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If your cloud account offers identity domains, your Oracle Analytics Cloud uses identity domains to manage users and groups. You can access information about the identity domain your Oracle Analytics Cloud uses on the Additional Details tab in the Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (Domain name, Domain URL, associated identity application). If identity domains aren’t available in your cloud account,…

VPN is a separate feature from your service and is available to use with some Oracle Cloud services. Contact your Oracle representative for more information.

See Add the IP Address of Your Oracle Analytics Cloud Instance to Allowlists.

Oracle Analytics Cloud provides options to restrict access when deployed with a public endpoint or a private endpoint. See Restrict Access to Oracle Analytics Cloud Deployed with a Public Endpoint and Deploy Oracle Analytics Cloud with a Private Endpoint.

In Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Console, the Updating status indicates that your Analytics Instance is undergoing maintenance or in the process of scaling up or down, paused or resumed. You can’t perform other lifecycle operations (such as pause, resume, and scale) while the status is Updating. When the status changes to Active, the operations become available. See .

We’re working on a new feature that allows you to categorize your Oracle Analytics Cloud instances so Oracle can apply updates on a sequence. The feature gives you direct control over the update sequence. You can be the first to explore new features and stagger updates between your environments. More information about this new feature…

Oracle notify customers about service updates that introduce new product capabilities to help users take advantage of new product features. We don’t send notifications for maintenance updates that contain stability improvements to existing product features. All updates to Oracle Analytics Cloud have zero customer downtime.

It’s accessible from the Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Console. Navigate to Analytics Cloud, click the name of the service instance you want to access, and then click Analytics Home Page.

A good starting point, is a size that closely matches your on-premises hardware for business intelligence. If you’re not sure which size to use, contact your Oracle representative to discuss sizing guidelines.

An Oracle Compute Unit (OCPU) is the processing unit that Oracle uses to build your service. The larger the compute size, the greater the processing power. When you create a service with Oracle Analytics Cloud, you specify the number of OCPUs you want to deploy. For more information, see What Sizing Options Are Available to You