Jay-Rajput/oci_data huggingface dataset:
Exadata Scale Up or Scale Down API Specifications


Use the Exadata Scale Up or Scale Down API to scale up or scale down OCPU for Exadata cluster and databases. This API resources are used to get details, list, create, schedule, and cancel Exadata Scale Up or Scale Down execution. It also has API to get instances for customer and Exadata details for an instance.

The following resources are supported:
List of Executions
Create Execution
Schedule Execution
Cancel Execution
Get Execution Details
Refresh Instance Details
Get Instance Details
Get Instances for a customer
Language
 CLI
SDKs and the CLI
Prerequisites
Create IAM policies
Pretrained Models
Analyzing text
Translating text
Community
Oracle Cloud Infrastructure blog
Cloud infrastructure community forum
Custom Models
Learn about custom models
Create policies
Datasets
Create and train models
Support
Get help and contact Support
Create a service request
Using Data Fix


Learn about the actions you can take on Data fix files using Oracle Managed Cloud Self-Service Platform.

Before Uploading Data Fix Files
Uploading Data Fix Files
Overview of Managing Applications Environments

Applications Environment Management Concepts
Authentication and Authorization
Getting Started with Applications Environment Management
Azure and Oracle Cloud Account Linking Fails (OCI Tenancies Without Identity Domains)


Learn how to resolve failures of linking your Azure account to OCI during OracleDB for Azure onboarding.

If your OCI tenancy does not currently support identity domains, during OracleDB for Azure sign up, if you might encounter the following error:





To confirm whether or not your OCI tenancy supports identity domains, do the following:

Login to the OCI Console using credentials for the tenancy you used with OracleDB for Azure sign up.
Using the navigation menu () navigate to Identity & Security, then click Identity.

Look for a menu listing for Domains under Identity:





If you do not see Domains listed under Identity, your tenancy does not currently support identity domains. To continue with your OracleDB for Azure sign up, create a child tenancy in a region that supports OracleDB for Azure. Then use your new child tenancy to sign up for OracleDB for Azure, as documented in OracleDB for Azure Onboarding Steps.Your child tenancy will be created with identity domain support.

See the following topics for more information on child tenancies:

Organization Management Overview
Creating a New Child Tenancy
Plan


Learn the details service adminstrators must plan for, such as networking, source and target technologies supported, metering and billing, and integrated services, before you can use Oracle Cloud Infrastructure GoldenGate.

Articles in this section:

Before you begin with Oracle Cloud Infrastructure GoldenGate
Supported technologies
OCPU management and billing
Integrated services
Example topologies
Container Registry
 CLI
SDKs and the CLI
Cloud Shell
OracleDB for Azure Onboarding Steps

Account Linking
Subscription Linking
Using Identity Federation in OracleDB for Azure
Use Synthetic Monitoring


You can use Synthetic Monitoring to monitor your application or API endpoint and detect potential availability and performance issues before the end user experiences it.

Synthetic Monitoring enables proactive monitoring that helps developers and operators prevent issues before users are impacted. It provides the ability to run scheduled monitors to ensure application availability. Using Synthetic Monitoring, you can create the following types of monitors, which can be run from various geographical locations called vantage points:

Browser
Scripted Browser
REST
Scripted REST
Network
The Browser and REST monitor types enable the monitoring of a specific URL and the Scripted Browser and Scripted REST monitor types enable you to upload a script, which is a recorded user path that is used to simulate user transactions on the application. The network monitor type can be used to monitor the availability of any network server or host. After creating a monitor, you can use Synthetic Monitoring to collect and view metrics, monitor each monitor run, and view an overview of your monitor runs in a dashboard.
 Note

It's recommended to use non-privileged users of target/monitored applications when running synthetic tests.

Topics:

Set Up Synthetic Monitoring

Monitor Application Performance Using Synthetic Monitoring
Known Issues for Big Data Service

Synchronize Hive Databases Task Fails When Specifying Wildcard Character in Apache Ambari
Restarting Kafka Broker Fails
Spark Job Might Fail With a 401 Error While Trying to Download the Ranger-Spark Policies
Troubleshooting

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Customizing Cloud Guard's Base OCI Configuration


Although Cloud Guard starts working as soon as it's enabled, you should refine the configuration of detectors and responders to better serve the specific needs of your environment.

Before setting up Cloud Guard to monitor any cloud applications outside of OCI, you must configure Cloud Guard for your OCI tenancy:

Define more targets to extend the scope of resources that Cloud Guard monitors. See Managing OCI Targets.
Modify detectors to fine-tune the rules that determine the activities and configurations that Cloud Guard identifies as problems. See Detector Recipe Reference.
Modify responders to fine-tune the actions that Cloud Guard can take to resolve problems. See Managing OCI Responder Recipes.
Define managed lists, to make it easier to define detectors and responders. See Using Managed Lists.
View Cloud Guard settings or disable Cloud Guard. See Managing Cloud Guard Settings.
Extension of Digital Assistants and Skills

Extending Digital Assistants and Skills
Viewing Created Instances


View the list of data catalogs created in your tenancy.

