Jay-Rajput/oci_data huggingface dataset:
Change Management
 Plan	Examples
Considerations	

Company priorities and goals

Organizational culture and history

Internal buy-in

Business and technology joint initiative

Difficulties and barriers to change

How success is measured

Return on investment assessment (expected business outcomes)


Success metrics	

Cost

Development

Speed

Agility

Other key performance indicators (KPIs) that you identified in the business strategy pillar


Change implementation approach	

Transformational approach

Blueprints to drive transformation

Motivation of employees to embrace change

Setting up employees for success

Opportunities for employee growth

Building a supportive environment for learning

Identifying and creating change champions and evangelists


Documenting the change	

Project plan

Ideal scenario

Changes of role for IT and the business

IT organization structure

New job roles and descriptions
Transition process from old to new IT organization
Clearly defined new set of responsibilities
Training plan
Definitions for DevOps and DevSecOps
Rethinking of processes and flows

Formalized responsibility model, including vendors


Communication	

Communication plan

Communication channels (example: Senior exec all hands, newsletters)

Key messages: Business plan, reasons for the change, benefits to the employees and their roles in the transformation

High-impact, measurable, and short-term initial project ("lighthouse project")

Spreading the work

User engagement

Set expectations and communicate project timelines

Regular employee updates and recognition of employees


Formalized strategy	

Scope of transformation

Speed of adoption

Business critical functionality

Short-term strategy compared with long-term strategy:

Migration to the cloud
Cloud native development
Cloud-first approach

Platform strategy:

Hybrid: On-premises cloud, single cloud, multicloud

Vendor evaluation:

Cost
Capability
Services
Avoiding lock-in strategy

Business outcomes	

Cloud enablement in relation to success

Adoption benefits and advantages

Business performance
Oracle-Provided Templates

Quickstarts Templates
Architecture Templates
Service Templates
Troubleshooting Classic Migration

Stack Creation Failed
Unable to Access the Domain
Missing Integrations in Target Instance
Using Reports


Learn how to use the Reports tab to search CEMLI data and export such data to Excel.

The following topics are covered in this chapter:

Working with Reports
Generating Reports for Uploaded Files
Generating Reports for Patches
Generating Reports for Change Requests



For more information click here https://docs.oracle.com/en-us/iaas/Content/managed-cloud-self-service/mgdcloudss_using_reports.htm
Policy Details for Console Dashboards

Resource-Types
Supported Variables
Details for Verb + Resource-Type Combinations
Permissions Required for Each API Operation
Compute NVMe Performance

Testing Methodology
Performance Benchmarks
Frequently Asked Questions
Creating a Budget Alert Rule


Create an alert rule for a budget in Billing and Cost Management.

Console
CLI
API
Open the navigation menu and click Billing & Cost Management. Under Cost Management, click Budgets.
On the Budgets page, select the budget scope, if necessary.
Click the name of the budget that you want to create an alert for.
On the budget details page, in the Budget Alert Rules section, click Create Budget Alert Rule.
In the Create Budget Alert Rule dialog box, configure the alert rule:
For Threshold Metric, select a threshold for the alert:

Actual Spend watches the actual amount you spent in the compartment per month.

Forecast Spend watches resource usage and alerts you when it appears that the budget will be exceeded.

The forecast algorithm is of linear extrapolation and the formula is as follows:

(Actual Spend / Days processed from the start of the budget period) * Days of the budget period

The forecast algorithm requires at least three days of consumption to trigger, and the forecast spend is evaluated hourly.

Select an option for Threshold Type:
Percentage of Budget: A percentage of the monthly budget, which must be greater than 0 but no greater than 10,000.
Absolute Amount: A fixed amount.

The label of the next text field changes depending on which option you select.

Enter a value for either Threshold % or Threshold Amount.
Optionally, in the Email Recipients field, enter one or more email addresses to receive the alerts. Separate multiple addresses by using a comma, semicolon, space, tab, or new line.
Optionally, enter the body of the email alert in the Email Message field. The text of the email message can't exceed 1,000 characters. This message is included with metadata about the budget, including the budget name, the compartment, and the amount of the monthly budget. You can use this message, for example, to provide instructions to the recipient, that explain how to request a budget increase or to remind users about corporate policies.
Click Create.

