Oracle Cloud integration
Map Oracle Cloud Infrastructure compute instances, VCNs, and compartments for a single view of cloud inventory.
What it connects
- Compute instances to understand what is running in Oracle Cloud.
- Virtual cloud networks (VCNs) to understand how your Oracle Cloud networking is laid out.
- Compartments to see how Oracle Cloud resources are grouped and organized.
- Instances and networks in one inventory alongside the rest of your environment.
What it automates
- Group compute instances by compartment so owners can review what is running.
- List VCNs alongside the compartments they belong to for network reviews.
- Answer inventory questions about Oracle Cloud resources from mapped data.
- Provide cloud reviews with an inventory of instances, networks, and compartments.
In practice
- An engineer asks which compute instances sit in a compartment. STLabs answers from the mapped Oracle Cloud data without anyone opening the console.
- During a cloud review, STLabs lists Oracle Cloud instances, networks, and compartments in one place so IT can decide what to keep.
- A security lead asks which VCNs exist in your Oracle Cloud tenancy. STLabs lists them from the mapped data and posts the list on the ticket.
- A team asks what they have running in Oracle Cloud. STLabs answers from the mapped instances and compartments and links the details on the request.