View Message Metrics and Billable Messages

View and analyze message data, processing and invocation times, adapter requests, and configured and consumed messages on the Metrics page. Use the data to monitor resources associated with Oracle Integration and the applications that you integrate with Oracle Integration.

Monitoring helps you detect anomalies and bottlenecks occurring within the Oracle Integration instances and connected applications. Actively and passively monitor cloud resources using the metrics and alarms features of the Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Monitoring, available with Oracle Integration. See Monitoring Overview in the Oracle Cloud Infrastructure documentation.

Note

Visual Builder message consumption is not included in Oracle Integration usage metrics.

View the Monitoring Charts

Ensure you have permission to view message metrics for the compartment.
- If you are an administrator with manage access, you can automatically view message metrics for the compartment. For manage access, you must be part of an Oracle Cloud Infrastructure group assigned a manage policy.
- If you are an administrator with read only access, you must be part of an Oracle Cloud Infrastructure group assigned a read metrics policy.
For example:
- Syntax: allow group group_name to verb resource-type in compartment compartment-name
- Policy: allow group oci-integration-admins to read metrics in compartment OICPMCompartment
See Manage Access and Assign Roles.
Open the navigation menu and click Developer Services. Under Application Integration, click Integration.
Select an instance in the Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Console.
A Metrics section shows graphs with default values.

Modify the Charts and Create Custom Charts

You can change the metrics that appear in each chart. Additionally, you can create custom charts to further analyze your data. For instance, imagine you created two compartments for your organization, one for your engineering team and another for your finance team. Using custom charts, you can measure the resources that each compartment has used and determine whether you purchased an appropriate number of message packs.

Change the message metrics displayed for each chart, if needed.
Start Time and End Time are selected at the top of each chart. Change these values to select a different time period.

Metric counts occur every five minutes.
To change the metrics displayed, change the Interval and Statistic fields for each chart.
To create custom dashboards and alerts, or to see data for all instances in a compartment: In the top right of a chart, from the Options drop-down list, select View Query in Metrics Explorer. For more information, see Viewing Default Metric Charts.

About the Charts

Chart	Description
Received messages	Shows the message requests that the instance received.
Successful messages	Shows the message requests that completed successfully.
Failed messages	Shows the message requests that did not complete successfully for the instance.
Inbound request processing time	Shows adapter inbound processing times for the instance.
Outbound request invocation time	Shows adapter outbound message invocation times for the instance.
Inbound requests	Shows the number of adapter inbound requests for the instance.
Outbound requests	Shows the number of adapter outbound requests for the instance.
Consumed messages Configured messages	These two charts show the following information: Consumed messages: Shows the messages that the instance used. Configured messages: Show the messages that you purchased. Use this data to make informed decisions about the number of message packs to purchase for the instance. The type of license you choose determines how message packs are defined and metered. For Oracle Integration: BYOL: For Bring Your Own License users, one message pack is defined as 20,000 messages per hour. You can select up to 3 message packs if you bring an existing Oracle Fusion Middleware license to the cloud. Non-BYOL: For these license types, one message pack is defined as 5,000 messages per hour. You can select up to 12 message packs if you create a new Oracle Integration license in the cloud. For Oracle Integration for SaaS, usage is tracked on a monthly basis in packs of one million messages per month, which keeps costs predictable even when you have unpredictable hourly volumes. Usage is reported monthly instead of hourly. You can select up to 43 message packs. For details on how Integration billable messages are calculated, see About Integrations Usage.

Options for Configuring the Charts

You can configure and view metrics charts that show adapter inbound request processing times, outbound request invocation times, adapter inbound request numbers, and adapter outbound request numbers.

Endpoint metrics include the following dimensions that are available for selection in the Metrics Explorer.

