Oracle Integration Generation 2
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As an Administrator, I need to get a subscription to Oracle Integration, manage our users and cloud account, and create and manage our Oracle Integration instances.
Know Your Version: Administration tasks, such as the way you create users and instances, are different depending on which version of Oracle Integration you're using. Be sure to go to the sections and topics relevant for your version.
1. Administer Your Cloud Account
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As the account administrator, you create and manage an Oracle Cloud account (tenancy) and its users. Typically, you grant permissions to instance owners, who then create and manage the Oracle Integration instances.
Get Accounts and Subscriptions
2a. Administer Oracle Integration Generation 2
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As the instance administrator, you are responsible for creating instances of Oracle Integration, monitoring system usage, and managing system settings.
Follow these procedures if you're using Generation 2 of either Oracle Integration or Oracle Integration for Oracle SaaS.
Learn About Generation 2
Create and Edit Instances
Monitor Instances
2b. Administer Oracle Integration Classic
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Classic is our user-managed version of Oracle Integration. This version is no longer available to new cloud accounts. Oracle recommends that Classic users migrate to Oracle Integration Generation 2 on Oracle Cloud Infrastructure.
Manage Classic Instances
3. Administer Oracle Integration Features
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Manage Features
New! Configure Disaster Recovery
4. Questions?
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