Introduction to Oracle PaaS Cloud and its Architecture

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About Oracle PaaS

Platform as a Service (PaaS) is a set of services to build, deploy, migrate, and manage a variety of application workloads in a secure environment.

Few examples of Oracle PaaS services are
  •      Oracle Database Cloud Service
  •      Oracle Java Cloud Service
  •      Oracle Java Cloud Service-SaaS Extension
  •      Oracle Mobile Cloud & Chatbot Service
  •      Oracle SOA Cloud Service
  •    Oracle Integration Cloud
  •    Oracle Visual Builder Cloud Service 




The following architectural diagram illustrates how a custom application, developed in Oracle Fusion Applications Cloud Service and deployed in Oracle Java Cloud Service can be accessed via single sign-on (SSO) provided by Oracle Identity Cloud Service, which establishes user authentication and authorization. With a trust relationship established, the custom application can access the REST web services that are exposed by Oracle Fusion Applications Cloud Service, so the application can display, manipulate, and write data as needed. User and role synchronization between Oracle Fusion Applications Cloud Service and Oracle Identity Cloud Service restricts access to or visibility of the application based on roles.






Pranay is a versatile Oracle Technical consultant. Adept in Oracle ERP development, SDLC management, design, and architecture. He has 11 years of extensive experience in Oracle Apps implementation engaged in technical development areas of Oracle Applications 11i/R12 E-Business Suite. He possesses sound knowledge in technologies like OAF, ADF, J2EE, MSCA, Oracle PaaS Cloud, Java Cloud services, ADF & XML Publisher. Currently, he is working for BirlaSoft Inc. USA. Being a Consistent solution provider in Oracle Developer Community forums earned him the title of "Technology Master”, Currently he holds 3rd position globally for providing a solution in Oracle Developer Community for the OAF Workspace. He has also authored several articles on ADF Technology, Fusion Financials, OAF & PaaS Cloud. He successfully presented the case study in Oracle Collaborate event forum on "How optimizing the Oracle Mobile App Solution Helped in Boosting the Productivity of a Warehouse."

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