Note

Each endpoint metric has its own dimensions. Not all dimensions are available on all endpoint metrics.

adapterIdentifier: Show data in the chart for a single adapter (internal name) that is used either as a trigger for receiving or as an invoke for sending the request to the external system.
account_subscription: Show data in the chart for a specific account type, such as a universal credit model (UCM) account, an Oracle Integration for Saas account, or a government account.
flowCode: Show data in the chart for a specific integration in Oracle Integration.
flowVersion: Show data in the chart for a specific integration version, which you can specify at various times, including when you create or clone an integration.
inboundProcessingEndpointInformation: Show data in the chart for a specific functional request received from the client.
inboundProcessingResponseStatus: Show data in the chart for a specific status sent by the trigger to the external client.
instanceName: Show data in the chart for a specific instance. This value matches the name that an administrator specified when creating the instance as well as the URL of the instance. This value is a more user-friendly value than the resourceid.
meterType: Show data in the chart for a specific license type, such as BYOL, Cloud, or SaaS.
outboundInvocationEndpointInformation: Show data in the chart for a specific functional request made to the external system.
outboundInvocationResponseStatus: Show data in the chart for a specific status received from the external system.
integrationFlowIdentifier: Show data in the chart for the integration receiving an incoming request or sending an outgoing request. The dimension includes both the identifier and the version.
resourceid: Show data in the chart for a specific OCID of an integration instance. You can use this value to uniquely track the instance.

Tip:

To filter a chart by multiple metric dimensions, first select a dimension name and dimension value. Then, click Additional dimension and select another dimension name and value. Don't forget to click Update Chart after updating the query.

The metrics listed in the following tables are automatically available for selection for any instance you create.

The inboundProcessingEndpointInformation or outboundInvocationEndpointInformation dimension provides a concise summary of the adapter trigger or invoke configurations. For example, the inboundProcessingEndpointInformation dimension can look for ‘Receive Incident Created notification from ServiceNow’ for an integration that is triggered when an incident is created in the ServiceNow application. On the invoke side, the outboundInvocationEndpointInformation dimension can look for ‘Create Account in Salesforce.com’ if the invoke activity in the integration is configured to create an Account object in Salesforce.com.

The following table describes the available metrics and dimensions. The Commonly Used Statistics in Metrics Explorer column provides the following information.

Mean: Average processing time (latency) taken for incoming requests received during the time interval and average invocation time taken by outbound requests sent during the time interval.
Min: Minimum processing time (latency) taken for incoming requests received during the time interval and minimum invocation time taken by outbound requests sent during the time interval.
Max: Maximum invocation time taken by outbound requests sent during the time interval and maximum processing time (latency) taken for incoming requests received during the time interval.
P50: Maximum invocation time (latency) taken by 50% of outbound requests sent during the time interval and maximum processing time (latency) taken by 50% of incoming requests received during the time interval.
P90: Maximum invocation time (latency) taken by 90% of outbound requests sent during the time interval and maximum processing time (latency) taken by 90% of incoming requests received during the time interval.
P95: Maximum invocation time (latency) taken by 95% of outbound requests sent during the time interval and maximum processing time (latency) taken by 95% of incoming requests received during the time interval.
P99: Maximum invocation time (latency) taken by 99% of outbound requests sent during the time interval and maximum processing time (latency) taken by 99% of incoming requests received during the time interval.
Count: Total number of requests received during the time interval and total number of outbound requests made during the time interval.