Console
CLI
API
open the navigation menu and click Analytics & AI. Under Data Lake, click Data Catalog.
On the Data Catalogs page, view the list of instances.

You can click a data catalog name to open and use it.

Configuring Data Catalog to Access a Private Network

If a data source you want to harvest  can only be accessed using a private IP, then you must create and attach a private endpoint to your data catalog.

Refining the Data Catalogs List

To view only the instances created within a compartment, select the compartment from the Compartment menu. To filter the list to only display instances with a selected state, use the State menu.
Licensing Information


Learn about the licensing information on third-party products included with Oracle Managed Cloud Self-Service Platform.

Introduction
Third-Party Products Licensing for Oracle Managed Cloud Self-Service Platform
Managing User Credentials

Working with Console Passwords and API Keys
Working with Auth Tokens
Working with Customer Secret Keys
Working with OAuth 2.0 Client Credentials
Working with SMTP Credentials
Working with IAM Database User Names and Passwords
Using the Console
Using the API



For more information click here https://docs.oracle.com/en-us/iaas/Content/Identity/access/managing-user-credentials.htm#forgotpassword
Known Issues for Health Checks


Health Checks has no known issues.
Creating an Agent Dependency for an Environment


Create an agent dependency for a specific environment in Oracle Cloud Migrations.

Console
CLI
API
Open the navigation menu and click Migration & Disaster Recovery. Under Cloud Migrations, click Remote Connections.
On the Source environments page, from the list of environments, select the active environment to which you can add the agent dependency.
On the environment details page, under the Source environment section, click Agent dependencies.
On the Agent dependencies page, click Create agent dependency.
In the Create agent dependency window, perform one of the following options to generate a dependency:
Create agent dependency by selecting from object storage.
Click Select from Object Storage and provide the following information:
Select the compartment where you want to create the agent dependency.
Enter a name.
(Optional) Enter a description for the agent dependency. Avoid entering confidential information.
In the Dependency type field, select VDDK.
In the Select your dependency package from object storage section, select one of the following options:
Import from an object storage bucket : If you select this option, choose a bucket and object name. For example: VDDK library version can be, VMware-vix-disklib-7.0.2-17696664.x86_64.tar.gz.
Import from an object storage URL: If you select this option, provide the URL of the object storage where the agent dependency package exists.
Click Create.

When the agent dependency is getting created, it is in the verifying state.

Create agent dependency from existing agent dependencies.
Click Select from existing agent dependencies and choose from the list of agent dependencies by selecting the compartment in which the source agent dependency exists.
Click Add dependencies.

The Create agent dependency confirmation window appears if you added the dependency successfully.

Click Close and return to the page with a list of agent dependencies.
Create agent dependency by uploading a new dependency package.
Click Upload new dependency package and enter the following information:
Select the compartment where you want to create the agent dependency.
Enter a name.
(Optional) Enter a description for the agent dependency. Avoid entering confidential information.
In the Dependency type field, select VDDK.
In the Upload your dependency package to object storage section, provide the following details:
Select a bucket.
(Optional) Provide the object name prefix to be uploaded.
Select a storage tier.
Add the VDDK library from your local device.
Click Upload.

The new dependency package is uploaded to the object storage.

To create an agent dependency after the package is successfully uploaded, click Create.

(Optional) Add tags to organize your resource. To apply a defined tag, you must have permissions to use the tag namespace. For more information about tagging, see Resource Tags. If you are not sure whether to apply tags, skip this option (you can apply tags later) or ask your administrator.
You can now proceed with asset discovery. See Managing External Asset Discovery.
Database Management for MySQL HeatWave
 provides performance monitoring and diagnostic capabilities, which simplify the detecting of performance issues and ensure a quick resolution of performance bottlenecks. It also provides performance management capabilities to proactively identify the root cause of SQL performance issues. Here are some of the important tasks you can perform using Database Management:

Monitor the key performance and configuration metrics of your fleet of DB systems.
Monitor the metrics and configuration variables of a single DB system.
Use Performance Hub to monitor and troubleshoot SQL performance.
Application Performance Monitoring Metrics

Overview
Prerequisites
Available Metrics: oracle_apm_rum
Available Metrics: oracle_apm_synthetics
Available Metrics: oracle_apm_monitoring for APM Java Agent
Available Metrics: oracle_apm_monitoring for APM Dotnet Agent
Available Metrics: oracle_apm_agent for APM Java Agent
Using the Console
Using the API
Connector Hub Scenarios


Review basic scenarios to help understand the Connector Hub service and generally how the components work together.