The alert rule appears in the list of Budget Alert Rules.
Oracle Enterprise Landing Zone v1 - Lite Implementation

Prerequisites
How to Deploy
Managing Your Landing Zone
Destroying the Stack
Next Steps
Getting Support for Questions


At Oracle Cloud Marketplace, the customer comes first. We want to make your online shopping experience as pleasant and enjoyable as possible. Never hesitate to contact us if you have any questions or concerns about Oracle Cloud, our cloud products, or our registered and approved providers.

Online chat: To start an online chat with an Oracle Support representative, click Chat Now  located on any marketplace page. If a representative isn’t available, be sure to enter your questions. We’ll get back to you with answers.
Phone, experts, feedback, and forums: If you prefer to talk with us on the phone, get professional advice from support, provide feedback, or peruse the forums, then click Contact Us  located on any Oracle Cloud Marketplace page. You can:

Call Oracle Direct at the specified toll-free number or click Global Contacts to look up contact information for Oracle offices around the world.

Link to the My Oracle Support website, sign in, and get help from the experts in Oracle Technical Support.

Use the feedback form to send us comments about Oracle Cloud Marketplace, let us know what apps and services you need, and tell us how we can improve your marketplace experience.

Link to the discussion forums where you can post a message, start a new thread, or search the current discussions for answers. Oracle product managers, support, development, and operations team members respond to threads on the forum.

Start an online chat with an Oracle Support representative. This option is the same as clicking Chat Now .
Online help, documentation, and videos: To view the online help, print the user documentation, or watch introductory videos, click Resources at the top of the page.
My Oracle Support: To raise a support request with issues specific to Oracle Cloud Marketplace, contact My Oracle Support.
Go to https://support.oracle.com.
In the Sign In pane, select Cloud Support as the portal, and then click Sign In.
On the Dashboard page, click Create Technical Service Request.

The Create Service Request wizard appears.

In the Where is the Problem? section, click the Cloud tab.
In the Service Type field, select Oracle Cloud Infrastructure.
In the Choose Problem Type drop-down list, select 30. Marketplace and then select a sub-category.
Follow the prompts in the wizard to complete the service request.
Manage Disaster Recovery Plans


Full Stack DR automates the generation of Disaster Recovery (DR) plans that are used to perform disaster recovery operations. DR plans can be switchover plan or failover plans.

Overview of Disaster Recovery Plans
A Disaster Recovery (DR) plan is an automated DR workflow (a DR runbook) created by Full Stack DR to perform disaster recovery for all the resources in the primary DR protection group.
Types of Disaster Recovery Plans
Full Stack DR provides the ability to create the following different types of Disaster Recovery (DR) plans.
Create a Disaster Recovery Plan
You can create Disaster Recovery (DR) plans only in a DR protection group that is associated and has a standby role.
View a Disaster Recovery Plan
You can view a Disaster Recovery (DR) plan in the Plans section to check details of an existing plan.
Modify a Disaster Recovery Plan
You can modify a Disaster Recovery (DR) plan to rename a DR plan, edit plan group attributes, and edit attributes of steps in a plan group.
Delete a Disaster Recovery Plan
Learn how to delete a Disaster Recovery (DR) Plan.
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Learn About Oracle Cloud Basics

Learn OCI Concepts
Registering an Instance

Before You Begin
1. Add Registration Profile to the Instance
2. Install the Management Agent
3. Set Up the Management Agent
4. Verify Instance Registration and Details
What's Next
Getting Started with DevOps

Prerequisites
Creating an Auth Token
Build Source Integration
Generating an App Password for Bitbucket Cloud
Storing PAT in Vault
Using the DevOps Service
Managing Identity Domains

Information for Existing IAM and IDCS Administrators
Required Policy or Role
OS Management Policy Reference

Details for the OS Management Service
About Permissions for Managed Instances
About Permissions for Software Sources
About Permissions for Autonomous Linux
Compartment Considerations
Aggregate Resource-Type
Individual Resource-Types
Supported Variables
Details for Verb and Resource-Type Combinations
Permissions Required for Each API Operation
Finding a Listing


Search for listings to find what you want to deploy.

