.Create a new Oracle Integration instance for some integrations while continuing to run other instances on Oracle Integration Classic.Devise a cut over strategy: Determine the best time for your company to migrate to Oracle Integration. |
Contact your customer support representative for details.Side-by-side migration: You pay to run Oracle Integration Classic side-by-side with Oracle Integration.This option is recommended for high traffic Oracle Integration Classic environments running business-critical integrations and processes in which a window to migrate is not feasible.This option enables you to migrate integrations and processes in a phased fashion.How many instances (development, test, and production) do you have.This enables you to determine the number of Oracle Integration instances to provision.Which data centers host the instances.This is important because Oracle Integration may not be available in the same data center regions as your Oracle Integration Classic instances.This means you need to identify other regions in which to run your instances.See https://cloud.oracle.com/data-regions .Migration time line: Understand why and when to migrate to Oracle Integration.2-1Big bang versus staggered: If you are running business critical integrations, you cannot migrate everything at once.Create a new Oracle Integration instance for some integrations while continuing to run other instances on Oracle Integration Classic.Devise a cut over strategy: Determine the best time for your company to migrate to Oracle Integration.Work out your financial details with the customer sales team. |
Side-by-side migration: You pay to run Oracle Integration Classic side-by-side with Oracle Integration.This option is recommended for high traffic Oracle Integration Classic environments running business-critical integrations and processes in which a window to migrate is not feasible.This option enables you to migrate integrations and processes in a phased fashion.How many instances (development, test, and production) do you have.This enables you to determine the number of Oracle Integration instances to provision.Which data centers host the instances.This is important because Oracle Integration may not be available in the same data center regions as your Oracle Integration Classic instances.This means you need to identify other regions in which to run your instances.See https://cloud.oracle.com/data-regions .Migration time line: Understand why and when to migrate to Oracle Integration.2-1Big bang versus staggered: If you are running business critical integrations, you cannot migrate everything at once.Create a new Oracle Integration instance for some integrations while continuing to run other instances on Oracle Integration Classic.Devise a cut over strategy: Determine the best time for your company to migrate to Oracle Integration.Work out your financial details with the customer sales team.Prepare to Migrate Prepare to migrate your Oracle Integration Classic instances to Oracle Integration. |
This option is recommended for high traffic Oracle Integration Classic environments running business-critical integrations and processes in which a window to migrate is not feasible.This option enables you to migrate integrations and processes in a phased fashion.How many instances (development, test, and production) do you have.This enables you to determine the number of Oracle Integration instances to provision.Which data centers host the instances.This is important because Oracle Integration may not be available in the same data center regions as your Oracle Integration Classic instances.This means you need to identify other regions in which to run your instances.See https://cloud.oracle.com/data-regions .Migration time line: Understand why and when to migrate to Oracle Integration.2-1Big bang versus staggered: If you are running business critical integrations, you cannot migrate everything at once.Create a new Oracle Integration instance for some integrations while continuing to run other instances on Oracle Integration Classic.Devise a cut over strategy: Determine the best time for your company to migrate to Oracle Integration.Work out your financial details with the customer sales team.Prepare to Migrate Prepare to migrate your Oracle Integration Classic instances to Oracle Integration.Review the following options when preparing your migration: Size Oracle Integration Instances Size Processes Allowlist IP Addresses Ensure Your Oracle Integration Classic Version is Correct for Migration with the Application Migration Service Enable Access to the Application Migration Service Size Oracle Integration Instances Size your Oracle Integration instances to determine the number of message packs required for your environment. |
This option enables you to migrate integrations and processes in a phased fashion.How many instances (development, test, and production) do you have.This enables you to determine the number of Oracle Integration instances to provision.Which data centers host the instances.This is important because Oracle Integration may not be available in the same data center regions as your Oracle Integration Classic instances.This means you need to identify other regions in which to run your instances.See https://cloud.oracle.com/data-regions .Migration time line: Understand why and when to migrate to Oracle Integration.2-1Big bang versus staggered: If you are running business critical integrations, you cannot migrate everything at once.Create a new Oracle Integration instance for some integrations while continuing to run other instances on Oracle Integration Classic.Devise a cut over strategy: Determine the best time for your company to migrate to Oracle Integration.Work out your financial details with the customer sales team.Prepare to Migrate Prepare to migrate your Oracle Integration Classic instances to Oracle Integration.Review the following options when preparing your migration: Size Oracle Integration Instances Size Processes Allowlist IP Addresses Ensure Your Oracle Integration Classic Version is Correct for Migration with the Application Migration Service Enable Access to the Application Migration Service Size Oracle Integration Instances Size your Oracle Integration instances to determine the number of message packs required for your environment.The concept of sizing is different between Oracle Integration Classic and Oracle Integration. |
