OAM :- Oracle Access manager
Regarding to Oracle Documentation
Oracle Access Management is a Java, Enterprise Edition (Java EE)-based enterprise-level security application that provides a full range of Web-perimeter security functions and Web single sign-on services including identity context, authentication and authorization; policy administration; testing; logging; auditing; and more. It leverages shared platform services including session management, Identity Context, risk analytic, and auditing, and provides restricted access to confidential information.
From the above picture as you see OAM provides single point to control all resource grants in an enterprise where multiple applications exist on different platform.
You can refer to oracle Doc here.
OAM provides:
- Single Sign On (SSO)
- Authentication
- Authorization
- Access Auditing
- Policy Administration
There is more but you can refer to the above documentation.
OIM : Oracle Identity manager
enables enterprises to manage the entire user life cycle across all enterprise resources both within and beyond a firewall. An Oracle identity management solution provides a mechanism for implementing the user management aspects of a corporate policy. It can also be a means to audit users and their access privileges.
The best best example to understand OIM is employee.
if the new employee joining the company the HR handle everything for him emails, permission … etc, with OIM it’s different and all of this can be done automatically
Refer to Oracle Documentation
here Finally OID : Oracle Internet Directory.
Simply it’s LDAP,
An online directory is a specialized database that stores and retrieves collections of information about objects. The information can represent any resources that require management, for example:
Employee names, titles, and security credentials
Information about partners
Information about shared resources such as conference rooms and printers.
The information in the directory is available to different clients, such as single sign-on solutions, email clients, and database applications. Clients communicate with a directory server by means of the Lightweight Directory Access Protocol (LDAP). Oracle Internet Directory is an LDAP directory that uses an Oracle Database for storage.
OID Oracle Documentation
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Osama
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