Endpoint Metrics

Metric Name in Metrics Explorer	Unit	Description	Dimension Name in Metrics Explorer	Commonly Used Statistics in Metrics Explorer
ConfiguredMessages	count	Number of messages that were configured. This number determines billing.	account_subscription instanceName meterType resourceId	Max
InboundRequestProcessingTime	Duration in milliseconds	The time taken for processing inbound requests. In case of synchronous requests, it is the total time taken for processing a request and sending the response. In case of fire-and-forget inbound requests, it is the time taken to persist the request and send the acknowledgment. This metric captures the time elapsed (in milliseconds) by the trigger in processing the incoming request.	adapterIdentifier inboundProcessingEndpointInformation inboundProcessingResponseStatus integrationFlowIdentifier resourceid	Mean Min Max P95 P99
MessagesFailedCount	count	Number of messages that could not be processed. For example, a message can't be processed when an external endpoint that is used in an integration goes down.	flowCode flowVersion resourceId	Max
MessagesReceivedCount	count	Number of messages that were received. This count doesn't indicate whether the messages processed successfully.	flowCode flowVersion resourceId	Min Max
MessagesSuccessfulCount	count	Number of messages that were processed successfully.	flowCode flowVersion resourceId	Min Max
NumberofInboundRequests	count	Number of requests received by Oracle Integration using any adapter-specific trigger connection. This metric includes the HTTPs requests posted to Oracle Integration and the messages polled by adapters such as Oracle Advanced Queuing (AQ) Adapter, IBM MQ Series JMS Adapter, Apache Kafka Adapter, Oracle Database Adapter, and so on.	adapterIdentifier inboundProcessingEndpointInformation inboundProcessingResponseStatus integrationFlowIdentifier resourceid	Count
NumberOfOutboundRequests	count	Number of outbound requests sent by the adapter as part of the invoke activity in Oracle Integration.	adapterIdentifier integrationFlowIdentifier outboundProcessingEndpointInformation outboundProcessingResponseStatus resourceid	Count
OutboundRequestInvocationTime	Duration in milliseconds	Time (in milliseconds) spent by the adapter during the invocation of the target endpoint.	adapterIdentifier integrationFlowIdentifier outboundProcessingEndpointInformation outboundProcessingResponseStatus resourceid	Mean Min Max P50 P90 P95 P99

How Adapters Map to Dimension Values

The following table describes how each adapter maps to its dimension value in the Metrics Explorer.