Scenario: Sending Metrics to Object Storage

Scenario: Creating Dimensions for a Monitoring Target

Scenario: Alarming on Log Data

Scenario: Sending Log Data to an Autonomous Database

Scenario: Archiving Logs to Object Storage

Scenario: Analyzing Logs

Scenario: Sending Streaming Data to Logging Analytics
CEMLI and Data Fix File Header Format


Learn the correct format for CEMLI file headers.

When inserting a header into a CEMLI file, ensure that the header uses the following format:

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$Header: <file name> <version> <date> [<time>] <coder name> $


where:

<file name> is the CEMLI file name.

<version> is the CEMLI file version number.

<date> is the date when the CEMLI file was last changed, in one of the following formats - MM/DD/YYYY or YYYY/MM/DD, where MM is the month, DD is the day, and YYYY is the year.

<time> (optional) is the time at which the CEMLI file was last changed, in the format HH:MM, where HH is the hour and MM is the minute.

<developer name> is the name of the CEMLI file developer, with no spaces or blank characters.

For example:

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$Header: XXAKDAPREG.fmb 115.3 2006/05/08 15:46 matery $


When including the header in SQL scripts, shell scripts, and other text files, use REM, # or similar comment syntax, for example:

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REM %Header XXGERTTLS.sql 115.23.2 07/14/2008 joe Exp $
# $Header: XXREP.ldt 115.30 2009/08/24 13:32:38 mondev $


If your CEMLI file is a form, which has the extension .fmb, include the header using the FDRCSID function call in the When-New-Form-Instance Trigger.

If the file is a library, with extension .pll, include the header when using the FDRCSID function call in a program unit. For example:

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FDRCSID('$Header: XXPPSND.fmb 120.6.120.3 2008/08/01 09:42 joe ship$')


For reports, with extension .rdf, include the header in the comment field property of the report module.
Examples, Templates, and Solutions

Example Configurations
Templates
Architecture Center
Troubleshooting Retention Rules


This topic provides troubleshooting solutions for issues you might encounter using retention rules.



For more information click here https://docs.oracle.com/en-us/iaas/Content/Object/Troubleshooting/usingretentionrules_topic-Troubleshooting_Retention_Rules.htm#TroubleshootRetention
Exporting the Data


Export the region-level capacity and consumption data from the Console in CSV (comma separated value) format for further analysis in Microsoft Excel or other tools.

Open the navigation menu, click Governance and Administration, and then click Control Center.
 Note

By default, the Region Details for Compute page appears. If the Regions Details page doesn't display any information, select a different compartment from the Compartment list on the left side of the page.
On the Regions Details page, from the left pane, select the resource for which you want to export the data. For example, Compute.
On the region details page for the selected resource, navigate to the relevant tab, and click Export. For example, on the Region Details for Compute page, click Standard Intel, and then click Export.
In the Export Confirmation dialog box, click Confirm.
The download of the historical and tenancy level usage data of the selected resource begins.
In the Download as CSV dialog box, when the download completes, click Close.
You can view the report in CSV format in your specified folder.
Media Flow
 Jobs
Events
Logs
Working with Listings

Pricing for Listings
Required IAM Policy
Language Policies

Required IAM Policy
Example Policies
Load Balancer Metrics

Available Metrics: oci_lbaas
Oracle Cloud Security Responses to Vulnerabilities


Read about Oracle's response to certain security vulnerabilities, and any recommended actions for customers to take.

Oracle Cloud Security Response to Intel L1TF Vulnerabilities
Oracle Cloud Security Response to Intel Microarchitectural Data Sampling (MDS) Vulnerabilities
Critical Patch Updates, Security Alerts and Bulletins for all Oracle products
Data Catalog Tutorials
 show you how to complete tasks with step-by-step instructions.

Get Started with Data Catalog
Get Started with Data Catalog
Harvest from Data Sources
Harvesting from Oracle Object Storage
Harvest from Autonomous Databases with Private Access
Harvest On-Premises Data Sources
Harvest Oracle Database Hosted in OCI Public Subnet Using Private Endpoint
Receive Notifications for Data Catalog Events
Receive Notifications for Data Catalog Harvest Events
Enrich Metadata
Enrich Metadata Using Custom Properties
Known Issues for Compartment Quotas


Compartment Quotas has no known issues.
Known Issues for Events


Events has no known issues.
Managing Private Templates

Required IAM Policy
Troubleshooting Document Understanding


Use troubleshooting information to identify and address common issues that can occur while working with Document Understanding.

Pretrained Models
Custom Models
Oracle Developer Tools for Visual Studio

Requirements
Contact Us
Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Free Tier

Free Trial
Getting Started
When Your Trial Period Ends
Upgrading to a Paid Account
Creating a Data Asset


Create a data asset to register the data source you want to harvest with Data Catalog.