Console
CLI
API
Open the navigation menu and click Marketplace. Under Marketplace, click All Applications.
On the right pane, in the search bar, provide a search string and press Enter.
 Note

If you provide a listing ID, it must contain the full, exact listing ID to match. Marketplace supports partial matching for other listing search types.

Marketplace displays all the current listings that contain the search string in either the name, listing ID, application category, or publisher name. To refine the results, you can filter them.
Copying Objects

Required IAM Policies
Copy Object Work Requests
Copy Object Overwrite Rules
Scope and Constraints
Data Catalog Metrics

Overview
Prerequisites
Available Metrics
Using Packager


Learn how to use the Packager option, the core tool in Oracle Automated CEMLI Execution (ACE).

The following topics are covered in this chapter:

About Packager
Requirements
How to Use Packager
Setting Up Packager
Working with CEMLI Files
Building Custom Patches
Scheduling Custom Patches for Deployment



For more information click here https://docs.oracle.com/en-us/iaas/Content/managed-cloud-self-service/mgdcloudss_using_packager.htm
Using Pretrained Models


You can use Document Understanding from the Console, the CLI, or API to analyze documents.

Document Understanding provides pretrained models for customers to extract insights about their images and documents without needing Data Scientists.

You need the following before using a pretrained model:

A paid tenancy account in Oracle Cloud Infrastructure.

Familiarity with Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Object Storage to load data to.

Policies set up to use Document Understanding and Object Storage. More information on policies is in the About Document Understanding Policies section.
Console
CLI
API

To use a pretrained model in the Console, follow these steps:

On the Document Understanding page, under Pretrained Models on the leftmost navigation menu, select the model you want to use (for example, Text Detection). This invokes the analyzeDocument API after the document is provided.
Select the document source, one of Demo files, Local files, or Object storage.
If in step 2, you selected Local file, or Object storage, you’re prompted for the output location:
Select the Compartment.
Select the Output object storage location.
If wanted, add a prefix.
Click Submit.
When you select the file, the model then runs.
If in step 2, you selected Local file, drag the file to Upload Image, click select one... to pick a file from the file system.
When you select the file, the model then runs.
Firewalls

Network Firewall Tasks
Cost and Usage Reports Overview

How Cost Reports Work
Cost Report Schema
How Usage Reports Work
Usage Report Schema
Accessing Cost and Usage Reports
Required IAM Policy
Authentication and Authorization
Database Management for Exadata Infrastructure
:

Discover the Exadata Infrastructure on premises and add connections to the associated storage servers.
Monitor the key performance and configuration metrics of the Exadata Infrastructure resources at the fleet level and at the single Exadata Infrastructure resource level.
Monitor the performance and status of the storage server grid and the storage servers.
Scheduled Reports Overview

Required IAM Policy
Running a Media Flow Job


Run an asynchronous Media Flow job using the Console, CLI, or API.

 Note

A Media Flow job can't run beyond 24 hours.
Console
CLI
API

Open the navigation menu and click Analytics & AI. Under Media Services, click Media Flow.
On the Media Workflows list page, select the compartment containing the media workflow for which you want to run a job.
Click the name of the media workflow for which you want to run a job.
On the Media Workflow details page, click Run Job.
appears.
In the Run Job panel, provide the following details:
In the Select file from Object Store section, select the bucket and the object from the respective fields.
In the Select save location section, select the bucket where you want to save the job, and specify a prefix to the job output folder and file.
Enter a name for the job. If you don’t specify a name, the default name is assigned. You can change the name as required.
(Optional) Click Show advanced options. The Tagging options appear where you can apply tags to the resource. For more information about using tagging with a Media Flow job, see Tagging a Media Flow Job. For general information about tagging, see Tagging Overview.
Click Run Job.

After the service accepts the job, you can view the stages task by task. You can also view the JSON. For details, see Viewing the Media Flow Job JSON Modal.