How many instances (development, test, and production) do you have.This enables you to determine the number of Oracle Integration instances to provision.Which data centers host the instances.This is important because Oracle Integration may not be available in the same data center regions as your Oracle Integration Classic instances.This means you need to identify other regions in which to run your instances.See https://cloud.oracle.com/data-regions .Migration time line: Understand why and when to migrate to Oracle Integration.2-1Big bang versus staggered: If you are running business critical integrations, you cannot migrate everything at once.Create a new Oracle Integration instance for some integrations while continuing to run other instances on Oracle Integration Classic.Devise a cut over strategy: Determine the best time for your company to migrate to Oracle Integration.Work out your financial details with the customer sales team.Prepare to Migrate Prepare to migrate your Oracle Integration Classic instances to Oracle Integration.Review the following options when preparing your migration: Size Oracle Integration Instances Size Processes Allowlist IP Addresses Ensure Your Oracle Integration Classic Version is Correct for Migration with the Application Migration Service Enable Access to the Application Migration Service Size Oracle Integration Instances Size your Oracle Integration instances to determine the number of message packs required for your environment.The concept of sizing is different between Oracle Integration Classic and Oracle Integration.Oracle Integration Classic is based on CPUs. |
This enables you to determine the number of Oracle Integration instances to provision.Which data centers host the instances.This is important because Oracle Integration may not be available in the same data center regions as your Oracle Integration Classic instances.This means you need to identify other regions in which to run your instances.See https://cloud.oracle.com/data-regions .Migration time line: Understand why and when to migrate to Oracle Integration.2-1Big bang versus staggered: If you are running business critical integrations, you cannot migrate everything at once.Create a new Oracle Integration instance for some integrations while continuing to run other instances on Oracle Integration Classic.Devise a cut over strategy: Determine the best time for your company to migrate to Oracle Integration.Work out your financial details with the customer sales team.Prepare to Migrate Prepare to migrate your Oracle Integration Classic instances to Oracle Integration.Review the following options when preparing your migration: Size Oracle Integration Instances Size Processes Allowlist IP Addresses Ensure Your Oracle Integration Classic Version is Correct for Migration with the Application Migration Service Enable Access to the Application Migration Service Size Oracle Integration Instances Size your Oracle Integration instances to determine the number of message packs required for your environment.The concept of sizing is different between Oracle Integration Classic and Oracle Integration.Oracle Integration Classic is based on CPUs.Oracle Integration sizing is based on message packs. |
Which data centers host the instances.This is important because Oracle Integration may not be available in the same data center regions as your Oracle Integration Classic instances.This means you need to identify other regions in which to run your instances.See https://cloud.oracle.com/data-regions .Migration time line: Understand why and when to migrate to Oracle Integration.2-1Big bang versus staggered: If you are running business critical integrations, you cannot migrate everything at once.Create a new Oracle Integration instance for some integrations while continuing to run other instances on Oracle Integration Classic.Devise a cut over strategy: Determine the best time for your company to migrate to Oracle Integration.Work out your financial details with the customer sales team.Prepare to Migrate Prepare to migrate your Oracle Integration Classic instances to Oracle Integration.Review the following options when preparing your migration: Size Oracle Integration Instances Size Processes Allowlist IP Addresses Ensure Your Oracle Integration Classic Version is Correct for Migration with the Application Migration Service Enable Access to the Application Migration Service Size Oracle Integration Instances Size your Oracle Integration instances to determine the number of message packs required for your environment.The concept of sizing is different between Oracle Integration Classic and Oracle Integration.Oracle Integration Classic is based on CPUs.Oracle Integration sizing is based on message packs.There is no 1:1 correspondence between the number of CPUs and the number of message packs. |
