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Creating an Orchestration to Retrieve OCI Usage Data for JD Edwards

Learn how to create an orchestration that uses the Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI) Usage service to retrieve the cost and usage of various services in your OCI compartment and sends that information in a message.

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inetrmediate Intermediate
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modules 8 Modules

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  • Overview
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    • In this learning path you will learn how to:

      • View Oracle Cloud Infrastructure usage data using the Cost Analysis user interface.
      • Create a connection with authentication and endpoint definition to the OCI Usage API.
      • Create a connector to invoke the OCI Usage API and return selected data.
      • Create a message that sends the selected data in a formatted table.

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      Audience: This learning path is intended for developers or business analysts who are proficient with REST APIs and can create complex orchestrations, JRuby scripts, and logic extensions.

  • Before You Begin
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    • Scenario

      For this learning path, consider a scenario where you want to create an orchestration that uses the Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI) Usage service to get the cost and amount of usage of various services in your OCI compartment and sends that information in a message.

      Using the OCI Usage service you can gain insights on cost and usage of OCI services. You can easily communicate this information in an orchestrator message to interested parties. Starting with EnterpriseOne Release 24 (Tools Release 9.2.8.2), orchestrations can call OCI REST services and starting with EnterpriseOne Tools Release 9.2.8.3 messages and notifications can include tables of data gathered in your orchestration.

      What Do You Need?

      • JD Edwards EnterpriseOne Tools Release 9.2.8.3 or later.
      • Subscription to OCI Service.
      • User authorization to use the relevant OCI services (for this OBE, the Usage and Cost Analysis services).
      • Already generated OCI API key, or the ability to generate one. 
      • Already generated OCI private key (.pem) file. 
  • Enabling Access to OCI Services
      duration 3 Min
    This module provides an overview of the OCI services that you can access through JD Edwards Orchestrator. These OCI services include AI services such as Generative AI, Generative AI agents, Digital assistants, OCI Vision, and Document Understanding.
     
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  • Setting Up OCI Authentication
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    Describes how to generate API Keys and gather important information needed to configure Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI) connections in Orchestrator.
     
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  • Viewing Usage Information
      duration 15 Min
    Describes how to view the usage information in OCI.
     
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  • Creating a Connection and Connector
      duration 45 Min
    Describes how to create a connection to object storage service and create a connector to call the usage API.
     
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  • Creating the Orchestration
      duration 45 Min
    Describes how to create Orchestrator connection with authentication and endpoint definition to the OCI Usage API and create a message that sends the selected data in a formatted table.
     
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  • Learn More
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