Oracle Integration Cloud (OIC) offers a flexible and robust platform for integration between various cloud and on-premises applications. Understanding user roles is key to managing access and permissions within OIC. Here’s an overview of some common user roles:

1. Service Administrator: Responsible for overall administration, including user management and integration setup. This role has full access to all services.

2. Integration Developer: Focuses on developing and deploying integrations. This role typically has permissions to create, modify, and deploy integrations but might not have full administrative privileges.

3. Connection Developer: Responsible for defining and managing connections between applications. This role has access to create, modify, and delete connections.

4. Monitoring User: Can monitor integrations and view logs but cannot modify or deploy integrations. This role is typically used for oversight and analysis.

5. Business User: Might have access to perform specific tasks such as initiating a manual run of an integration but has limited or no access to development or administrative functions.

6. Read-Only User: As the name suggests, this role is restricted to viewing information without making any modifications.

7. Application Adapter Roles: Some application-specific roles might be defined depending on the particular applications being integrated. These roles can control access to specific adapters used to connect with particular applications.