Farnaz Mostowfi - Rittman Mead

Timestamp Functions and Presentation Variables in Oracle Cloud Analytics

One of the most popular Rittman Mead blog posts over the last 10 years is Timestamps and Presentation Variables [https://www.rittmanmead.com/blog/2014/12/timestamps-and-presentation-variables/]. As we are seeing more and more migrations to OAC, we decided to review and revise this post for the latest version of

kibana

Time Series Visualisations: Kibana or Grafana?

Grafana [http://grafana.org/] has rapidly become one of the de-facto “DevOps” tools for real time monitoring dashboards of time series metrics. In addition to its powerful visualisations, Grafana is not tied to a particular stack or vendor, and supports multiple backend data sources including InfluxDB [https://www.influxdata.com/

Technical

System Metrics Collectors

The need to monitor and control the system performances is not new. What is new is the trend of clever, lightweight, easy to setup, open source metric collectors in the market, along with timeseries databases to store these metrics, and user friendly front ends through which to display and analyse

Technical

Oracle Endeca Information Discovery 3.1 and Self- Service Data Mashup capability

Oracle Endeca Information Discovery (OEID) 3.1 has been released yesterday, 7th of November. The new version is a good step forward to satisfy business users with providing much better self-service discovery capabilities. OEID 3.1 now enables its non-technical users to securely run agile business intelligence analysis on variety

Technical

Oracle Endeca Information Discovery, Text Enrichment and Customer-Defined Lists

One of the data visualisations that you can use with Oracle Endeca Information Discovery is the “tag cloud”. You’ve probably seen tag clouds used in newspaper articles and other publications to show the most commonly found words or phrases in a document, the screenshot below shows a tag cloud

Technical

Configuring SSL on OEID v3.0

Oracle Endeca Information Discovery (OEID) version 3.0 now supports secure connection over HTTP, something useful for when implementing Endeca in a production environment where its expected that all security risks been controlled. Sending requests and data over unsecured HTTP is generally considered one of the more higher-risk vulnerabilities, with

Technical

Oracle Endeca Information Discovery v3.0 Integration with the OBIEE 11g BI Server

One of the first moves towards integrating Oracle Endeca Information Discovery (OEID) with other Oracle products is the ability to source data from an Oracle BI Server repository for loading into an Oracle Endeca Server “data domain” (the new name for an Endeca Server datastore). As mentioned in my previous

Technical

What's New in Oracle Endeca Information Discovery v2.4

As I am new to the Rittman Mead blog, I would first like to say hello. I am Farnaz and I have been working with Oracle Endeca Information Discovery (OEID) having joined Rittman Mead last year. As part of my experience with OEID I have just completed an Endeca project,