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Hi and welcome to this session of What's New in OCI.
A session dedicated to help you learn quickly, the latest news
in Oracle Cloud Infrastructure.
First news,
The launch of Network Firewall powered by PaloAlto Networks.
A new network firewall to monitor your traffic North-South and East-West
powered by PaloAlto Networks.
Second, Oracle Threat Intelligence
a new service to identify malicious IPs that are trying to connect to your environment.
An improvement in Oracle Cloud Guard, Oracle Cloud Guard Threat Detector.
To identify malicious activities and prevent you from being flooded with false positives.
Oracle Security Zone. A zone where you can customize
security rules and enforce them on your user.
And last one, Oracle Cloud Guard Fusion Applications Detector
another improvement in Cloud Guard to leverage the power of Cloud Guard
to monitor and secure Fusion Applications.
Now Michelle will walk you through the other services that we launched.
Thanks Julien.
The newest in Cloud Native this month,
are API Usage Plans which give you more insight into the consumption of your APIs.
From there, you can better monetize your APIs and even manage quotas per subscriber.
This functionality is going to help you answer questions like,
"How many consumers signed up for this API?"
"Who are our top consumers?"
"And who has increased or decreased usage?"
So this functionality is now part of the OCI API Gateway.
Another one of the most exciting recent launches is the new OCI search service with OpenSearch.
This is a managed service by Oracle based on the open source, OpenSearch.
Which makes it super easy to ingest, search, visualize and analyze, huge datasets.
Using OCI's managed service
means that you can choose the exact amount of resources to provision with.
And also scale quickly and without any downtime.
You can find two new reference architectures with OCI search service
to build in application search or to aggregate and analyze logs.
Those things will be in the description below.
And this is just the start of a new suite of open source managed services.
So keep an eye out for more coming soon.
Ok, and next, let's go to Shig for some updates on License Manger and some new region news.
Thanks, Michelle.
If you're looking to move Oracle Database licenses to OCI and take advantage of BYOL
then you may be concerned about how to track usage of those licenses.
Today it requires a manual process or the use of third party tools
but we're very excited to announce the launch of License Manager.
A new, opt-in service on OCI to help address these concerns.
We're starting with support for Oracle Database but will soon be adding support for other Oracle products
as well as non-Oracle software, so
please check out this new capability in your OCI console.
In June we also added the new OCI region in Paris,
further extending our global reach
and putting us on track to adding six more regions
in calendar year 2022.
In addition, we added our 11th Azure Interconnect in Singapore
which is a region that supports the interconnection between OCI and Azure Cloud.
Via a dedicated, low latency private interconnect,
with support for
identity federation
in order to support multi cloud scenarios.
Very exciting expansion of our capabilities.
So with that,
that covers the highlights of What's New in OCI for this round.
We're only able to cover the highlights.
so to learn more and get more on what's new,
please check out our What's New Blog at blogs.oracle.com
For those folks looking to kick tires on products prior to release
please check out our Beta Program.
We're always looking forward to getting feedback from our customers.
And with that, thank you for joining us,
and we look forward to seeing you on the next round of What's New in OCI.
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