This is important because Oracle Integration may not be available in the same data center regions as your Oracle Integration Classic instances.This means you need to identify other regions in which to run your instances.See https://cloud.oracle.com/data-regions .Migration time line: Understand why and when to migrate to Oracle Integration.2-1Big bang versus staggered: If you are running business critical integrations, you cannot migrate everything at once.Create a new Oracle Integration instance for some integrations while continuing to run other instances on Oracle Integration Classic.Devise a cut over strategy: Determine the best time for your company to migrate to Oracle Integration.Work out your financial details with the customer sales team.Prepare to Migrate Prepare to migrate your Oracle Integration Classic instances to Oracle Integration.Review the following options when preparing your migration: Size Oracle Integration Instances Size Processes Allowlist IP Addresses Ensure Your Oracle Integration Classic Version is Correct for Migration with the Application Migration Service Enable Access to the Application Migration Service Size Oracle Integration Instances Size your Oracle Integration instances to determine the number of message packs required for your environment.The concept of sizing is different between Oracle Integration Classic and Oracle Integration.Oracle Integration Classic is based on CPUs.Oracle Integration sizing is based on message packs.There is no 1:1 correspondence between the number of CPUs and the number of message packs.Therefore, you must estimate the relationship. |
This means you need to identify other regions in which to run your instances.See https://cloud.oracle.com/data-regions .Migration time line: Understand why and when to migrate to Oracle Integration.2-1Big bang versus staggered: If you are running business critical integrations, you cannot migrate everything at once.Create a new Oracle Integration instance for some integrations while continuing to run other instances on Oracle Integration Classic.Devise a cut over strategy: Determine the best time for your company to migrate to Oracle Integration.Work out your financial details with the customer sales team.Prepare to Migrate Prepare to migrate your Oracle Integration Classic instances to Oracle Integration.Review the following options when preparing your migration: Size Oracle Integration Instances Size Processes Allowlist IP Addresses Ensure Your Oracle Integration Classic Version is Correct for Migration with the Application Migration Service Enable Access to the Application Migration Service Size Oracle Integration Instances Size your Oracle Integration instances to determine the number of message packs required for your environment.The concept of sizing is different between Oracle Integration Classic and Oracle Integration.Oracle Integration Classic is based on CPUs.Oracle Integration sizing is based on message packs.There is no 1:1 correspondence between the number of CPUs and the number of message packs.Therefore, you must estimate the relationship.Follow these sizing best practices to determine the number of message packs needed: Identify the number of Oracle Integration Classic messages by monitoring the Dashboard page. |
See https://cloud.oracle.com/data-regions .Migration time line: Understand why and when to migrate to Oracle Integration.2-1Big bang versus staggered: If you are running business critical integrations, you cannot migrate everything at once.Create a new Oracle Integration instance for some integrations while continuing to run other instances on Oracle Integration Classic.Devise a cut over strategy: Determine the best time for your company to migrate to Oracle Integration.Work out your financial details with the customer sales team.Prepare to Migrate Prepare to migrate your Oracle Integration Classic instances to Oracle Integration.Review the following options when preparing your migration: Size Oracle Integration Instances Size Processes Allowlist IP Addresses Ensure Your Oracle Integration Classic Version is Correct for Migration with the Application Migration Service Enable Access to the Application Migration Service Size Oracle Integration Instances Size your Oracle Integration instances to determine the number of message packs required for your environment.The concept of sizing is different between Oracle Integration Classic and Oracle Integration.Oracle Integration Classic is based on CPUs.Oracle Integration sizing is based on message packs.There is no 1:1 correspondence between the number of CPUs and the number of message packs.Therefore, you must estimate the relationship.Follow these sizing best practices to determine the number of message packs needed: Identify the number of Oracle Integration Classic messages by monitoring the Dashboard page.For example: How many messages were processed over a specific time period (for example, three days). |
Migration time line: Understand why and when to migrate to Oracle Integration.2-1Big bang versus staggered: If you are running business critical integrations, you cannot migrate everything at once.Create a new Oracle Integration instance for some integrations while continuing to run other instances on Oracle Integration Classic.Devise a cut over strategy: Determine the best time for your company to migrate to Oracle Integration.Work out your financial details with the customer sales team.Prepare to Migrate Prepare to migrate your Oracle Integration Classic instances to Oracle Integration.Review the following options when preparing your migration: Size Oracle Integration Instances Size Processes Allowlist IP Addresses Ensure Your Oracle Integration Classic Version is Correct for Migration with the Application Migration Service Enable Access to the Application Migration Service Size Oracle Integration Instances Size your Oracle Integration instances to determine the number of message packs required for your environment.The concept of sizing is different between Oracle Integration Classic and Oracle Integration.Oracle Integration Classic is based on CPUs.Oracle Integration sizing is based on message packs.There is no 1:1 correspondence between the number of CPUs and the number of message packs.Therefore, you must estimate the relationship.Follow these sizing best practices to determine the number of message packs needed: Identify the number of Oracle Integration Classic messages by monitoring the Dashboard page.For example: How many messages were processed over a specific time period (for example, three days).What are the message types being processed (for example, file-based messages or SOAP/REST-based messages). |