Dimension Value in Metrics Explorer	Adapter Display Name	Inbound Processing Event Information Naming Conventions in Dimension Value Field	Outbound Invocation Endpoint Information Naming Conventions in Dimension Value Field
adobeesign	Adobe Sign Adapter	N/A	Retrieve status of agreement from Adobe eSign Upload a document in Adobe eSign Retrieve IDs of agreement from Adobe eSign Retrieve URL of the document from Adobe eSign
adwdatabase	Oracle Autonomous Data Warehouse Adapter	New row is inserted into <table name> in Oracle ADW	Insert rows into <table name> in Oracle ADW Merge rows into < table name> in Oracle ADW Update rows into <table name> in Oracle ADW
apachekafka	Apache Kafka Adapter	Consume latest message from Topic: [TopicName=<Topic>,Partitions={<Partition>}] in Apache Kafka	Produce message(JSON) in Topic: [TopicName=<Topic>,Partitions={<Partition>}] using Apache Kafka Consume latest message from Topic: [TopicName=<Topic>,Partitions={<Partition>}] in Apache Kafka
aq	Oracle Advanced Queuing (AQ) Adapter	Consume <message type> message from Queue: <queue name> in Oracle Advanced Queueing (AQ)	Produce <message type> message in Queue: <queue name> using Oracle Advanced Queuing (AQ)
ariba	SAP Ariba Adapter	Receive notification from <operation name> from Ariba	Create <business object> in SAP Ariba Bulk upload for the task - <task name> <Data Mode: Master/Transactional, Operation Mode: Incremental/Full> in SAP Ariba Bulk extract for the task - <task name> <Data Mode: Master/Transactional, Operation Mode: Incremental/Full> from SAP Ariba
as2adapter	AS2 Adapter	N/A	N/A
atpdatabase	Oracle Autonomous Transaction Processing Adapter	New row is inserted into <table name> in Oracle ATP	insert rows into <table name> in Oracle ATP Merge rows into < table name> in Oracle ATP Update rows into <table name> in Oracle ATP
bbtranslationadapter	EDI Translate Action	N/A	B2B EDI Translation
box	Box Adapter	N/A	N/A
concur	SAP Concur Adapter	NA	Create/Update/Delete/Retrieve <business object> in SAP Concur. Extracts reports of available data objects in SAP Concur. Manage payment batches and retrieve their batch files in SAP Concur. Get status for the Job in Concur Download file from Concur application Bulk data extract request for AP/GL Extract V.3.04 submitted in Concur
cpq	Oracle CPQ Adapter	N/A	N/A
database	Oracle Database Adapter	New row is inserted into <table name> in Oracle Database	Insert rows into <table name> in Oracle Database Merge rows into < table name> in Oracle Database Update rows into <table name> in Oracle Database
dbaasdatabase	Oracle Database Cloud Service Adapter	New row is inserted into <table name> in DBCS	Insert rows into <table name> in DBCS Merge rows into < table name> in DBCS Update rows into <table name> in DBCS
db2database	IBM DB2 Adapter	New row is inserted into <table name> in DB2	Insert rows into <table name> in DB2 Merge rows into < table name> in DB2 Update rows into <table name> in DB2
docusign	DocuSign Adapter	N/A	Create and send an envelope in DocuSign Send an envelope created from an existing template in DocuSign Get status changes of an envelope from DocuSign
ebay	eBay Marketplace Adapter	N/A	Get Single Record: <Entity_NAME>s from eBay Get List of Records: <Entity_NAME>s from eBay Create a Record: <Entity_NAME> in eBay Update a Record: <Entity_NAME> in eBay Delete a Record: <Entity_NAME> from eBay
ebusiness	Oracle E-Business Suite Adapter	N/A	N/A
erp	Oracle ERP Cloud Adapter	Receive notification for business event <event name> from ERP Cloud Receive Status of ERP Import Job from ERP Cloud Receive notification for business event OIC_MAT_349_FSCM_PARENT from ERP Cloud Request Object Account from ERP Cloud Request Object Item from ERP Cloud	Get ESS Job Status in ERP Cloud Submit Contract For Approval in ERP Cloud Bulk Import of data into ERP Cloud using FBDI Job: <Job Name> Upload File to UCM in ERP Cloud
eventbrite	Eventbrite Adapter	N/A	N/A
facebook	Facebook Adapter	N/A	N/A
file	File Adapter	Read file from server Read and delete file from server Read file recursively in directory from server Read file recursively in directory and delete from server	Read file from Server Write file <FileName>in directory <DirName> Listing file with minimum age <N> seconds, maximum files in response <M> Recursive <True\|False> Move file with Overwrite option <True\|False> Delete file in Server Download file in Oracle Integration from agent
ftp	FTP Adapter	NA	Read file from FTP Server in (binary\|ASCII) format Write(append) file to FTP Server in (binary\|ASCII) format (Encrypt\|decrypt\|Sign\Verify) and Write file to FTP Server List (Recursive) files from FTP Server Move (Overwrite) files from FTP Server Delete file in FTP Server Download file from FTP Server in (binary\|ASCII) format Download and (unzip\|decrypt\|Verify) file from FTP Server in (binary\|ASCII) format
gmail	Google Gmail Adapter	N/A	Get email attachment from Gmail List emails from Gmail
googlecalendar	Google Calendar Adapter	N/A	N/A
googletask	Google Tasks Adapter	N/A	N/A
hcm	Oracle HCM Cloud Adapter	Receive <business object> from Client	<verb> <business object / noun> in HCM Cloud <verb> <rest resource> from HCM Cloud Subscribe <atom feed> from HCM Cloud Download bulk extract <extract name> from HCM Cloud Upload File to UCM in HCM Cloud
hybriscommerce	SAP Commerce Cloud (Hybris) Adapter	N/A	Query/ Create/ Update / Delete <business object> in SAP Commerce Cloud
jdeeone	Oracle JD Edwards EnterpriseOne Adapter	N/A	Call JD Edwards SOAP Service <SOAP Service> : <Operation>
jms	Oracle WebLogic JMS Adapter	Consume message from Queue: <queue name> in Oracle Weblogic JMS Consume message from Topic: <topic name> in Oracle Weblogic JMS	Produce message in Queue: <queue name> using Oracle Weblogic JMS Produce message in Topic: <topic name> using Oracle Weblogic JMS
linkedin	LinkedIn Adapter	N/A	N/A
mailchimp	Mailchimp Adapter	N/A	N/A
Marketo	Marketo Adapter	N/A	Create Or Update Lead in Marketo Import Lead in Marketo
microsoftcalendar	Microsoft Office 365 Calendar Adapter	N/A	N/A
microsoftcontact	Microsoft Contact Adapter	N/A	N/A
microsoftemail	Microsoft Office 365 Outlook Adapter	N/A	N/A
mqjms	IBM MQ Series JMS Adapter	Consume message from Queue: <queue name> in MQSeries JMS	Produce message (Persistent) in Queue: <Queue Name> using MQSeries JMS
