Oracle Analytics and AI

Jitendra Narayan Gupta

Organizations increasingly want to build AI-enabled enterprise applications using Oracle AI Data Platform for data processing, model development, and AI pipelines. At the same time, many developers use Oracle APEX as a low-code platform to quickly build business applications.

Currently, integrating Oracle APEX applications with AI Data Platform services requires manual REST API configuration, authentication setup, and custom integration logic.

Providing a native integration capability between Oracle APEX and the Oracle AI Data Platform would simplify the process of embedding AI features directly into business applications.

This would enable developers to easily connect APEX applications with AI models, data pipelines, and analytics workflows.

DMD

Agreed that a native integration into APEX would be meaningful. In a similar way that you can wrap APEX objects into PL/SQL logic, would be interesting to integrate things like python functions, calls to notebooks, AIDP catalog objects, etc into APEX objects.

I'll note however that a way to "integrate" your AIDP data models with APEX is to leverage a ADW environment in a AIDP external catalogue. Such that if you maintain certain data models in that external catalogue, that underlying data maintained from AIDP is available to utilize as DB objects in APEX.

Now whether or not it's APEX or some other low(er) code solution to application development, I do think there should be some type of solution for the AIDP workbench to support low code application development. Linking an idea post I created as I think they're at least conceptually related:

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