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EBS- SSO Integration with Oracle Identity Cloud Service (IDCS)

Recently got an opportunity to do a POC for implementing SSO with Oracle EBS (12.2.5) using Oracle IDCS approach. It’s fairly simple and much less intrusive work as far as work within eBS is concerned.
One primary component for this solution is EBS Asserter which needs to be deployed and configured in DMZ (Security policy does not allow any core EBS component to be exposed in DMZ)

This is fully integrated solution with inhouse Active Directory and not exposing any critical data (user password) in Cloud. POC was completely successful. Below is the data flow between various components of EBS and Oracle IDCS.

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Anand M

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Enterprise Solutions Architect with 8x AWS Certified & Project Management Professional (PMP). Passionate about solving customer problems through innovative solutions and improving operational efficiency by automating everything possible.

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I’m a Hands-On Technical & Entrprise Solutions Architect based out of Houston, TX. I have been working on Oracle ERP, Oracle Database and Cloud technologies for over 20 years and still going strong for learning new things.

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