Oracle Identity Governance (formerly Oracle Identity Manager) is Oracle's self-managed identity governance product on WebLogic. Pages here cover replacing it with self-hosted midPoint.
Comparing Oracle Identity Governance on WebLogic and SOA Suite with midPoint on Java and PostgreSQL: provisioning and reconciliation, request and approval workflows, certification, connector frameworks, the infrastructure each needs, and licensing and support.
For Oracle Identity Manager customers looking for a lighter open-source identity manager: what Apache Syncope's provisioning, ConnId connectors, workflow and self-service cover, and where OIG certification and segregation of duties features would need midPoint instead.
Moving from Oracle Identity Manager or OIG to midPoint: exporting configuration to understand resources, roles and workflows, mapping connectors and reconciliation, porting approval processes, running both against the same targets and retiring WebLogic and SOA Suite.
OIG 14c needs a new middleware home, JDK 17, a schema upgrade and an irreversible domain reconfiguration. This page compares that project with moving to midPoint, so teams on 12.2.1.4 can decide before they commit to the upgrade.
Cost components: Oracle licenses and annual support, WebLogic, SOA Suite and Oracle Database infrastructure, upgrade projects and specialist staff, against midPoint with no license fee, an optional Evolveum subscription, PostgreSQL and the migration itself.
What OIG's Export Configuration wizard produces, an XML file of configuration artifacts with optional dependent entities, what it is useful for when documenting a migration to midPoint, and which identity, account and audit data has to be extracted separately.
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