As described in the A-Team article A Universal Cloud Applications Adapter for ODI, it is technically possible to integrate Cloud Applications with ODI.
Cloud Applications Drivers and Adapters
In order to guide you on how ODI can help you to integrate your Cloud Applications, we have compiled the list of SaaS applications and PaaS services that Oracle Data Integrator can connect to as of today.
ODI uses the following specific Drivers or Adapters to connect to Saas applications or Paas services. These allow the connection to SaaS applications or PaaS services, using them as Sources or Targets, to extract or load data. Once connected, those Cloud Applications can be used as any On Premise Application from an ODI point of view.
Type | Source/Target | Connectivity Option Source/Target |
SaaS | Oracle Service Cloud (RightNow) | JDBC driver from DataDirect |
SaaS | Oracle Marketing Cloud (Eloqua) | JDBC driver from DataDirect |
SaaS | Salesforce.com | Adapter from Bristlecone JDBC driver from DataDirect |
SaaS | Workday | JDBC driver from DataDirect |
SaaS | ServiceNow | Adapter from Bristlecone JDBC driver from DataDirect |
SaaS | FinancialForce.com | JDBC driver from DataDirect |
SaaS | SuccessFactors | Adapter from Bristlecone JDBC driver from DataDirect |
SaaS | VeevaCRM | JDBC driver from DataDirect |
SaaS | SugarCRM | JDBC driver from DataDirect |
SaaS | ServiceMax | JDBC driver from DataDirect |
SaaS | Google Analytics | JDBC driver from DataDirect |
SaaS | Microsoft Dynamics CRM | JDBC driver from DataDirect |
SaaS | Concur | Adapter from Bristlecone |
PaaS | Oracle Database Cloud Service | ODI: Regular JDBC or JDBC over SSH |
PaaS | Oracle Business Intelligence Cloud Service | Knowledge Modules for BICS |
PaaS | Oracle Storage Cloud Service | Open Tools for Storage Cloud Service |
PaaS | Amazon Redshift | Adapter from Bristlecone JDBC driver from DataDirect |
PaaS | Amazon RDS | Native JDBC connectivity to hosted Database |
PaaS | Azure SQL | Native JDBC connectivity to hosted Database |
PaaS | Oracle DB on Azure | Native JDBC connectivity to hosted Database |
Conclusion
Using these Cloud JDBC drivers will allow you to expand your data integration initiatives to include PaaS and SaaS connectivity. We will update this list as more become available.
For more ODI best practices, tips, tricks, and guidance that the A-Team members gain from real-world experiences working with customers and partners, visit “Oracle A-Team Chronicles for ODI”.
Acknowledgements
Special thanks to Julien Testut, Oracle Product Manager for his help and support in putting this list together.
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