Oracle International Corporation

Muthukumar Palanisamy

Rajan Mahendrakumar Modi

Adinarayana Bellala

David S Keyes

Dennis M Chin

Venkatesh Mohanram

David Edward DiFranco

Syed Najeeb Andrabi

Michael Hwang

Greg Gravenites

Levente Gergely

Renukaradhya Haroketanahalli Dakshinamurthy

Gurunathan Mookaiah

Zoltan Fleisz

Joseph Lawrence Raja

Akash K C

Mohamed Aariff

Techniques are disclosed herein for onboarding users from a single tenant cloud environment to a multi-tenant cloud environment. In one aspect, a method is provided that includes in response to an eligibility status check indicating that a first cloud service instance running a first version of a cloud service in a first cloud environment is eligible for the upgrade, exporting a copy of data from the first cloud service instance to a common storage device, provisioning a second cloud service instance running on the second version of the cloud service in a second cloud environment, importing the first copy of the data from the common storage device to the second cloud service instance, and activating the second cloud service instance to run the second version of the cloud service. During the exporting, provisioning, and importing the first cloud service instance continues to run the first version of the cloud service.

Onboarding of customers from single tenant to multi-tenant cloud-native integration server

In accordance with an embodiment, described herein are systems and methods for auto-completion of ICS flow using artificial intelligence/machine learning. Next actions prediction is a service that assists users in modeling the flows quickly by predicting and suggesting the next set of actions a user might be thinking of adding. The service also assists the user to follow some of the best practices while creating an integration flow.

System and method for next object prediction for ics flow using artificial intelligence/machine learning

System and method for auto-completion of ICS flow using artificial intelligence/machine learning

Implementations include a method and system configured to First information is collected during the processing of a flow process integration in the known environment while applying a stress test to a first service and recording the processing as a data recording. The data recording is analyzed to determine a nodal structure of the flow process integration instance. An updated version of the data recording with a second service that is modified is received. The updated version of the data recording is processed in the known environment. Second information pertaining to errors and anomalies associated with the updated version is collected while traversing the nodal structure during the processing of the updated version of the data recording in the known environment. The first information with the second information are compared to determine whether the errors and the anomalies are within an error threshold.

Determine errors and anomalies in a flow process integration instance that integrates services

Techniques are disclosed for providing notifications to a user. A user can configure the types of notifications they would like to receive. The notifications are generated according to messages that are generated in response to changes to activities in an integration flow. Types of notifications can include error notifications, system notifications and status notifications. The notification can be provided to the user via an electronic communication.

Cloud service notifications

Implementations include a method and system configured to allow users to track, record, and store process instances and use the recordings in the same or different environments in order to test, debug, and repair detected errors and anomalies in process flows. The method and system also provides a conceptual way where users can create tests by recording and playback one or more flow instances along with processing artifacts in order to test and debug their flow in a different environment to ensure flow executions work across updates, releases, and across different environments.

Method and system for recording and debugging process flows

Techniques are described for managing access to a repository system storing information (e.g. metadata) about objects (e.g. an application a process or a service) in a computing environment. The repository system can store a data structure (an 'entity') that includes information about an object. An entity can have an association with one or more collections of entities ('assets') that classify a collection of entities. Access to perform actions (e.g. create read update or delete) an entity can be managed based on an entitlement which grants a right to access information in the entity and/or at least one asset having an association with the entity. The repository system can manage access to one or more entities based on rights implied by an entitlement to access one or more assets associated with those entities.

Entity security implied by an asset in a repository system

Techniques are described for managing access to a repository system storing information (e.g., metadata) about objects (e.g., an application, a process, or a service) in a computing environment. The repository system can store a data structure (an 'entity') that includes information about an object. An entity can have an association with one or more collections of entities ('assets') that classify a collection of entities. Access to perform actions (e.g., create, read, update, or delete) an entity can be managed based on an entitlement, which grants a right to access information in the entity and/or at least one asset having an association with the entity. The repository system can manage access to one or more entities based on rights implied by an entitlement to access one or more assets associated with those entities.

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Muthukumar Palanisamy