Oracle Cloud Infrastructure 360º View is a free open-source framework and tool to generate fancy html output of your tenancy that allows for quick analysis of an existing cloud estate to better optimize the use of cloud resources. You can also adapt it to generate your own queries and create some custom reports over your OCI tenancy.

The tool installs nothing and all it needs is a database schema to generate and read your tenancy model (more info below). It takes around 30 minutes to execute.

Output ZIP file can be large (several MBs), so you may want to execute OCI360 from a system directory with at least 1 GB of free space.

OCI360 uses moat369 API to generate html and graphs output. If you are familiar to edb360 and sqld360, you will notice they all have the same Look'n Feel.

For a sample full report from my tenancy, check http://oci360.dbarj.com.br/.

OCI360 will load and convert all the JSON information of your OCI tenancy into Oracle Database tables and views, creating a full metadata structured model. After the model is created on your database, it will query those tables and create reports about your OCI.

The overall execution can be divided in 3 steps:

In this step, the tool:

• Connects to OCI through the delivered command line interface (CLI) and gets tenancy metadata in JSON format.

In this step, the tool:

• Collects the JSON files output by the extractor and loads the data to an Oracle Database for analysis and reporting.

In this step, the tool:

• Pulls data from the Oracle database to generate tables and charts that are then output in HTML format for consumption.

For the execution steps, please check the Wiki Page.

1. Unzip output OCI360_YYYYMMDD_HH24MI.zip into a directory on your PC.

2. Review main html file 00001_oci360_index.html.

Below are some sections generated by OCI360:

For a sample full report from my tenancy, check http://oci360.dbarj.com.br/.

• 2001 (2020-01-01)
  • Initial Release.

Check CHANGELOG.md for more info.