mysqldatabase	MySQL Adapter	New row is inserted into <table name> in MySQL DB	Insert rows into <table name> in My SQL DB Merge rows into < table name> in My SQL DB Update rows into <table name> in My SQL DB
netsuite	Oracle NetSuite Adapter	N/A	Update Superseded Items in Netsuite Update EBS Item Details in Netsuite Add Invoice to Netsuite Search <search> in Netsuite
ocistreaming	Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Streaming Service Adapter	N/A	Message produced to: Sales-SP with Partition/s: <Partitions> of MessageType <Message Type>
ofsccloudadapter	Oracle Field Service Cloud Adapter	Receive <event-name> notification from Oracle Field Service Cloud or Receive <event1, event2...> notification from Oracle Field Service Cloud	Get <resource-name> in Oracle Field Service Cloud Get <resource-name> <sub-resource-name> in Oracle Field Service Cloud <custom-action> <resource-name> in Oracle Field Service Cloud
oms	Oracle Messaging Cloud Service Adapter	N/A	N/A
rest	REST Adapter	Trigger Oracle Integration REST Integration: <HTTP verb> <resource path>	Call External REST API: <verb> <relative-path> Call <App-name>: <verb> <relative-path> Call Oracle Integration REST Integration: <integration flow >
rest_opa	Oracle Intelligent Advisor Adapter (formerly Oracle Policy Automation) Adapter	Receive ${load/save} request for <interview> from Intelligent Advisor	Send assessment request for <interview> to Intelligent Advisor.
rest_oraclecommercecloud	Oracle Commerce Cloud Adapter	N/A	N/A
responsys	Oracle Responsys Adapter	N/A	N/A
rightnow	Oracle Service Cloud (RightNow) Adapter	Receive <event name> Notification from Oracle Service Cloud Receive <object name> (Oracle Service Cloud Object) from Client	Query <object name> objects from Oracle Service Cloud Query CSV records for <object name> from Oracle Service Cloud Get file attachment from Oracle Service Cloud Invoke Batch Operation in Oracle Service Cloud Get <object name> from Oracle Service Cloud Create <object name> in Oracle Service Cloud Update <object name> in Oracle Service Cloud Destroy <object name> in Oracle Service Cloud
oracleutilities	Oracle Utilities Adapter	<Description of the business object from the service catalog> in Oracle Utilities	<Description of the service from the service catalog> in Oracle Utilities
osc	Oracle CX Sales and B2B Service Adapter (formerly Oracle Sales Cloud) Adapter	Request object <object name > from Engagement Cloud Request Object Account from Engagement Cloud Receive notification for business event FoundationParties_Person_Created from Engagement Cloud Request Object Opportunity from Engagement Cloud	Create Opportunity in Engagement Cloud Create ICS Sales Custom Obj CO in Engagement Cloud
logistics	Oracle Logistics Adapter	N/A	N/A
paypal	PayPal Adapter	Receive <business object event> notification from PayPal	For Query : <operation>from PayPal For Create/Update/Delete:<operation> in PayPal
salesforce	Salesforce Adapter	Receive <business object> notifications from Salesforce.com	Create Account in Salesforce.com
sap	SAP Adapter	Receive <business object> from SAP	Invoke <business object> from SAP
saps4hana	SAP S/4HANA Cloud Adapter	N/A	GET : Get specific item from the collection<Entity_NAME> from SAP S/4HANA GET : GetAll entities in the collections of <Entity_NAME> from SAP S/4HANA POST : Create new item in the collection <Entity_NAME> from SAP S/4HANA PATCH : Update new item in the collection <Entity_NAME> from SAP S/4HANA DELETE : Delete specific entity in the collection from SAP S/4HANA
servicenow	ServiceNow Adapter	Receive <business object> notifications from ServiceNow	For Query : <operation>from ServiceNow For Create/Update/Delete:<operation> in ServiceNow Upload Attachment to ServiceNow
shopify	Shopify Adapter	Receive <business object event> from Shopify	For Query : <<operationName>> from Shopify For Create/Update/Delete:<<operationName>> in Shopify
siebel	Oracle Siebel Adapter	N/A	Call Siebel SOAP Service OS FS Get Stock Oracle Integration <Service>:<Operation>
slack	Slack Adapter	N/A	N/A
SOAAdapter	Oracle SOA Suite Adapter (includes Oracle Service Bus and Oracle SOA Cloud Service)	N.A.	Call a << REST / SOAP >> service on a << SOA Composite / Service Bus project >>
soap	SOAP Adapter	Trigger Oracle Integration SOAP Integration for the interface <Port Type> : <operation name>	Call External SOAP API <Port Type> : <operation-name>
sqlserverdatabase	Microsoft SQL Server Adapter	New row is inserted into <table name> in MS SQL Server DB	Insert rows into <table name> in MS SQL Server DB Merge rows into < table name> in MS SQL Server DB Update rows into <table name> in MS SQL Server DB
Successfactors	SAP SuccessFactors Adapter	Receive <<operationName>> <<BusinessObject>> from SuccessFactors	Query data from SuccessFactors using SFQL query Create <<BusinessObject>> in SuccessFactors Update <<BusinessObject>>in SuccessFactors Delete <<BusinessObject>>in SuccessFactors Create or update <<BusinessObject>> in SuccessFactors
sugarcrm	SugarCRM Adapter	N/A	For Query(Retrive single/list of Records) : <operation>from SugarCRM For Create/Update/Delete:<operation> in SugarCRM
surveymonkey	SurveyMonkey Adapter	N/A	N/A
otac	Oracle Taleo Enterprise Edition Adapter	N/A	Get request status from Oracle Talent Acquisition Cloud (Taleo EE) Get request status from Oracle Talent Acquisition Cloud (Taleo EE)
trello	Trello Adapter	N/A	N/A
twilio	Twilio Adapter	N/A	N/A
twitter	Twitter Adapter	N/A	N/A
workday	Workday Adapter	N/A	Create, Update, Delete, and Import records in Workday Extract bulk data from workday
zendesk	Zendesk Adapter	N/A	Get Single Record: Get <Entity_NAME> from Zendesk Get List of Records: Get <Entity_NAME>s from Zendesk Create a Record: Create <Entity_NAME> in Zendesk Update a Record: Update <Entity_NAME> in Zendesk Update multiple Records: Update <Entity_NAME>s in Zendesk Update multiple Records in batches: Update <Entity_NAME>s in batches in Zendesk Search multiple Records: Search <Entity_NAME>s in Zendesk Delete a Record: Delete <Entity_NAME> from Zendesk Create or Update a Record: Create or Update <Entity_NAME> in Zendesk Upload an Attachment: Upload Attachment in Zendesk Redact Attachment: Redact Comment Attachment in Zendesk

