Jay-Rajput/oci_data huggingface dataset:
Exadata Cloud Infrastructure
 (ExaDB-D) Technical Architecture
Using Admission Controllers


Find out about using Kubernetes admission controllers with Container Engine for Kubernetes (OKE).

Read about how to use Container Engine for Kubernetes with Kubernetes admission controllers:

Supported Admission Controllers
Using Pod Security Policies with Container Engine for Kubernetes
SQL Endpoints

Deleting a SQL Endpoint
Manage Oracle Integration 3 Instances


Oracle manages instances, including performing database management, upgrading instances to the next version, installing patches, and more. You can perform these management tasks in Oracle Integration.

Topics:

Obtain the Inbound and Outbound IP Addresses of the Oracle Integration Instance
Enable Announcements for Oracle Integration
Choose Your Update Window
Manage Integrations and Errors
Upload an SSL Certificate
Set Instance Quotas on Compartments
Connect to Private Resources
Restrict Access to an Instance
Configure Email Authentication Settings for SPF and DKIM
Capture the Activity Stream of Integrations in the Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Console
Preserve Your Instance Data
Monitor Oracle Integration 3 Instances
IAM Identity Domains Application Catalog


The identity domains Application Catalog in IAM contains pre-built integrations with major cloud services, such as Amazon Web Services and Google Suite that makes integrating with them simple and convenient.

Overview

The Application Catalog is a collection of partially configured application templates that Oracle creates and maintains for you. You can use the templates to define the application, configure Single Sign-On, and enable and configure provisioning and synchronization. The Application Catalog templates allow you to onboard applications quickly and securely.

Application templates simplify adding a new application by prepopulating all common attributes and values so that you just have to enter your tenant specific details. When new app templates become available, and identity domain is upgraded in the data centers where Oracle Cloud services are hosted. You don’t need to request an upgrade to be able to access the new application templates—they come to you automatically.

Each support document in the Application Catalog describes how to configure an identity domain to provide Single Sign-On (SSO) for an application using SAML. An application support document typically includes the following sections:

Before You Begin lists the permissions that you must have or the preparation tasks that you must complete to perform the procedures listed in the document.

Configuring the App in Identity Domains details the steps that you perform to register and activate the app, and then to assign users to the app. If applicable, steps to configure provisioning and synchronization are also included in this section.

Configuring SSO for the Application details the steps that you perform to enable SSO/SLO for the app.

Verifying the Integration details verification steps that you can perform to ensure that the SSO/SLO integration works from both the Identity Provider and the Service Provider.

List of Application Catalog Instructions

This section provides a list of the Application Catalog instructions.

Google Workspace Authoritative Sync: Configure Google Workspace for Authoritative Sync with identity domains in IAM.
Oracle Identity Domains: Configure identity domain integration with other identity domains in IAM.
Amazon Web Services Cognito: Configure OCI IAM with identity domains to integrate with Amazon Web Services (AWS) Cognito.
Overview of Oracle Content Management

Access Oracle Content Management
Understand Roles
Manage Assets
Collaborate on Documents
Build Sites
Integrate and Extend Oracle Content Management
Get Started
Migrate to Oracle Cloud Infrastructure
Preparing a Model Artifact

The score.py File
Editing a Filename Pattern


Modify a filename pattern and assign it to a data asset.

Console
CLI
API
On the Home tab of the instance for which you want to edit a filename pattern, from the Quick actions section, click Manage filename patterns.
On the Filename Patterns page, click the filename pattern that you want to modify.
On the filename pattern details page, click Edit.
In the Edit Filename Pattern panel, update the details as required. If you edit the expression, ensure that you test it.
 Note

When you modify a filename pattern expression, the status of any harvested logical data entities is set to Inactive. You need to harvest the associated data asset again to derive valid logical data entities again.
Click Save changes.
Your filename pattern is successfully updated. You can now assign this pattern to a data asset. During harvest, these patterns are used to derive logical data entities.
Managing Remediation Runs


Create and manage remediation runs using Application Dependency Management.

