Oracle Data Integrator 12c - Getting Started
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The document is a presentation about getting started with Oracle Data Integrator (ODI) 12c, emphasizing its capabilities in integrating diverse data sources using an e-LT approach. It discusses the evolution of ODI, its architecture, and the importance of configuration, highlighting various components and processes such as mappings, knowledge modules, and orchestration. Additionally, it offers quickstart guidance for developers to streamline the initial setup and development process.
Oracle Data Integrator 12c - Getting Started
- 2. • Michael Rainey - Technical Advisor • Spreading the good word about gluent products with the world • Oracle Data Integration expertise • Oracle ACE Director • mRainey.co • gluent.com 2 Introduction we liberate enterprise data
- 3. About Gluent We are long term Oracle Database & Data Warehousing guys – long history of performance & scaling About 20 people in distributed teams in US & UK The world is changing – we help customers to get the best out of both worlds! we liberate enterprise data Gluent Data Platform enables all applications to access all enterprise data, at anytime, on demand, and without any code migration or rewrites
- 7. What is ODI?
- 8. • E-LT (Extract, Load, Transform) vs ETL • Heterogeneous sources and targets • Built to integrate all data • Flexibility • Reusable code templates (Knowledge Modules) • Open API • ODI will adapt to your data warehouse - and not the other way around • Flow based mappings • Logical vs Physical 8 What is ODI?
- 14. • Know the different types of installs • Standard - used for Standalone Agent or on client machine (ODI Studio only) • Enterprise - JEE Agent or Colocated Agent, ODI Console, FMC plugin 14 Choose your installation type wisely
- 16. • ODI_HOME/odi/studio/odi.sh|exe • Connect to existing repository • If none exists, run RCU first • Boom, you’re in! 16 ODI Studio Configuration
- 17. • ODI_HOME/oracle_common/common/bin/config.sh|exe • Run the WebLogic Server configuration wizard • Standalone Agent • Create domain outside of ODI Oracle Home • JEE Agent • Add credentials mapping • Create / configure admin server, nodemanager, topology, etc. 17 Standalone or JEE Agent Configuration
- 19. Getting Started
- 20. • Data Server • Connection to the data source • Physical Schema • Database schema • Work schema • Logical Schema • Abstracts the physical connection/schema from the logical • Development occurs against the Logical Schema • Model • Metadata object tied to Logical Schema • Represents database schema, file directory, XML document, etc • Datastore • Logical representation of table, file, XML element, etc. 20 Topology, Contexts, Models, and Datastores - Oh my! All of these objects must be created and setup prior to any mapping development can occur.
- 21. • There’s another way to get started - quickly! • New Model and Topology Objects wizard - ODI 12.1.3 • In ODI 11g, the ODI QuickStart was a 10 step checklist, where each step led to another section in the documentation 21 Developer’s Quickstart
- 36. • Executes Scenarios (execution objects that are essentially compiled code) • Steps can be run in parallel or serially • If - then - else step can evaluate a variable to determine path • Exception steps can be customized and executed on failure 30 Load Plans - the top level orchestration object
- 38. • Reusable components for admin tasks • DDL, file archive scripts, exception handling, etc • Moving or transforming data, it probably should be a mapping • Creating a complex, recurring task for data manipulation, probably a Knowledge Module 32 Procedures for maintenance tasks and one-off functions Images source: http://ritt.md/9E
- 39. • Integration with GoldenGate (change data capture) and Enterprise Data Quality (for…data quality) • ODI for Big Data • ODI Cloud Service 33 Other notable features
- 40. • Oracle Data Integrator is… • an E-LT / data integration tool • built to integrate all data • flexible. ODI will adapt to your data warehouse - and not the other way around • Choose your installation wisely and know configuration is more involved • Many objects must be created prior to Mapping development • Use the Developer’s Quickstart! • Flow based mappings separate business logic from physical implementation • Knowledge Modules are the “secret sauce” of ODI • More info: mRainey.co/odi12c-getting-started ateam-oracle.com/?cat=64 blogs.oracle.com/dataintegration 34 Recap
- 41. 35 we liberate enterprise data thank you!