SOA Cloud Service Overview

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Program Agenda

1 SOA Cloud Service Overview

2 Use Cases
3 SOA Cloud Service Provisioning

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Oracle SOA Cloud Service
The Platform for Innovation and Speed

ORACLE CLOUD 3rd Party • What it does:

– SOA Suite 12c in the Cloud
Salesforce
Oracle SaaS • Key Features
Applications – Complete – Orchestration, application integration, API
management, virtualization, B2B, MFT, connectivity,
Oracle business monitoring dashboards, streaming analytics
SOA Cloud Service – Full portability – Identical components to Oracle SOA
Suite for faster deployment portability*
– Access – Complete access to product surface area
– Single Click Management Tools – Backup, Scale Out/Up
Oracle
• Benefits
SOA Suite – Rapid and fully automated provisioning
– Secure, Highly Available with Clustering
Oracle Applications, SAP, customer, legacy… – Developers focus on innovation
– Build anywhere, deploy anywhere
ON-PREMISES
* Some exceptions apply

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Core Platform Updates (Recent)
• JavaScript support for SOA Composites and OSB Pipelines
• XSLT Mapping Debug
• Oracle Integration Continuous Availability
– In-Memory SOA
– Circuit Breaker
– Composite Running Instance Patching
– Integration Workload Statistics (IWS)
– Automatic Service Migration
– Online Domain Expansion

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Contd..
• Cloud adapters are automatically installed with SOA 12.1.2.2 provisioning
• IP networks functionality is now fully supported
• The following 12.2.1.2 service types support the use of multinode
clustering in production environments:
– B2B with SOA and OSB Cluster
– MFT Cluster
• BYOL and UCM support

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Simplified view of the decision tree for Application Integration
Process OIC -
Automation New SaaS or On- Process
Premises App
New Integration Integration
Development OIC -
Traditional B2B Integration
Required (ie: EDI,
AS2, AS4, etc..) OIC –
Integration with MFT with SFTP SOACS Integration
Apps Lift-n-shift from
server and/or Analytics –
SOA Suite on
MFTCS
Premises to the Insight
cloud
API Management API Platform
and Governance CS

OIC -
Patterns and
Integration
Anomalies for Data in
Analyics
Motion
Streams

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Use Cases

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 Oracle SOA Cloud Service: Key Use Cases

Use Cases Examples

 HCM inbound & outbound file based orchestration
1. Lift and Shift integration through UCM (Similar orchestration can
be done using ICS)
 Build & deploy departmental/ born in the cloud SOA
2. B2B Usecases Apps from Dev to Test to Production in the cloud
 Integration Centre of gravity towards On-Premise
Integration (Ground to Ground cases)
 Quickly setup new test environments for 12c upgrade

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Creating Value through Oracle SOA Cloud
Ongoing Maintenance Cost: Backup,
Patching, Hardware Upgrade, OS Upgrade,
Firmware Upgrade, Software Upgrade, Test-Dev
Synchronization, Cloning, Data Masking,
Security Configuration Checks, Security Value Creation
Auditing, …

Software Cost: License, Installation,

Configuration, Security Setup, DR Setup, ...

Hardware Cost: Servers, Storage, Network, … Oracle PaaS

Traditional PaaS
Facilities Cost: Data Center, ISP, CDN, DNS, ... Traditional IaaS

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B2B EDI Adapter now available on
SOACS

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SOA Cloud Service Provisioning

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Before Running the provisioning wizard

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Provisioned SOA Cluster

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 SOA Suite on the Cloud – Developer Cloud Service
Integration
Developer Experience
• Jdev On-Prem
Continuous Integration
SOA • Check in source code to Developer Cloud
Service GIT repository
Hudson/Maven
Processes Deploy

Continuous Integration
JDev – on Prem Check In Source to GIT • Build Jars from Source Control
Developer Cloud
in DCS Service
• Deploy with Maven/Hudson processes
to SOA Dev/Test or Prod Environments

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Availability

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SOACS
Availability
US: Chicago and Ashburn, VA EMEA: Amsterdam and Slough, UK

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Case Study

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 Third Party OM to EBS Invoice Ingest process using Point to Point solutions
Not Flexible and Not
Scalable

Legacy Ad Sales
System A
Internal Firewall

Our legacy Traffic systems

manage the billing and
fulfillment of our linear
Custom Staging Oracle E-business
broadcast Ad sales to our Table Suite
agencies and direct (OMCS) (OMCS)
customers.

Concurrent Program - ETL

Legacy Ad Sales  Sales Person Validation
 Auto Invoice Validation
System B  Customer Name and address validation  Cross validation rules
 Business Entity Validation Check
 Revenue code mapping validation
 Standard invoice validation
Current process took 18-24 to complete 3 million records. Error handling was done primarily through SQL updates.

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Flexible and Scalable Invoice ingest using SOA Cloud Service and
MFT

MFT allows multiple ADF Form used for

Legacy Ad Sales vendors to provide
Error Handling
System A encrypt data bi-
directionally to SOA CS.

MFT

SOA CS
Legacy Ad Sales SOA CS transforms raw
System B invoice data and
compares it to preceded Frequent calls are made from Oracle
data from DBCS to Cloud to our DBCS to collect master
data used to perform pre-validation
prepare pre-validation
of Business entities, Sales persons,
of incoming transactions Revenue code mapping, Customer
Processing time of invoice ingest went from 18 DBCS site details, etc.
Hours Down to 2 ½ Hours.

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Resources

• Documentation: http://docs.oracle.com/cloud/latest/soacs_gs/
• SOA Cloud Service Website: https://cloud.oracle.com/SOA
• SOACS and DevOps for SOACS:
https://community.oracle.com/community/cloud_computing/platform-as-a-service-paas/oracle-
developer-cloud-service/blog/2015/11/05/soa-cloud-service-developer-cloud-service-integration
• Current DR capabilities of SOACS: http://www.oracle.com/technetwork/database/availability/maa-
soacs-dr-3125213.pdf

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