2-1Big bang versus staggered: If you are running business critical integrations, you cannot migrate everything at once.Create a new Oracle Integration instance for some integrations while continuing to run other instances on Oracle Integration Classic.Devise a cut over strategy: Determine the best time for your company to migrate to Oracle Integration.Work out your financial details with the customer sales team.Prepare to Migrate Prepare to migrate your Oracle Integration Classic instances to Oracle Integration.Review the following options when preparing your migration: Size Oracle Integration Instances Size Processes Allowlist IP Addresses Ensure Your Oracle Integration Classic Version is Correct for Migration with the Application Migration Service Enable Access to the Application Migration Service Size Oracle Integration Instances Size your Oracle Integration instances to determine the number of message packs required for your environment.The concept of sizing is different between Oracle Integration Classic and Oracle Integration.Oracle Integration Classic is based on CPUs.Oracle Integration sizing is based on message packs.There is no 1:1 correspondence between the number of CPUs and the number of message packs.Therefore, you must estimate the relationship.Follow these sizing best practices to determine the number of message packs needed: Identify the number of Oracle Integration Classic messages by monitoring the Dashboard page.For example: How many messages were processed over a specific time period (for example, three days).What are the message types being processed (for example, file-based messages or SOAP/REST-based messages).For specific questions, contact your customer support representative for advice on sizing. |
Create a new Oracle Integration instance for some integrations while continuing to run other instances on Oracle Integration Classic.Devise a cut over strategy: Determine the best time for your company to migrate to Oracle Integration.Work out your financial details with the customer sales team.Prepare to Migrate Prepare to migrate your Oracle Integration Classic instances to Oracle Integration.Review the following options when preparing your migration: Size Oracle Integration Instances Size Processes Allowlist IP Addresses Ensure Your Oracle Integration Classic Version is Correct for Migration with the Application Migration Service Enable Access to the Application Migration Service Size Oracle Integration Instances Size your Oracle Integration instances to determine the number of message packs required for your environment.The concept of sizing is different between Oracle Integration Classic and Oracle Integration.Oracle Integration Classic is based on CPUs.Oracle Integration sizing is based on message packs.There is no 1:1 correspondence between the number of CPUs and the number of message packs.Therefore, you must estimate the relationship.Follow these sizing best practices to determine the number of message packs needed: Identify the number of Oracle Integration Classic messages by monitoring the Dashboard page.For example: How many messages were processed over a specific time period (for example, three days).What are the message types being processed (for example, file-based messages or SOAP/REST-based messages).For specific questions, contact your customer support representative for advice on sizing.Configure the development environment with different message pack numbers than test and production environments. |
Devise a cut over strategy: Determine the best time for your company to migrate to Oracle Integration.Work out your financial details with the customer sales team.Prepare to Migrate Prepare to migrate your Oracle Integration Classic instances to Oracle Integration.Review the following options when preparing your migration: Size Oracle Integration Instances Size Processes Allowlist IP Addresses Ensure Your Oracle Integration Classic Version is Correct for Migration with the Application Migration Service Enable Access to the Application Migration Service Size Oracle Integration Instances Size your Oracle Integration instances to determine the number of message packs required for your environment.The concept of sizing is different between Oracle Integration Classic and Oracle Integration.Oracle Integration Classic is based on CPUs.Oracle Integration sizing is based on message packs.There is no 1:1 correspondence between the number of CPUs and the number of message packs.Therefore, you must estimate the relationship.Follow these sizing best practices to determine the number of message packs needed: Identify the number of Oracle Integration Classic messages by monitoring the Dashboard page.For example: How many messages were processed over a specific time period (for example, three days).What are the message types being processed (for example, file-based messages or SOAP/REST-based messages).For specific questions, contact your customer support representative for advice on sizing.Configure the development environment with different message pack numbers than test and production environments.For example, it is recommended that you configure development to use a minimal number of message packs because you are not running load or performance tests in that environment. |
