Oracle Integration (OIC) provides a robust notification system to alert administrators about system health and potential issues. Administrators can configure hourly or daily email reports for specific event types. The available alert types include notifications for when the percentage of failed integration instances exceeds a defined threshold, when on-premises connectivity agents become unavailable, and when security certificates are about to expire. However, an alert for the email delivery quota being exceeded is not a configurable option within this specific notification framework. While service limits are monitored, this particular condition is not offered as a proactive email alert type.

A. Failed instances exceeding a specified percentage: This is an available alert type known as "Integration Errors," which notifies when the failure rate for an integration surpasses a configured value.

B. One or more connectivity agents are unavailable: This is a standard alert type known as "Agent Status," critical for monitoring the health of hybrid integrations.

D. Certificates that are set to expire within seven days: This is a configurable alert type known as "Certificate Expiration," which helps prevent outages due to expired certificates.

1. Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Documentation

Administering Oracle Integration Generation 2

"Configure Notifications" section.

Reference Details: In the "Notification Types" subsection

the documentation explicitly lists "Integration Errors" (matching option A)

"Agent Status" (matching option B)

and "Certificate Expiration" (matching option D) as configurable alert types for email notifications. There is no mention of an alert for an exceeded email quota. This confirms that A

B

and D are valid alert types

making C the correct answer.