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Oracle Integration Cloud: Building Integrations That Survive Production · Module 10 · Business events and publish/subscribe

What breaks: three event failures

Lesson 108 of 175 · 2 min

Three event failures, and all three are silent. ONE: EVENTS RAISED WHILE DEACTIVATED. A version change, a promotion, a flow switched off during an incident — and the events raised in that window are gone, or queued, depending on a mechanism nobody checked. The integration reactivates and processes what comes next, and the gap is invisible: there is no failed run, because nothing ran. Lesson 3, and the sweep is the only defence. TWO: AN OUT-OF-ORDER PAIR THAT REVERSED A STATUS. Two events about one record, applied in the wrong sequence, leaving the target in the older state. The record is simply wrong — not missing, not duplicated, wrong — and nothing in monitoring shows anything but two successful runs. Lesson 4. THREE: A SUBSCRIPTION THAT SILENTLY STOPPED AFTER A FUSION UPDATE. A configuration change on the Fusion side, or a change to the event itself, and it stops being

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In this module: Module 10 · Business events and publish/subscribe

  1. 1Event-driven versus polling
  2. 2Fusion business events, in practice
  3. 3Subscribing without losing events
  4. 4Ordering, and why you cannot rely on it
  5. 5At-least-once delivery
  6. 6OIC events between integrations
  7. 7What breaks: three event failures
  8. 8Lab briefing · Subscribe, drop, and catch up