Work out your financial details with the customer sales team.Prepare to Migrate Prepare to migrate your Oracle Integration Classic instances to Oracle Integration.Review the following options when preparing your migration: Size Oracle Integration Instances Size Processes Allowlist IP Addresses Ensure Your Oracle Integration Classic Version is Correct for Migration with the Application Migration Service Enable Access to the Application Migration Service Size Oracle Integration Instances Size your Oracle Integration instances to determine the number of message packs required for your environment.The concept of sizing is different between Oracle Integration Classic and Oracle Integration.Oracle Integration Classic is based on CPUs.Oracle Integration sizing is based on message packs.There is no 1:1 correspondence between the number of CPUs and the number of message packs.Therefore, you must estimate the relationship.Follow these sizing best practices to determine the number of message packs needed: Identify the number of Oracle Integration Classic messages by monitoring the Dashboard page.For example: How many messages were processed over a specific time period (for example, three days).What are the message types being processed (for example, file-based messages or SOAP/REST-based messages).For specific questions, contact your customer support representative for advice on sizing.Configure the development environment with different message pack numbers than test and production environments.For example, it is recommended that you configure development to use a minimal number of message packs because you are not running load or performance tests in that environment.Size the test environment similar to the development environment, unless you know that you have regular usages large enough to require more message packs.Chapter 2 Integrations and Processes Tasks 2-2A test environment may only run a fraction of the production environment volume most of the time. |
Prepare to Migrate Prepare to migrate your Oracle Integration Classic instances to Oracle Integration.Review the following options when preparing your migration: Size Oracle Integration Instances Size Processes Allowlist IP Addresses Ensure Your Oracle Integration Classic Version is Correct for Migration with the Application Migration Service Enable Access to the Application Migration Service Size Oracle Integration Instances Size your Oracle Integration instances to determine the number of message packs required for your environment.The concept of sizing is different between Oracle Integration Classic and Oracle Integration.Oracle Integration Classic is based on CPUs.Oracle Integration sizing is based on message packs.There is no 1:1 correspondence between the number of CPUs and the number of message packs.Therefore, you must estimate the relationship.Follow these sizing best practices to determine the number of message packs needed: Identify the number of Oracle Integration Classic messages by monitoring the Dashboard page.For example: How many messages were processed over a specific time period (for example, three days).What are the message types being processed (for example, file-based messages or SOAP/REST-based messages).For specific questions, contact your customer support representative for advice on sizing.Configure the development environment with different message pack numbers than test and production environments.For example, it is recommended that you configure development to use a minimal number of message packs because you are not running load or performance tests in that environment.Size the test environment similar to the development environment, unless you know that you have regular usages large enough to require more message packs.Chapter 2 Integrations and Processes Tasks 2-2A test environment may only run a fraction of the production environment volume most of the time.Typically, a performance test environment would run regular production volumes or more for a short period of time (such as two weeks). |
Review the following options when preparing your migration: Size Oracle Integration Instances Size Processes Allowlist IP Addresses Ensure Your Oracle Integration Classic Version is Correct for Migration with the Application Migration Service Enable Access to the Application Migration Service Size Oracle Integration Instances Size your Oracle Integration instances to determine the number of message packs required for your environment.The concept of sizing is different between Oracle Integration Classic and Oracle Integration.Oracle Integration Classic is based on CPUs.Oracle Integration sizing is based on message packs.There is no 1:1 correspondence between the number of CPUs and the number of message packs.Therefore, you must estimate the relationship.Follow these sizing best practices to determine the number of message packs needed: Identify the number of Oracle Integration Classic messages by monitoring the Dashboard page.For example: How many messages were processed over a specific time period (for example, three days).What are the message types being processed (for example, file-based messages or SOAP/REST-based messages).For specific questions, contact your customer support representative for advice on sizing.Configure the development environment with different message pack numbers than test and production environments.For example, it is recommended that you configure development to use a minimal number of message packs because you are not running load or performance tests in that environment.Size the test environment similar to the development environment, unless you know that you have regular usages large enough to require more message packs.Chapter 2 Integrations and Processes Tasks 2-2A test environment may only run a fraction of the production environment volume most of the time.Typically, a performance test environment would run regular production volumes or more for a short period of time (such as two weeks).Always estimate the number of messages before deciding on the number of message packs to use. |
