Oracle Integration Cloud (OIC) is a cloud-based integration platform offered by Oracle to help organizations connect various applications and services, automate workflows, and streamline business processes. It allows you to design, monitor, and manage integrations between different systems.

In Oracle Integration Cloud, roles typically refer to the different levels of access and permissions that users have within the platform. Roles are used to control what actions users can perform and what data they can access. Here are some common roles you might find in Oracle Integration Cloud:

1. Administrator: This role has full access to the Oracle Integration Cloud platform. Administrators can create, modify, and delete integrations, monitor activities, manage users, and configure various settings.

2. Developer: Developers are responsible for designing and building integrations. They can create and manage integrations, define mappings and transformations, and work with adapters to connect different applications.

3. Monitor: Users with the Monitor role have the ability to view and analyze the activity and performance of integrations. They can see dashboards, logs, and other monitoring tools to ensure that integrations are running smoothly.

4. Operator: Operators are responsible for managing and maintaining the runtime environment. They can start, stop, and restart integrations, manage instances, and perform other operational tasks.

5. Security Manager: This role is focused on managing user access and security settings within the platform. Security Managers can grant or revoke access to users, set up Single Sign-On (SSO), and configure other security-related settings.

6. Business Analyst: Business Analysts might have limited technical skills but are involved in defining integration requirements, business processes, and mapping data between systems. They can create and manage integrations using a simplified interface.