In which three cases would you need a Visual Builder service instance to deploy your app to? (Choose three.)

Fusion Cloud environments already embed a Visual Builder runtime, but that runtime is constrained to the Fusion tenancy, Fusion-authenticated users, and OAuth-secured services.

You therefore need a separate OCI Visual Builder service instance when:

• the application must be reachable by users who are not provisioned in Fusion Apps (A);

• the app must call an external REST API or database that is protected only with Basic Authentication, which the embedded runtime does not support (B);

• the app has to be exposed through a vanity/custom domain, something not configurable in the embedded runtime (C).

Calling Fusion REST services (D) and adding the app to the Fusion Apps menu (E) are already supported directly by the embedded runtime, so a separate instance is unnecessary.

D. Embedded Visual Builder already contains pre-configured OAuth trust to call Fusion REST; no extra instance is needed.

E. Fusion’s App Composer lets you register a Visual Builder extension in the Cloud Apps menu without deploying it to an external instance.

1. Oracle Help Center – “Extending Oracle Fusion Cloud Applications with Oracle Visual Builder”

24D

Section “When Do I Need a Stand-alone Visual Builder Instance?” (lists external users

basic-auth services

custom domain use cases).

2. Oracle Help Center – “Creating Service Connections” › “Authentication Options” (notes Basic Auth not allowed in embedded Fusion Visual Builder); Visual Builder 24.2 documentation

chap. 6.

3. Oracle Help Center – “Publishing Your Application” › “Use a Custom Domain”

Visual Builder 24.2

pp. 215-218 (custom domain requires OCI VB instance).

4. Oracle Help Center – “Calling Fusion Cloud REST APIs from Visual Builder Extensions”

Extensibility Guide 24D

sec. 8.1 (shows direct access without extra instance).

5. Oracle University Courseware – “Oracle Cloud: Extending Fusion Applications with Visual Builder”

Module 4

slides 18-20 (menu integration done within embedded runtime).