The concept of sizing is different between Oracle Integration Classic and Oracle Integration.Oracle Integration Classic is based on CPUs.Oracle Integration sizing is based on message packs.There is no 1:1 correspondence between the number of CPUs and the number of message packs.Therefore, you must estimate the relationship.Follow these sizing best practices to determine the number of message packs needed: Identify the number of Oracle Integration Classic messages by monitoring the Dashboard page.For example: How many messages were processed over a specific time period (for example, three days).What are the message types being processed (for example, file-based messages or SOAP/REST-based messages).For specific questions, contact your customer support representative for advice on sizing.Configure the development environment with different message pack numbers than test and production environments.For example, it is recommended that you configure development to use a minimal number of message packs because you are not running load or performance tests in that environment.Size the test environment similar to the development environment, unless you know that you have regular usages large enough to require more message packs.Chapter 2 Integrations and Processes Tasks 2-2A test environment may only run a fraction of the production environment volume most of the time.Typically, a performance test environment would run regular production volumes or more for a short period of time (such as two weeks).Always estimate the number of messages before deciding on the number of message packs to use.Guesstimates are fine. |
Oracle Integration Classic is based on CPUs.Oracle Integration sizing is based on message packs.There is no 1:1 correspondence between the number of CPUs and the number of message packs.Therefore, you must estimate the relationship.Follow these sizing best practices to determine the number of message packs needed: Identify the number of Oracle Integration Classic messages by monitoring the Dashboard page.For example: How many messages were processed over a specific time period (for example, three days).What are the message types being processed (for example, file-based messages or SOAP/REST-based messages).For specific questions, contact your customer support representative for advice on sizing.Configure the development environment with different message pack numbers than test and production environments.For example, it is recommended that you configure development to use a minimal number of message packs because you are not running load or performance tests in that environment.Size the test environment similar to the development environment, unless you know that you have regular usages large enough to require more message packs.Chapter 2 Integrations and Processes Tasks 2-2A test environment may only run a fraction of the production environment volume most of the time.Typically, a performance test environment would run regular production volumes or more for a short period of time (such as two weeks).Always estimate the number of messages before deciding on the number of message packs to use.Guesstimates are fine.The message packs can be increased or decreased, if necessary, from within the Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Console. |
Oracle Integration sizing is based on message packs.There is no 1:1 correspondence between the number of CPUs and the number of message packs.Therefore, you must estimate the relationship.Follow these sizing best practices to determine the number of message packs needed: Identify the number of Oracle Integration Classic messages by monitoring the Dashboard page.For example: How many messages were processed over a specific time period (for example, three days).What are the message types being processed (for example, file-based messages or SOAP/REST-based messages).For specific questions, contact your customer support representative for advice on sizing.Configure the development environment with different message pack numbers than test and production environments.For example, it is recommended that you configure development to use a minimal number of message packs because you are not running load or performance tests in that environment.Size the test environment similar to the development environment, unless you know that you have regular usages large enough to require more message packs.Chapter 2 Integrations and Processes Tasks 2-2A test environment may only run a fraction of the production environment volume most of the time.Typically, a performance test environment would run regular production volumes or more for a short period of time (such as two weeks).Always estimate the number of messages before deciding on the number of message packs to use.Guesstimates are fine.The message packs can be increased or decreased, if necessary, from within the Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Console.Size Processes Determine message packs needed for Processes for your environment, then add that number to those needed for standalone Integrations and other Oracle Integration features. |