You can perform the following remediation run management tasks:
Creating a Remediation Run
Listing a Remediation Run
Getting a Remediation Run's Details
Editing a Remediation Run
Canceling a Remediation Run
Deleting a Remediation Run
Getting Remediation Run Stage's Details
IAM Security Structure

Organization and Tenancy
IAM Identity Domains
Compartments and Tagging Structure for Fine-Granted IAM Policies
Multiple Environments
IAM Best Practices
Explore More
Getting Started with Audit

Prerequisite
Using Audit to View Events
Full Stack Disaster Recovery
 API
Release Notes
Known Issues
Troubleshooting
Securing API Gateways and Resources


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

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

Setting Up Custom Domains and TLS Certificates
Adding CORS support to API Deployments
Customizing Trust Stores for TLS Certificate Verification
Adding mTLS support to API Deployments
Working with Graphs

Creating a Graph
Managing a Database System

Required IAM Policy
Security Advisor

Check required IAM policies
Support
Get help and contact Support
Create a service request
Secure Resources
Create a secure bucket
Create a secure compute instance
Create a secure file system
Create a secure volume
Developer Tools
APIs
SDKs and the CLI
Cloud Shell
Security Zones
Learn about Security Zones
Learn about zone policies
Community
Cloud Security blog
Cloud infrastructure community forum
Known Issues


Anomaly Detection has no known issues.



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Ingesting an Asset


Add the content that you want to distribute in the playlists in Media Streams.

Assets (content) are ingested (added) into a distribution channel and streamed using a packaging configuration. To run the ingest operation, the asset publisher must have the MEDIA_WORKFLOW_JOB_CREATE permission on the compartment where the asset is ingested.

Asset Publishers (or roles which ingest assets into a distribution channel) must have rights to:
Read the primary playlist (m3u8) from the Object Storage location in the region.
Read the bucket, playlist, and any rendered files in the channel.
 Note

Media Streams can ingest only HLS playlists. To use OCI Media Streams to deliver your content, create an HLS playlist by using OCI Media Flow.
Console
CLI
API
Open the navigation menu and click Analytics & AI. Under Media Services, click Media Streams.
On the Distribution Channels list page, select the compartment that contains the distribution channel for where you want to ingest the assets.
Click the name of the channel where you want to ingest the assets.
On the Distribution Channel details page, under Resources, click Playlist Assets.
Click Ingest Playlist Asset.
In the Ingest Playlist Asset panel, select the bucket in the compartment that contains the content. If you don't see the bucket that you want, you might need to change the compartment.
Select the file. This object is your HLS primary playlist (m3u8) with all the Variable Bitrate (VBR) renditions of the asset that you want to ingest. You can select only valid HLS content to ingest. If the content is in formats such as MP4, then convert the files to HLS format. For more details, see OCI Media Flow.
(Optional) To apply tags to the asset, 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 general information about tagging, see Resource Tags and Tagging Overview.
Click Create.
The playlist is created.
On the Playlist Asset details page, in the Playlist Information section of the Details tab, the Ingest job status is set to Accepted. After the ingest job is complete, you can select the package name from the Packaging list.
Copy the preview URL and play the URL in a supported browser or application.
Viewing Default Metric Charts

Before You Begin
Example Metric Chart
Command Line Interface (CLI)

Requirements
Services Supported
Contact Us
Deploy Management Agents on Compute Instances


When you are using Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI) compute instances, also known as hosts or VMs, you can deploy Management Agents on compute instances using the Oracle Cloud Agent, a lightweight process that manages plugins running on compute instances.

The Oracle Cloud Agent allows to enable the Management Agent plugin on the compute instance.

For information about Oracle Cloud Agent on compute instances, see Managing Plugins with Oracle Cloud Agent in Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Compute documentation.

For information about Management Agents, see Introduction.

Topics:
Workflow for Deploying Management Agents on Compute Instances
Perform Prerequisites for Deploying Management Agents on Compute Instances
Enable Management Agents on Compute Instances
Verify Management Agents on Compute Instances
Administration Tasks for Management Agents on Compute Instances
 Note



Enabling Management Agent from the OCI Compute Instances is supported only on Linux images, except for Oracle Linux on ARM. For any other OS images, follow the instructions for standalone Management Agents. For details, see Install Management Agents.

If you have compute instances with images other than Linux, the Management Agent won't be available on the OCI Compute pages.
Working with Config Automation


Learn how to create Config RFC and trace the issues and debug it.

To create Config RFC:
Click the Config Automation tab, and then under the RFC listing, click Initiate Config Activity.The Activity Details page opens.
For Config Type, select Trace & Debug.
For Activity Name, select either of the following:
FRD Enable/Disable (applicable only for Apps Version - Pre 12.2 )
FND Enable/Disable

If FRD Enable/Disable is selected, then the Bounce check box is visible. Select the check box to enable Bounce.