On the Media Workflow details page, under the Resources menu, the Jobs section, lists all the jobs in the workflow.
Overview of Oracle Integration Generation 2


Oracle Integration is a fully managed, preconfigured environment that gives you the power to integrate your cloud and on-premises applications, automate business processes, gain insight into your business processes, develop visual applications, use an SFTP-compliant file server to store and retrieve files, and exchange business documents with a B2B trading partner.

With Oracle Integration, you can:

Design integrations to monitor and manage connections between your applications, selecting from our portfolio of hundreds of prebuilt adapters and recipes to connect with Oracle and third-party applications.

Create process applications to automate and manage your business work flows, whether structured or dynamic.

Model and extract meaningful metrics for your business processes to achieve real-time visibility and react quickly to changing demands.

Develop visual applications using the embedded Visual Builder feature.

Store and retrieve files in Oracle Integration using the embedded SFTP-compliant file server.

Create integrations that use B2B e-commerce to extend business processes to reach trading partners.

Oracle Integration is available in two editions: standard or enterprise. See Oracle Integration Editions.

Oracle SaaS customers can use Oracle Integration for SaaS, which gives you the features and benefits of Oracle Integration with a focus on SaaS. See Oracle Integration for Oracle SaaS.
Working with Big Data Service Components


You can work with Hadoop components in Big Data Service clusters using either Apache Ambari or Cloudera Manager.

Use Apache Ambari if you created your Big Data Service cluster with Oracle Distribution including Apache Hadoop (ODH).
Use Cloudera Manager if you created your Big Data Service cluster with Cloudera Distribution including Hadoop (CDH).

The Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Load Balancer service provides automated traffic distribution from one entry point to multiple backend servers. You can use a load balancer with Big Data Service to provide the entry point for accessing services such as Apache Ambari, Cloudera Manager, Hue, and Big Data Studio (the Big Data Service notebook application). You can use it for both the CDH and ODH Big Data Service clusters.
Container Registry Concepts

Images
Repositories
Terminology Summary
VCN and Subnet Management


Describes how to create and manage VCNs that can be used to provide traffic flow to and from resources such as compute instances.

For the purposes of management access control, you must specify the compartment where you want the VCN to reside. Consult an administrator in your organization if you're not sure which compartment to use. For information about compartments and access control, see Managing Compartments.

The following management actions are available for VCNs and subnets:

Creating a VCN
Listing VCNs
Getting a VCN's Details
Updating a VCN
Adding IP Address Ranges to a VCN
Changing a VCN's IPv4 CIDR blocks
Removing an IPv4 CIDR Block or IPv6 Prefix from a VCN
Tagging a VCN
Moving a VCN Between Compartments
Deleting a VCN
Creating a Subnet
Listing Subnets
Getting a Subnet's Details
Editing a Subnet
Adding an IPv6 Prefix to a Subnet
Removing an IPv6 Prefix from a Subnet
Moving a Subnet to a Different Compartment
Tagging a Subnet
Deleting a Subnet
Scenario: Creating Dimensions for a Monitoring Target

Required IAM Policy
Goal
Setting Up This Scenario
Using the Console
Using the CLI
Using the API
Known Issues for Data Transfer


Data Transfer has no known issues.
Dynamic Performance Scaling

Performance Based Dynamic Scaling
Detached Volume Performance Autotuning
Required IAM Policy
Using the Console
Using the CLI
Using the API
Launching and Exporting Roving Edge Exportability Listings


Learn about transferring workloads launched from the Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI) Marketplace to the Oracle Roving Edge Devices (RED).

Oracle Roving Edge Infrastructure is a cloud-integrated service and an extension of your OCI tenancy. It uses the fundamental OCI services to generate and consume data regardless of network connectivity. RED is the key component in Oracle Roving Edge Infrastructure that delivers cloud computing and storage services at the edge of networks and in disconnected locations. You request to have virtual machines and objects from your tenancy loaded onto an RED by creating and configuring a Node or Cluster resource in OCI. For more information, see Roving Edge Infrastructure.

The Roving Edge Exportability feature is a Marketplace extension for Roving Edge customers to transfer workloads launched from the OCI Marketplace to the REDs. This feature allows you to:

Launch instances from Rover Edge compatible listings and create custom images.

