Inbound/Outbound Interfaces in Oracle Cloud

   Hey Guys, Welcome !!    Here we're gonna see about cloud computing in Oracle and their advantages and challenges within them. Cloud Computing in Simple Terms?      Enabling Users to subscribe Hardware, Software and related services instead of buying.Users can pay for infrastructure and services when needed. It provides agility,scalability and reliability. Characteristics: 1) On Demand Self Service -enabling users to use cloud computing resources without requiring human interaction. 2)Broad Network Access - will make sure cloud resources are accessible via the network 3) Resource Pooling -let same resources be used by multiple customers 4) Can be accessed  via laptop,mobile,tablets anytime anywhere. Service Models in Oracle Cloud There are 3 service models in Oracle Cloud.They are 1)SAAS (Software as a Service)         Applications are delivered as a service to the endusers over the internet. 2)PAAS (Platform as a Service)         Application Development and Deployment Platform i

 Welcome Guys ,This Blog is related to The Inbound and Outbound Interfaces In Oracle Cloud. This is for the people who are new to Oracle Cloud and also for the professionals who are moving towards Oracle Cloud/Fusion from Oracle E-Business Suite. Lets go deeep!! INBOUND INTEGRATION:: (Sending the data into cloud) If there is a requirement that we should send some data into the Cloud from some third party or legacy  on-premise system we have following 5 approaches. They are as follows:- 1)Application Development Framework (ADF) Desktop Integration (ADF-DI) 2)REST API 3)SOAP Web-Services 4) File Based Data Import (FBDI)--For Moderate and Heavy Data Load 5)File Based Data Loader (FBL)/(HDL) HCM Data Loader -serves the same as FBDI with some minor Changes altering it. OUTBOUND INTEGRATION:: (Getting data from cloud) If there is a need to extract the Data from Oracle ERP-Cloud service to a third party service or legacy on premise system we need to follow some approaches.They are:- 1)Manual-