For Activity Type, select Enable.
Select a Target.
For Summary, optionally enter a summary of this RFC.
Select Auto Disable Interval to schedule the disable activity time gap.
In the Activity Based Inputs section, enter the UserName.
If FND Enable/Disable is selected, enter Debug Log Module, and select Debug Log Level.
Select the Accept Risk checkbox.
Click Customer Note to add an action plan or any other relevant information you want included in the RFC.
Click Create RFC, schedule it, and go back to Dashboard.RFC information appears in the RFC list. Based on the Auto- Disable Interval you selected, Disable RFC will be auto-created.
After enabling Activity, proceed to simulate the step using EBS UI.
Under Dashboard, click Update.The Update feature allows you to initiate the transfer of logs (assuming that you already simulated the EBS steps).
Wait for minimum 5-10 minutes to allow ACE to transfer the logs, and then click Logs to review the logs.Once logs are collected, disable RFC will be executed as per the schedule.
Troubleshooting Retention Rules


Identify and address common issues that can occur while working with Object Storage retention rules on Compute Cloud@Customer.

Unable to Create a Retention Rule

If creating a retention rule fails, the most likely cause is missing or incomplete IAM permissions. Rule creation requires:

User permissions that let you access the bucket and manage the objects in those buckets.

Minimally, BUCKET_UPDATE and RETENTION_RULE_MANAGE permissions.

Minimally, BUCKET_UPDATE and RETENTION_RULE_MANAGE permissions.

Unable to Lock a Retention Rule

If locking a retention rule fails, the most likely cause is missing or incomplete IAM permissions. Minimally, BUCKET_UPDATE, RETENTION_RULE_MANAGE, and RETENTION_RULE_LOCK permissions are required to lock retention rules.

Unable to Delete a Retention Rule

You can't delete a time-bound retention rule that's locked. When a retention rule is locked, the rule can only be deleted by deleting the bucket. A bucket must be empty before it can be deleted.

If deleting an indefinite retention rule fails, the most likely cause is missing or incomplete IAM permissions. Rule deletion requires:

User permissions that let you access the bucket and manage the objects in those buckets.

Minimally, BUCKET_UPDATE and RETENTION_RULE_MANAGE permissions.



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Suppressing an Alarm


Temporarily stop notifications from an alarm by applying a suppression. For example, use a suppression to suspend alarm notifications during system maintenance. Each suppression applies to a single alarm. In the Console, you can apply one definition of a suppression to multiple alarms. The result is an individual suppression for each alarm.

 Important

Only one suppression  can be configured per alarm. Any existing suppression for an alarm is overwritten when you apply a new suppression.

Expired suppressions continue to be listed on pages in the Console. A suppression expires when the end time passes.

For alarm troubleshooting, see Troubleshooting Alarms.

To remove a suppression, see Removing a Suppression from an Alarm.
Console
CLI
API
Open the navigation menu and click Observability & Management. Under Monitoring, click Alarm Definitions.
The page lists alarms in the indicated compartment. Suppression status is indicated for each alarm.
To suppress multiple alarms with a single defined start and end time:
Select the check box for each alarm that you want to suppress.
Click Actions and then select Add suppressions.
In the Suppress Alarms dialog box, provide the following values:
Start time: The date and time to start the suppression. The default is the current time.
End time: The date and time to end the suppression. The default is one hour from the current time.
Suppression description: Optional description of the suppression.
Click Apply suppressions.
To suppress a single alarm:
Click the name of the alarm that you want to suppress.
In the alarm details page, click Suppress alarm. If a suppression already exists for the alarm, click Edit alarm suppression.
In the Add Suppression or Edit Suppression dialog box, provide the following values:
Start time: The date and time to start the suppression. The default is the current time. If you’re editing an existing suppression, the field shows the start time of that suppression.
End time: The date and time to end the suppression. The default is one hour from the current time. If you’re editing an existing suppression, the field shows the end time of that suppression.
Suppression description: Optional description of the suppression.
Click Add suppression.
Current suppression details are listed on the Alarm Definitions page and on each related alarm details page.
Upgrading Clusters to Newer Kubernetes Versions

Notes about Upgrading Clusters
SDK for Java

Requirements
Services Supported
Contact Us
Custom Models

Create a Dataset
Building a Custom Model
Calling a Custom Model
Get the model details. The model details include metrics you can use to analyze the model's performance.



