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Create a connection

Before you configure the Oracle Cloud Object Storage catalog source, create a connection object in Administrator.
    1In Administrator, select Connections.
    2Click Add Connection.
    3Search for and select Oracle Cloud Object Storage and then click Next.
    4Enter the following connection details:
    Property
    Description
    Connection Name
    Name of the connection.
    Each connection name must be unique within the organization. Connection names can contain alphanumeric characters, spaces, and the following special characters: _ . + -,
    Maximum length is 255 characters.
    Description
    Description of the connection. Maximum length is 4000 characters.
    Runtime Environment
    The name of the runtime environment where you want to run tasks.
    Select a Secure Agent or elastic runtime environment.
    Authentication Type
    The type of authentication to connect to Oracle Cloud Object Storage.
    You can select one of the following authentication types:
    • - Simple Authentication
    • - ConfigFile Authentication
    Default is ConfigFile Authentication.
    The following table describes the basic connection properties for ConfigFile authentication:
    Property
    Description
    Region
    The Oracle Cloud Infrastructure region where the object storage bucket resides.
    Before you select a region, ensure that the Secure Agent is up and running. If you still don't see your region in the list, restart the Data Integration Server.
    Select the Oracle Cloud Object Storage region from the list.
    Bucket Name
    The Oracle Cloud Object Storage bucket name that contains the objects.
    The following table describes the advanced connection properties for ConfigFile authentication:
    Property
    Description
    Configuration File Location
    The absolute path of the configuration file on the Secure Agent machine.
    If you don't enter the value, the Secure Agent uses the following configuration file path: ~/.oci/config
    Profile Name
    The name of the profile in the configuration file that you want to use.
    Default is DEFAULT.
    Folder Path
    The folder under the specified Oracle Cloud Object Storage bucket.
    For example, bucket/Dir_1/Dir_2/FileName.txt. Here, Dir_1/Dir_2 is the folder path.
    The following table describes the basic connection properties for simple authentication:
    Property
    Description
    User OCID
    The unique identifier of the user in Oracle Cloud Infrastructure.
    For example, ocid1.user.oc1..aaaaaaaaherdgpjknqzrwbdc7n5ksokkot7c5jngtx3pgolr7oqbw7xzksza
    Fingerprint
    The fingerprint of the public key.
    Tenancy OCID
    The unique identifier of the tenancy in Oracle Cloud Infrastructure. The tenancy is the globally unique name of the Oracle Cloud Infrastructure account.
    For example, ocid1.tenancy.oc1..aaaaaaaaba3pv6wkcr4jqae5f44n2b2m2yt2j6rx32uzr4h25vqstifsfdsq
    Private Key File Location
    The location of the private key file in .PEM format on the Secure Agent machine.
    Region
    The Oracle Cloud Infrastructure region where the object storage bucket resides.
    Before you select a region, ensure that the Secure Agent is up and running. If you still don't see your region in the list, restart the Data Integration Server.
    Select the Oracle Cloud Object Storage region from the list.
    Bucket Name
    The Oracle Cloud Object Storage bucket name that contains the objects.
    The following table describes the advanced connection property for simple authentication:
    Property
    Description
    Folder Path
    The folder under the specified Oracle Cloud Object Storage bucket.
    For example, bucket/Dir_1/Dir_2/FileName.txt. Here, Dir_1/Dir_2 is the folder path.
    5Click Test to test your connection to the source system.
    6Click Save.