Export the custom images to REDs.
Creating a Distribution Channel


Create a distribution channel to distribute streamed content in Media Streams.

Console
CLI
API
Open the navigation menu and click Analytics & AI. Under Media Services, click Media Streams.
Select the compartment to create the distribution channel in.
Click Create Distribution Channel.
In the Create Distribution Channel panel, enter a name to uniquely identify the channel. You can edit the name later.
You can't use the following special characters in the name: & < > " ' / \ = ;
Select the CDN for the distribution channel from the list.
To stream content from OCI Object Store, select OCI Edge.
If you're using Akamai for content streaming, select Akamai.
If you selected Akamai, enter the following information:
Edge hostname: The host name of the CDN edge server used for building CDN URLs.
Edge path prefix: The path to prepend when building CDN URLs.
Edge auth token: Select if the token authentication must be used at the CDN edge.
Edge token key: The encryption key to use for edge token authentication.
Edge token salt: The salt to use when encrypting authentication token.
Authentication secret key: The shared secret key for precise key rotation.
Authentication secret key nonce: The Nonce identifier for originAuthSecretKey (used to determine the key for signing).
(Optional) To apply tags to the distribution channel, click Show advanced options.
Tagging is a metadata system that lets you organize and track the resources in your tenancy. If you have permissions to create a resource, you also have permissions to add free-form tags to it. To apply a defined tag, you must have permissions to use the tag namespace. For more information about using tagging with a distribution channel, see Tagging a Distribution Channel. For general information about tagging, see Resource Tags and Tagging Overview.
Click Create.

The distribution channel is created. You can view it in the Distribution Channels page.
Managing API Gateways and Resources


Find out how to manage API gateways and other related resources with API Gateway.

Read about how to use the API Gateway service to manage API gateways and other related resources:

Listing API Gateways and API Deployments
Updating API Gateways and API Deployments
Moving API Gateways and API Deployments Between Compartments
Deleting API Gateways and API Deployments
Known Issues for Notifications


Notifications has no known issues.
Scenarios


Review a few basic scenarios to understand the Notifications service and generally how the components work together.

Scenario A: Automatically Resizing VMs

Scenario B: Sending Alarm Messages to Slack and SMS

Scenario C: Filing Jira Tickets for Reminders

Setting Up Contextual Notifications for an Instance
Limits
 for Document Understanding
Limit	Limit Value
Accepted File Formats	JPEG, PNG, PDF, and TIFF
Maximum File Size	500 MB per document
Maximum Document Count (Inline Input)	Single request of five pages or fewer, and of no more than 8 MB in size.
Maximum Document Count (Object Storage Input)	
2,000 pages per document
Each job can have 2,000 documents or fewer, or 500 KB or less in the body of the request

Minimum Resolution	32 x 32 pixels
Maximum Resolution	10,000 x 10,000 pixels
Text Alignment	Text can be text aligned horizontally within the document. Vertical text alignment within the document isn’t supported.
Languages	OCR supports English.
Character Size	The minimum height for text to be detected is 15 pixels. At 150 DPI, the height is the same as eight-point font.
Character Type	Handwritten character and printed character recognition are supported.
Characters	
a - z
A - Z
0–9
% } + ~ ^ = * ; ÷ _ ( € < , " @ # ¤ £ ¢ / § ? ] . ¥ > ₹ - ® ` ! © & $ \ ' { \\ [ | ) :

Maximum Number of Asynchronous Jobs in Pending State Allowed in a Tenancy	200
Maximum Number of Asynchronous Transactions Allowed per Minute in a Tenancy	300
Maximum number of projects in a tenancy	25
Maximum number of models in a tenancy	25
Minimum number of labeled documents for each label of a custom model	

5 (custom key value extraction)

10 (custom document classification)
Analyze SQL
 Performance
Management Features in the OracleDB for Azure Portal

Manage OracleDB for Azure Subscriptions
Check Your OracleDB for Azure Billing
Oracle EU Sovereign Cloud

Regions
Console Sign-in URLs
API Reference and Endpoints
SMTP Authentication and Connection Endpoints
SPF Record Syntax