Administering Cloud EPM: The Platform Beneath the Business Processes · Module 3 · Cloud Account, Identity Domains and Regions
Lab briefing: Northwind Group
Lesson 39 of 201 · 4 min
Northwind Group. Read the brief, and read it for what is missing as much as for what is stated. The organisation: entities, countries, and which regulator matters. The EPM scope: business processes and environments. The stated constraints, one of which is a written legal residency constraint and is not negotiable. And the people, who do not agree: the security lead wants non-production identity separated; the IT director does not want the overhead. Both are in the brief on purpose. The identity team says it can maintain "one or two" domains — a capacity constraint, stated as an aside. And the CFO, asked about recovery, says "obviously we'd need to be back the next day", which sounds like a requirement and is not one. Your deliverables: the estate design, and the decision log with a stated reason for every identity domain you propose. The disagreement is deliberate. A design that ignores…
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In this module: Module 3 · Cloud Account, Identity Domains and Regions
- 1What we are building
- 2The decisions you cannot undo
- 3The identity object model
- 4Identity domains — the central decision
- 5Regions and data residency
- 6Compartments
- 7Running the estate design workshop
- 8Four worked estate structures
- 9Activating: creating a new cloud account
- 10Activating: adding to an existing account
- 11Touring the Oracle Cloud Console
- 12Enabling multifactor authentication
- 13Subscribing to and replicating regions
- 14Creating a compartment
- 15Creating an identity domain
- 16Identity domain administrators
- 17What breaks
- 18Lab briefing: Northwind Group
- 19Lab solution walkthrough