Oracle Integration Cloud (OIC) is a comprehensive cloud-based integration platform that enables users to connect various applications, systems, and services to facilitate seamless data flow and business processes. However, the concept of “Oracle Integration Cloud events” may be referring to different aspects of the platform. I’ll cover a few possible interpretations:

1. Event-Driven Integrations: Oracle Integration Cloud supports event-driven integrations, allowing you to trigger integration flows based on events occurring in various systems or applications. These events could be messages, changes in data, or specific actions performed in connected applications.

2. Built-in Connectors: Oracle Integration Cloud offers a wide range of pre-built connectors to integrate with various Oracle and non-Oracle applications. These connectors enable you to connect to different systems and services and take advantage of events and actions from these applications.

3. Event Monitoring and Tracking: Oracle Integration Cloud provides monitoring and tracking capabilities, allowing you to monitor the status and performance of your integration flows. You can track the events triggered, success rates, errors, and other relevant information.

4. Oracle Events Hub: Oracle Events Hub is a separate service within the Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI) ecosystem. It is a fully managed event service that helps you manage and process events in a scalable and serverless manner. You can use Oracle Events Hub in conjunction with Oracle Integration Cloud to handle and process events from various sources.