Oracle Integration Cloud: Building Integrations That Survive Production · Module 16 · Environments and promotion
Export and import, mechanically
Lesson 154 of 175 · 2 min
The archive, what it contains, and — IMPORTANTLY — what it does NOT carry across. Exporting an integration produces an archive file, and importing it into another instance recreates the integration there. That is the whole mechanism, and it is genuinely simple — which is precisely why the omissions catch people. WHAT TRAVELS IS THE DESIGN. The integration's structure, its mappings, its orchestration logic, and references to the connections it uses by NAME. WHAT DOES NOT TRAVEL IS THE LIST TO MEMORISE, AND EVERY ITEM IS A LESSON IN THIS MODULE. CREDENTIALS DO NOT TRAVEL. The connection arrives referenced but unconfigured — correct, and Lesson 4. THE SCHEDULE DOES NOT TRAVEL, AND THE INTEGRATION ARRIVES INACTIVE. Lesson 6, and both of its failure modes. LOOKUPS ARE SEPARATE ARTEFACTS. They are exported and imported in their own right, so an integration whose lookup was not migrated finds an empty table —…
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In this module: Module 16 · Environments and promotion
- 1What an environment means here
- 2Export and import, mechanically
- 3The promotion checklistFree preview
- 4Connections do not travel
- 5Lookups and environment-specific values
- 6Schedules after promotion
- 7Versioning and rollback
- 8Automating promotion
- 9What breaks: four promotion failures
- 10Lab briefing · Promote, and prove it is isolated