There is no 1:1 correspondence between the number of CPUs and the number of message packs.Therefore, you must estimate the relationship.Follow these sizing best practices to determine the number of message packs needed: Identify the number of Oracle Integration Classic messages by monitoring the Dashboard page.For example: How many messages were processed over a specific time period (for example, three days).What are the message types being processed (for example, file-based messages or SOAP/REST-based messages).For specific questions, contact your customer support representative for advice on sizing.Configure the development environment with different message pack numbers than test and production environments.For example, it is recommended that you configure development to use a minimal number of message packs because you are not running load or performance tests in that environment.Size the test environment similar to the development environment, unless you know that you have regular usages large enough to require more message packs.Chapter 2 Integrations and Processes Tasks 2-2A test environment may only run a fraction of the production environment volume most of the time.Typically, a performance test environment would run regular production volumes or more for a short period of time (such as two weeks).Always estimate the number of messages before deciding on the number of message packs to use.Guesstimates are fine.The message packs can be increased or decreased, if necessary, from within the Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Console.Size Processes Determine message packs needed for Processes for your environment, then add that number to those needed for standalone Integrations and other Oracle Integration features.Oracle Integration Process sizing is based on concurrent users, which are converted to message packs, and added to message packs needed for integrations. |
Therefore, you must estimate the relationship.Follow these sizing best practices to determine the number of message packs needed: Identify the number of Oracle Integration Classic messages by monitoring the Dashboard page.For example: How many messages were processed over a specific time period (for example, three days).What are the message types being processed (for example, file-based messages or SOAP/REST-based messages).For specific questions, contact your customer support representative for advice on sizing.Configure the development environment with different message pack numbers than test and production environments.For example, it is recommended that you configure development to use a minimal number of message packs because you are not running load or performance tests in that environment.Size the test environment similar to the development environment, unless you know that you have regular usages large enough to require more message packs.Chapter 2 Integrations and Processes Tasks 2-2A test environment may only run a fraction of the production environment volume most of the time.Typically, a performance test environment would run regular production volumes or more for a short period of time (such as two weeks).Always estimate the number of messages before deciding on the number of message packs to use.Guesstimates are fine.The message packs can be increased or decreased, if necessary, from within the Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Console.Size Processes Determine message packs needed for Processes for your environment, then add that number to those needed for standalone Integrations and other Oracle Integration features.Oracle Integration Process sizing is based on concurrent users, which are converted to message packs, and added to message packs needed for integrations.Each concurrent user (which is a distinct user during that hour) per hour is counted as 400 messages per user. |
Follow these sizing best practices to determine the number of message packs needed: Identify the number of Oracle Integration Classic messages by monitoring the Dashboard page.For example: How many messages were processed over a specific time period (for example, three days).What are the message types being processed (for example, file-based messages or SOAP/REST-based messages).For specific questions, contact your customer support representative for advice on sizing.Configure the development environment with different message pack numbers than test and production environments.For example, it is recommended that you configure development to use a minimal number of message packs because you are not running load or performance tests in that environment.Size the test environment similar to the development environment, unless you know that you have regular usages large enough to require more message packs.Chapter 2 Integrations and Processes Tasks 2-2A test environment may only run a fraction of the production environment volume most of the time.Typically, a performance test environment would run regular production volumes or more for a short period of time (such as two weeks).Always estimate the number of messages before deciding on the number of message packs to use.Guesstimates are fine.The message packs can be increased or decreased, if necessary, from within the Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Console.Size Processes Determine message packs needed for Processes for your environment, then add that number to those needed for standalone Integrations and other Oracle Integration features.Oracle Integration Process sizing is based on concurrent users, which are converted to message packs, and added to message packs needed for integrations.Each concurrent user (which is a distinct user during that hour) per hour is counted as 400 messages per user.This number is added to the integration volume towards the 5,000 messages per hour. |