To create a data asset, you need to specify data source details required to register your data source. The details differ depending on the data source that you use to create your data asset. Then, you add a connection for the data asset.

Console
CLI
API
On the Data Catalogs page, click the instance for which you want to create a data asset.
On the Home tab, click Data Assets.
On the Data assets page, click Create data asset.
In the Create data asset panel, provide the following details:
Enter a name and description. Adding a description is optional. Avoid entering confidential information. You can't use the following special characters in the name:

& < > " ' / \ = ;

Type: Select the type of data source. For example, Oracle Database. The fields that appear vary depending on the data source type that you select. For more information, see Data Asset Properties for Data Sources.
Click Create.
After registering a data source as a data asset in your data catalog, create a connection to your data asset so that it can be harvested. See Adding Connections.



For more information click here https://docs.oracle.com/en-us/iaas/Content/anomaly/using/data-asset-create.htm#da-create
Using Data Flow Parameters

About Expression Parameters
About System Parameters
About Parameters in Data Entity Names
About the Parameters Panel
Adding a Parameter
Viewing System and User-Defined Parameters
Assigning a Parameter
Editing a Parameter
Removing a Parameter
Deleting a Parameter
Adding an Expression Parameter
Editing an Expression Parameter
Managing Users

Required IAM Policy
Tagging Resources
Working with Users
About User Capabilities
Enabling Multifactor Authentication for a User
Signing In to the Console
Tracking Recent Sign-in Activity
Linking a User to a My Oracle Support Account
Unblocking a User After Unsuccessful Sign-in Attempts
Deleting a User
Limits on Users
Using the Console
Using the API



For more information click here https://docs.oracle.com/en-us/iaas/Content/Identity/users/about-managing-users.htm#overview
FastConnect Requirements

Before Getting Started: Learn and Plan
General Requirements
Hardware and Routing Requirements
Required IAM Policy
Identifiers for Your FastConnect Resources
What's Next?
Securing Compute Cloud@Customer

Main Security Areas
Managing Linux Packages

About Linux Updates in OS Management
About Ksplice Updates in OS Management
Searching for Packages
To search for packages
Installing Packages on a Managed Instance
To install packages on a managed instance
To install specific versions of packages on a managed instance
To install all security updates on a managed instance
To install all available updates on a managed instance
Installing Packages on a Managed Instance Group
To install package updates on a managed instance group
To install all available package updates on a managed instance group
Removing Packages
To remove packages from a managed instance
To remove packages from a managed instance group
Using the API
Using Object Versioning

About Object Versioning
Required IAM Policies
Scope and Constraints
Interaction Between Versioning and Other Object Storage Features
Troubleshooting Versioning
Known Issues


Language has no known issues.



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Editing a Resource Setting


Edit a resource setting in Managed Access.

Console
CLI
API
Open the navigation menu and click Identity & Security on the main menu, and then click Managed Access.
Click Resource settings.
Click the Actions menu for the resource that you want to edit a setting for.
Click Edit, and then update the setting.
Click Save.
Oracle Autonomous Linux

Managing Autonomous Linux Settings
Understanding Autonomous Linux Events
Related Content

OS Management API Reference

OS Management CLI Reference
Using Retention Rules to Preserve Data

About Object Storage Data Retention
Required IAM Policies
Scope and Constraints
Interaction Between Retention and Other Object Storage Features
Troubleshooting Retention Rules
Prepare to Migrate Applications

Before You Begin
Application Migration Considerations
Select Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Shape
Design the Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Network
Amazon S3 Compatibility API
 Support
SSE-C Support
Support for Encryption Using Your Own Keys in Vault
Supported Amazon S3 Clients
Creating a Basic Query


Select the minimum required query configuration on the Metrics Explorer page in the Console to view a custom metric chart.

 Note

To start with a predefined service query, see Viewing and Updating the Query for a Default Metric Chart.
Open the navigation menu and click Observability & Management. Under Monitoring, click Metrics Explorer.
From the Console header, select the region that contains the metric data that you want.
For more information about regions, see Understand Regions and Working Across Regions.
In the query area under the chart, select values for Metric namespace and a Metric name, which are the minimum required values needed to view a metric chart.
If you don't see the query area, click Edit queries.
Click Update Chart.
The chart shows metric data for the selected metric namespace and metric name, using default values for interval and statistic.
To change the metric chart, update the query values and then click Update Chart again.
For reference, see Creating a Query.

For information about directly editing MQL expressions or changing queries by using the CLI or API, see Editing the MQL Expression for a Query.

For query troubleshooting, see Troubleshooting Queries.
Known Issues for Cache with Redis

EVAL error occurs
Planning an Environment Family

Selecting Applications to Include in an Environment Family
Choosing a Region for an Environment Family
Choosing a Compartment
Understanding Environment Maintenance