Accessing a Private Network from Data Flow
To let a Data Flow Application to access a private network, you must:
- Meet the prerequisites for creating, editing, managing and using private endpoints.
- Create a private endpoint for the Application to use, if one doesn't already exist.
- Attach the private endpoint to the Application.
- Use the private endpoint while you Running an Application.
Prerequisites
Oracle Cloud Infrastructure lets you configure private access for your resources using private endpoints.
Data Flow uses private endpoints to access the private network where your data sources are hosted. You must have the required set up to use the Data Flow private endpoints. If using SCAN proxy, configure the network to allow traffic between the nodes in the subnet for the SCAN port.
Also, to create, update, or delete private endpoints in Oracle Cloud Infrastructure, you need to obtain certain permissions in Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Identity and Access Management (IAM) for the relevant compartments in your tenancy. The following table lists the required permissions for virtual networking resources in Oracle Cloud Infrastructure for the private endpoint operations.
Operation | Required Access on Underlying Resources |
---|---|
Create a private endpoint |
For the private endpoint compartment:
For the subnet compartment:
|
Update a private endpoint |
For the private endpoint compartment:
|
Delete a private endpoint |
For the private endpoint compartment:
For the subnet compartment:
|
If you have the manage work requests
permission, you can view the
logs and error messages that are encountered while working with private
endpoints.