ORACLE CLOUD
Data Flow actions
20 actions you can wire into a flow, alongside everything else in the Oracle Cloud integration.
Every Data Flow action
- OCI Data Flow: Cancel StatementCancel an interactive statement running against a Data Flow session run.
- OCI Data Flow: Change Application CompartmentMove a Data Flow application into a different compartment: the application keeps its OCID, only its compartment placement changes.
- OCI Data Flow: Create ApplicationCreate a Data Flow application: a reusable Apache Spark job template fixing the driver/executor shapes, executor count, Spark version, language and the object-storage URI of the Spark program.
- OCI Data Flow: Create Private EndpointCreate a Data Flow private endpoint into a VCN subnet so Spark can reach private resources by their DNS zone names. Returns a work-request id: poll Get Private Endpoint until ACTIVE.
- OCI Data Flow: Create RunLaunch a run of a Data Flow application: one execution of its Spark job. Optionally override the display name. Returns the run, which starts in ACCEPTED; poll Get Run until it reaches SUCCEEDED or FAILED.
- OCI Data Flow: Delete ApplicationDelete a Data Flow application by its OCID: its Spark definition is removed and can no longer be run.
- OCI Data Flow: Delete Private EndpointDelete a Data Flow private endpoint by its OCID: returns a work-request ID that tracks the teardown.
- OCI Data Flow: Delete RunCancel and delete a Data Flow run by its OCID: the Spark job stops and its resources are released.
- OCI Data Flow: Get ApplicationFetch a single Data Flow application by its OCID: its language, Spark version, executor sizing and lifecycle state.
- OCI Data Flow: Get Private EndpointFetch a single Data Flow private endpoint by its OCID: its subnet, DNS zones, host count and lifecycle state.
- OCI Data Flow: Get RunFetch a single Data Flow run by its OCID: its application, language, lifecycle state and duration.
- OCI Data Flow: Get Run LogFetch the content of a single named log file from a Data Flow run, returned as text.
- OCI Data Flow: Get StatementFetch a single interactive statement on a Data Flow session run: its lifecycle state and progress.
- OCI Data Flow: List ApplicationsList the Data Flow applications in a compartment. Optionally filter by exact display name and cap the page size. Walks pagination up to a safe limit.
- OCI Data Flow: List Private EndpointsList the Data Flow private endpoints in a compartment. Optionally filter by exact display name or lifecycle state, and cap the page size. Walks pagination up to a safe cap.
- OCI Data Flow: List RunsList the Spark runs in a compartment. Optionally filter by application, exact display name or lifecycle state, and cap the page size. Walks pagination up to a safe cap.
- OCI Data Flow: List StatementsList the interactive statements submitted against a Data Flow session run. Optionally filter by lifecycle state. Walks pagination up to a safe cap.
- OCI Data Flow: Submit StatementSubmit an interactive statement (a block of Spark code) to a running Data Flow SESSION run and return the created statement.
- OCI Data Flow: Update ApplicationPartially update a Data Flow application: change only the display name or number of executors you supply; blank fields are left unchanged.
- OCI Data Flow: Update RunPartially update a Data Flow run: change only the maximum duration, SESSION idle timeout or free-form tags you supply; blank fields are left unchanged (a run's display name and other properties are immutable once launched).
Also in Oracle Cloud
API Gateway18 actionsAutonomous Database24 actionsBastion10 actionsBlock Volumes69 actionsCertificates20 actionsCloud Guard20 actionsCompute17 actionsContainer Engine44 actionsData Catalog26 actionsDNS54 actionsDocument Understanding12 actionsEmail19 actionsEvents6 actionsExadata27 actionsFile Storage49 actionsFunctions15 actionsGenerative AI14 actionsIdentity90 actionsLanguage16 actionsLoad Balancer61 actionsLogging17 actionsMonitoring15 actionsMySQL HeatWave17 actionsNetwork Load Balancer33 actionsNetworking62 actionsNoSQL Database16 actionsNotifications16 actionsObject Storage15 actionsQueue19 actionsSpeech13 actionsStreaming30 actionsVault50 actionsVision10 actionsVulnerability Scanning19 actionsWeb Application Acceleration13 actionsWeb Application Firewall17 actions
Put Data Flow in a flow
These actions sit on the same canvas as every other integration, so a Data Flow step can follow a form, a schedule or a message without any glue code.
