Oracle Integration Cloud: Building Integrations That Survive Production · Module 1 · What OIC is, and when you need it
Gen 2 versus Gen 3, and why you care
Lesson 10 of 175 · 2 min
Which generation you are on changes the console, the projects model and parts of the documentation — which is why this is a lesson rather than a footnote. HOW TO TELL, IN TEN SECONDS: open the console and look at the navigation. The generations differ visibly in how integrations are organised, whether projects exist as a first-class grouping, and where design-time and monitoring sit relative to each other. The version is also stated in the console's own about or information panel, and that is the answer to quote rather than an inference from the layout. WHY YOU CARE, in three practical ways. The DOCUMENTATION you find will frequently be for the other one — the same trap as Fusion's release-specific pages, and the same fix: check what the page is describing before following it. The PROJECTS model differs, which changes how things are grouped, deployed and named — Module 2's…
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In this module: Module 1 · What OIC is, and when you need it
- 1What the product actually is
- 2The four patterns Fusion already handles
- 3When you genuinely need OICFree preview
- 4What it costs, and who pays
- 5OIC and the rest of the Oracle estate
- 6Gen 2 versus Gen 3, and why you care
- 7What breaks: the integration that should not exist
- 8Lab briefing · Six requirements, one recommendation each