Example of an Endpoint Metric Chart

The following example of an endpoint metrics chart is provided. The chart shows adapter inbound request processing times. A metrics namespace is provided that is a container for message metrics. The namespace identifies the service sending the metrics. The namespace for message metrics is oci_integration.
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Adapters with Limited Dimensions

The following adapters do not publish inboundProcessingEndpointInformation and outboundInvocationEndpointInformation dimensions in the Metrics Explorer.

AS2 Adapter
Google Tasks Adapter
Microsoft Office 365 People Adapter
Oracle Commerce Cloud Adapter
Oracle CPQ Adapter
Oracle E-Business Suite Adapter
Oracle Eloqua Cloud Adapter
Oracle Logistics Adapter
Oracle Messaging Cloud Service Adapter
Oracle Responsys Adapter
Slack Adapter

Calculate Requests Per Second

If a synchronous integration keeps timing out or is taking longer than usual to complete, the integration might be trying to process too many requests. Knowing the requests that your instance processes in a second helps you design synchronous integrations that deliver the fast responses that you need.

The requests-per-second calculation helps you determine the approximate number of concurrent requests that your system can receive from client applications. For example, when a mobile application calls Oracle Integration, how many concurrent requests from the mobile app can your instance process?

This calculation is specifically for synchronous integrations, for which Oracle Integration waits for a response from the target service. If you have an integration that completes a large task and needs a long time to run, Oracle recommends creating an asynchronous integration instead.