For example: How many messages were processed over a specific time period (for example, three days).What are the message types being processed (for example, file-based messages or SOAP/REST-based messages).For specific questions, contact your customer support representative for advice on sizing.Configure the development environment with different message pack numbers than test and production environments.For example, it is recommended that you configure development to use a minimal number of message packs because you are not running load or performance tests in that environment.Size the test environment similar to the development environment, unless you know that you have regular usages large enough to require more message packs.Chapter 2 Integrations and Processes Tasks 2-2A test environment may only run a fraction of the production environment volume most of the time.Typically, a performance test environment would run regular production volumes or more for a short period of time (such as two weeks).Always estimate the number of messages before deciding on the number of message packs to use.Guesstimates are fine.The message packs can be increased or decreased, if necessary, from within the Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Console.Size Processes Determine message packs needed for Processes for your environment, then add that number to those needed for standalone Integrations and other Oracle Integration features.Oracle Integration Process sizing is based on concurrent users, which are converted to message packs, and added to message packs needed for integrations.Each concurrent user (which is a distinct user during that hour) per hour is counted as 400 messages per user.This number is added to the integration volume towards the 5,000 messages per hour.If you have 1,000 messages per hour and 10 distinct users, these would count as 1,000 integration messages + (400)*10 users = 5,000, so 1 message pack of 5,000 messages per hour would suffice. |
What are the message types being processed (for example, file-based messages or SOAP/REST-based messages).For specific questions, contact your customer support representative for advice on sizing.Configure the development environment with different message pack numbers than test and production environments.For example, it is recommended that you configure development to use a minimal number of message packs because you are not running load or performance tests in that environment.Size the test environment similar to the development environment, unless you know that you have regular usages large enough to require more message packs.Chapter 2 Integrations and Processes Tasks 2-2A test environment may only run a fraction of the production environment volume most of the time.Typically, a performance test environment would run regular production volumes or more for a short period of time (such as two weeks).Always estimate the number of messages before deciding on the number of message packs to use.Guesstimates are fine.The message packs can be increased or decreased, if necessary, from within the Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Console.Size Processes Determine message packs needed for Processes for your environment, then add that number to those needed for standalone Integrations and other Oracle Integration features.Oracle Integration Process sizing is based on concurrent users, which are converted to message packs, and added to message packs needed for integrations.Each concurrent user (which is a distinct user during that hour) per hour is counted as 400 messages per user.This number is added to the integration volume towards the 5,000 messages per hour.If you have 1,000 messages per hour and 10 distinct users, these would count as 1,000 integration messages + (400)*10 users = 5,000, so 1 message pack of 5,000 messages per hour would suffice.Another way to visualize Process sizing: 5,000 message packs per hour equate to 12.5 distinct concurrent users performing tasks. |
For specific questions, contact your customer support representative for advice on sizing.Configure the development environment with different message pack numbers than test and production environments.For example, it is recommended that you configure development to use a minimal number of message packs because you are not running load or performance tests in that environment.Size the test environment similar to the development environment, unless you know that you have regular usages large enough to require more message packs.Chapter 2 Integrations and Processes Tasks 2-2A test environment may only run a fraction of the production environment volume most of the time.Typically, a performance test environment would run regular production volumes or more for a short period of time (such as two weeks).Always estimate the number of messages before deciding on the number of message packs to use.Guesstimates are fine.The message packs can be increased or decreased, if necessary, from within the Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Console.Size Processes Determine message packs needed for Processes for your environment, then add that number to those needed for standalone Integrations and other Oracle Integration features.Oracle Integration Process sizing is based on concurrent users, which are converted to message packs, and added to message packs needed for integrations.Each concurrent user (which is a distinct user during that hour) per hour is counted as 400 messages per user.This number is added to the integration volume towards the 5,000 messages per hour.If you have 1,000 messages per hour and 10 distinct users, these would count as 1,000 integration messages + (400)*10 users = 5,000, so 1 message pack of 5,000 messages per hour would suffice.Another way to visualize Process sizing: 5,000 message packs per hour equate to 12.5 distinct concurrent users performing tasks.What's counted? |
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