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Preparing for Disk Data Transfers

Import Disk Requirements
Installing the Data Transfer Utility
Creating the Required IAM Users, Groups, and Policies
Creating Object Storage Buckets
Configuring Firewall Settings
Creating Transfer Jobs
Getting a Transfer Job's OCID
Creating Upload Configuration Files
Creating the Data Transfer Administrator Configuration File
Creating the Data Transfer Upload User Configuration File
Creating Transfer Packages
Getting Transfer Package Labels
Getting Shipping Labels
Notifying the Data Administrator
What's Next
Backing Up and Restoring an Instance

Task Map - Backing Up an Instance
Task Map – Restoring an Instance From a Backup
Health Checks Metrics

Before You Begin
Tasks
Known Issues for Oracle Cloud Marketplace


Cloud Marketplace has no known issues.
Managing Quota Policies


The following topics describe how to manage quota policies.

You can perform the following quotas tasks:

Creating a Quota
Listing Quotas
Getting a Quota's Details
Editing a Quota
Tagging a Quota
Deleting a Quota

For more information about quotas, see Overview of Compartment Quotas.
Roving Edge Infrastructure

SDKs and the CLI
Cloud Shell
Support
Get help and contact Support
Create a service request
Using CEMLI


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

Before Uploading CEMLI Files
Uploading CEMLI Files as a .zip File with Manifest
Uploading CEMLI Files
Building Patches
Appendix - Fleet Management


The appendix contains the following topics related to Fleet Management:

Java Management Metrics
Alarms and Notifications
Service Events
Logging in JMS Fleets
Transitioning JMS Fleets Policies To Use Resource Principals
JMS Fleets Policy Statements
JMS Fleet Low Frequency Metrics
Overview of OS Management

OS Management Components and Features
Managed Instance Lifecycle
Availability
Resource Identifiers
Authorization and Authentication
Creating Automation with Events
Ways to Access Oracle Cloud Infrastructure
Oracle Ksplice for Zero-Downtime Updates

Using Oracle Ksplice
Installing Ksplice
Enabling Automatic Oracle Ksplice Updates
Running Ksplice
Getting Help with Ksplice
Viewing Current Patch Information
Managing Ksplice Updates Using OS Management
Which Kernels are Actively Maintained with Ksplice?
More Information
Geting a Service


It’s easy to get a service from a provider. And it doesn’t matter whether you’re looking for training, consulting, integration, or some other service. You find the service you want, and then fill out the service request form with your contact information. The provider will contact you directly, answer any questions you have, discuss your requirements, and schedule the service.

To get a service from Oracle Cloud Marketplace:

Sign in to the Oracle Cloud Marketplace website.
Click the SERVICES tab.
Use the browse by product, browse by industry, search by keyword, and filter options to find the service you want.
Click the service name to open the details page.
Review the information on the OVERVIEW tab, the RATINGS tab, and the PROVIDER tab to evaluate whether the service fits your needs.
Click Contact Us.
Enter the required information into the Customer Details dialog box.
You must supply an email address so the provider has a way to contact you. Optionally, you can enter a telephone number and additional notes for the provider.
Click Submit. A message confirms that your request was submitted.
Click Close to dismiss the confirmation dialog box.
We’ll send your contact information to the provider, and send you an email confirming that your request was received. The service provider will contact you to discuss your request and requirements.
Channels

Oracle Web
Oracle iOS
Oracle Android
Apple Messages for Business
Zoom App
Webhooks
Reference
 information in this section includes details about service events, metrics, and policies.

Articles in this section:

Frequently asked questions
Oracle Cloud Infrastructure GoldenGate Versions
Oracle Cloud Infrastructure GoldenGate Events
Oracle Cloud Infrastructure GoldenGate Metrics
Oracle Cloud Infrastructure GoldenGate Policies
Known Issues



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Troubleshooting Monitoring


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

Troubleshooting Alarms
Troubleshooting Queries
Data Integration

Known issues
Support
Get help and contact Support
Create a service request
Understanding Storage Tiers

Standard Tier
Infrequent Access
Archive
Auto-Tiering
Mapping from AWS S3 Storage Tiers to OCI Storage Tiers
Next Steps
Managing Connectors

Before You Begin
Tasks
Analyzing Text with Pretrained Models


Use the pretrained models to analyze text and retrieve the results using the Language service.

Console
CLI
API
Open the navigation menu and click Analytics & AI. Under AI Services, click Language.
In the left-side navigation menu, click Text analytics.
Select the language of the text to analyze.
Provide the text in the dialog box.
Click Analyze.

The results are displayed with relevant text and graphical scores and are in the pretrained models order. You can expand the individual results with the arrows.

Click Show JSON to view, Copy, and Download the individual results. You can use Show standard results to return to the default view.

You can reset the page by clicking Reset.
Using Pre-Authenticated Requests

Required Permissions
Options
Scope and Constraints