Creating an Application by Copying from Existing Resources
Create an application in Data Integration by making a copy of an existing application that's in the same workspace, another workspace, or another compartment.
Only the tasks and the resource dependencies (data assets, connections, schemas) from the existing application (source) are copied into the new application (target).
If the new application (target) is in a different tenancy from the existing application (source), you need to set up cross-tenancy policies. See Policy Examples to Set Up Cross-Tenancy Access.
After the new application (target) is created, you can map the references and run the tasks. References that you can map are the data assets, connections, and schemas that are associated with the published tasks, and also the tasks that are associated with pipelines in the application. You can't unpublish the tasks, and you can't publish other tasks to the target application. You can, however, sync the target application with changes from the source application.
In the new application, you can remap the data assets and connections associated with the published tasks. You can also remap the schemas under connections, and the tasks that are associated with published pipelines in the application. See Working with References.
To run and schedule tasks to run automatically, see Running Published Tasks and Scheduling Published Tasks to Run.
Use the oci data-integration dis-application create command and required parameters to create an application in Data Integration:
oci data-integration dis-application create [OPTIONS]
For a complete list of flags and variable options for CLI commands, see the Command Line Reference.
Run the CreateDisApplication operation to create an application in Data Integration.