Quick 3 steps to create Oracle Integration Cloud instance in Oracle Cloud Environment?

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To all the learning cloud consultants out there, Oracle Integration cloud services have started paving the way in the market and many of the customers have now started forging their existing on-premise integration architecture, to adopt Oracle Integration Cloud services. Being EBS technical consultant by myself I feel it very indispensable to learn Oracle Integration cloud services, as the future holds for cloud solutions 

Before we start to learn new technology, the primary thing for the developer is to have the tools, accesses that need to be configured. In this article, I will be guiding how to sign up for an Oracle Cloud Trial account and also the steps needed to configure Oracle Integration Cloud services. 


Create a free trial account using the website   cloud.oracle.com. 

Once the account is successfully created the next step is to create a compartment 

The compartment is a logical container in which OCI resources reside.  A resource in OCI will definitely belong to a Compartment. It is used to provide appropriate access to various resources in OCI. We can have sub-compartments in a compartment.

The reason for creating the Compartment is, Oracle by default provides two compartments  that is RootCompartment  and ManagedCompartmentForPaaS, and these two are reserved for some internal operations, it is highly recommended by Oracle to create new compartments for the Oracle Integration Cloud services 


Step 1: Create Compartment 












Go to Identify & Security and Click on Federation 


Upon click on Federation, Click on Create Button as depicted in the screenshot  and fill in the relevant details 











Click on  the Create Compartment Button to finish the Compartment Creation Process

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Once a Compartment is created, it will appear in the list of Compartment values. 








The compartment is created, now next step is to create an OIC instance 


Step 2: Create OIC Instance 

To create an OIC instance, Click on the Hamburger Icon go to the Developer Services  and then go to Integration as depicted in the screenshot 

























Select the newly created compartment and click on Create button to create Integration Instances












Once you click on Create Button it will take around 15-30 mins  to create Integration Instance






After successful creation of OIC instance, its state will appear as Active which means Instance creation was successful 








Step 3:  Enable File Sharing and VBCS in the OIC instance. 

OIC instance once it is created the next step is to enable VBCS (Visual Builder Cloud services) and File Sharing 


Click on View 





Click on Enable for File Server and VBCS  respectively 




















Click on the Enable Button 









Services will be updated to enable the services of VBCS and File Sharing






Click on the Service Console to access the Integration Cloud Services. 








This is how the Oracle Integration Cloud services page landing page looks. 






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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