Have you evaluated setting up public access with this approach https://medium.com/@insight2action/oracle-analytics-cloud-oac-embedding-public-user-access-part-1-5fb0f513508a We have other customers using this and it is available today. 

There may be some resource specific things do here -- for example a monitoring UI for specific jobs running. However, generally in OAC, this should not be necessary. The system is a PaaS service and it should have high availability without action on your part. It might be useful to do a PoC to get more insight. We can have…

The best approach is to have your customers vote for the idea. The ideas are reviewed on an ongoing basis and the votes affect the ranking. There is some related work in progress to improve the consumer experience overall. 

Your concern and argument makes a lot of sense. The planning for this feature has started, and we don't have a release timeline to share yet. In the mean time, if you do encounter an operational issue with someone leaving the company or similar situation, please reach out to support to see if we can assist. 

Is this likely to be "per data set" since calculations will need to have references to specific data? Or is it more like having code fragments which can be reused but are not specific to a data set?

What would be the benefit of preventing a user from scheduling a Data flow run? More insight in to your goal versus the specific setting would help. As stated, this is unlikely for use to implement as the main purpose of a data flow it to be able to run it and scheduling is just a way to make that easier. Is this about the…

The improvement is planned. We will post an update when it is available.

Have you looked a combining OCI Stream Analytics with OAC? https://blogs.oracle.com/dataintegration/what-is-oracle-stream-analytics https://www.oracle.com/middleware/technologies/stream-processing.html This combined with landing the data or often aggregates in ADW for OAC reports can be a very robust solution -- especially…

Dan this is a good list. We do review the comments and I hope others in the community chime in on what they would like to see in DV to enable more of the classic scenarios.

I changed the title. This improvement is specific for Embedding scenario. It does require a work around today and an improvement is planned.

Please work with support directly. Chrome 84+ does work with OAC.

OAC does work with Chrome 84+. The issues described in the articles affect embedding use cases. We are working on that scenario. ( Doc ID 2665373.1 ) Can you share more details with support about your issue as it is not generally affecting other customers. 

I can't reproduce this on 84.0.4147.135 with SSO. Will investigate. 

You can add these via authoring (as an image or text). Does that work? Is this idea just about making it a default on new projects/canvas?

Is this experience like showing a canvas floating over another canvas (so you don't change navigation)? Does it need to be hover or could it be other gestures like click or hover and click?

Is this mostly about setting a standard theme/colors across Projects in your OAC instance or is it more about what you can and cannot customize in a single Project? Maybe there are two ideas -- a global theme setting and improvements in colors/theming?

100 sections is a lot. 500K is not possible. You indicate you cannot refactor the reports to have less than 100. Is there a specific number that would work? From our knowledge 100 is far more than almost all customers use and we would like to get more insight on why the section count cannot be reduced.

Dileep's comment is correct. We integrate with the identity system's groups and this is the recommended way to manage access and permissions. 

We have an item on the roadmap to allow a simple method to keep an OAC data set up to date. One question here is how fresh the data needs to be for the business case. Some connections (such as to Fusion Apps) do not support LIVE connections where each query is sent to the source for each query. For your scenario, what is a…

These seem like useful additions. It would be interesting to know the full list of ones you would likely use.