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Thursday, September 12, 2019

Cloud Service Models:

OCI has three Service Models mainly.

Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS) :(Sometimes it’s called Hardware-as-a-Service).
IaaS companies provide off-site server, storage, and networking hardware, which you rent and access over the Internet.
IaaS gives a virtual machine which we have to maintain. The difference between IaaS and having a physical server room is we don’t have to buy any physical computers and we can have servers in various parts of the world.

Platform as a Service (PaaS):sometimes called middleware.
In PaaS, the cloud service provider hosts and manages a platform (or framework) on which the customer can develop, build, test, and deploy their own custom applications.




Software as a Service (SaaS):
It refers to cloud-based software that is hosted online by a company and is available for purchase on a subscription basis and is delivered via the internet.

Point to remember:

 >>IaaS is the most basic, PaaS builds on IaaS and finally SaaS is being built on top of PaaS.

>>IaaS helps build the infrastructure of a cloud-based technology. PaaS helps developers build custom apps via an API that can be delivered over the cloud. And SaaS is cloud-based software companies can sell and use.

Oracle E-Business Suite Cloud Manager:

EBS Cloud admin Tool is now replaced with EBS Cloud Manager tool.

It is a tool for managing Oracle E-Business Suite environments on Oracle Cloud Infrastructure through a graphical user interface.

It is used to provision a new environment, provision an environment from a backup of an on-premises Oracle E-Business Suite instance as part of a lift and shift process, back up a previously provisioned Cloud environment and provision a new environment from that backup, or clone a previously provisioned environment and delete environments that you no longer need.

Saturday, August 31, 2019

Inactive Account Lock

In oracle 12.2 database, parameter INACTIVE_ACCOUNT_TIME introduced for user profiles.
The INACTIVE_ACCOUNT_TIME profile parameter locks a user account if that has not logged in to the database  in  specified number of days. Default value for INACTIVE_ACCOUNT_TIME is 35. The minimum setting is 15 and the maximum is 24855.