Note

Generally, the words "message" and "request" are synonymous. However, when you're working with large payloads, you might consume more than one message per request. This change impacts your calculations. See View Message Metrics and Billable Messages.

The calculations in this section assume that every request is 50 KB or smaller.
This calculation is typically called TPS, or transactions per second. TPS doesn't apply directly to Oracle Integration for two reasons:
- Oracle Integration processes requests, rather than transactions.
- Sizing in Oracle Integration is based on the hourly consumption of messages, rather than the per-second consumption.
The Oracle Integration equivalent to TPS is requests per second, which is your concurrency.

Determine the approximate number of requests that an instance can process in one minute.
1. Determine the number of message packs that you purchased per hour for the instance.
  
  For this example, we'll say that you have an Oracle Integration license and purchased 4 packs.
2. Multiply the number of message packs by the number of messages in the message pack (5,000 messages for non-BYOL customers, and 20,000 messages for BYOL customers).
  
  For this example, we'll say that you're a non-BYOL customer, so your message packs contain 5,000 messages.
  
  4 message packs x 5,000 messages per hour = 20,000 requests per hour
3. Divide the number of hourly requests by 3,600 to determine your approximate per-second capacity.
  
  20,000 requests per hour / 3600 = 5.6 requests per second
4. Multiply the per-second requests by 2; an instance can typically handle about twice your purchased capacity.
  
  5.6 requests per second x 2 = 11 requests per second
Calculate your concurrency (the number of concurrent requests your system can handle from client applications).
1. Determine the typical response time in seconds.
  
  For example, run a few requests and check the response times in the activity stream timestamps. See Track the Status of Integration Instances in Using Integrations in Oracle Integration 3.
  
  The response time can vary depending on circumstances. When the volume of transactions increase in your instance, your response times might also increase.
  
  For this example, we'll say that your response time is 5 seconds.
2. Multiply the number of requests you can process per second by the response time.
  
  11 requests per second x 5 seconds = 55 concurrent requests
  
  This value is your approximate concurrency.

Example 5-1 Processing the maximum number of concurrent requests

Let's take a look at a sample request queue when an instance that can handle 55 concurrent requests is working at full capacity.

The following table illustrates how requests arrive and complete as each second passes. The total requests in the queue increase until they reach 55 and remain at 55 indefinitely. After 5 seconds (the response time), requests start completing.

Time that has elapsed	Requests that arrive	Requests that complete	Total requests in the queue
1 second	11	0	11
2 seconds	11	0	22
3 seconds	11	0	33
4 seconds	11	0	44
5 seconds	11	11	55
6 seconds	11	11	55
7 seconds	11	11	55
8 seconds	11	11	55

Example 5-2 Exceeding the maximum concurrent requests

Imagine the same instance is receiving a higher number of requests per second than the maximum concurrency value. The following table illustrates how quickly the number of requests in the queue can build, even when you exceed the concurrency by just a few requests. After 3 seconds, the instance has already exceeded its maximum number of concurrent requests, and within 8 seconds, the instance is dealing with twice the maximum number of concurrent requests.

If an integration is likely to exceed the instance's maximum concurrency, the integration is probably going to experience timeouts when built as a synchronous integration. Instead, build the integration as an asynchronous integration.

Time that has elapsed	Requests that arrive	Requests that complete	Total requests in the queue
1 second	20	0	20
2 seconds	20	0	40
3 seconds	20	0	60
4 seconds	20	0	80
5 seconds	20	11	89
6 seconds	20	11	98
7 seconds	20	11	107
8 seconds	20	11	116

Use the Cost Estimator Tool to Determine Your Monthly Bill

Oracle provides a cost estimator tool to help you determine your monthly usage and bill for Oracle Integration.

Go to the cost estimator tool.
From the Select category list, choose Integration.
In the Application Integration box, click Load.
Follow the instructions on the page to calculate your costs.
The estimated monthly cost is displayed.

See Estimate Your Monthly Cost.

Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Documentation

Calculate Requests Per Second

Use the Cost Estimator Tool to Determine Your Monthly Bill