re-brading updates to common tasks and blocks in the common repo (#472)

LauranSerhal · dannymgithub · web-flow · commit 64fc3731fc68 · 2025-10-27T18:56:06.000+02:00
* Update variables.md

* Marty updated two scripts

These are the scripts used in the adb-dcat workshop that Marty updated.

* updates to Marty's two scripts

we don't need the add_adb_user procedure since it's now part of the workshop package. There were two copies of the standalone procedure, so I deleted both per Marty's instructions.

* Update load-analyze-rest.md

* adding common cleanup task

* add a building block to the common repo

* changed date in common block

* Update cleanup.md

* test common tasks

* Update generate-rsa-key-pair.md

* Update generate-rsa-key-pair.md

* formatting the new common task

* Update generate-rsa-key-pair.md

* Update cleanup.md

* Updated common from clone

* deleted a duplicate note from oac provision common block

* Update load-analyze-rest.md

* updates to common

* update common tasks

* Update provision-body.md

* added header fields

* update the provision-body.md common task

* updating common task

* hid the tenancy name

* more updates to common tasks

* changes to the building blocks

* update common

* corrections to the common repo

* more changes to common

* final building blocks changes

* correct the lastupdated parameter

* updates by LKS

* updating the building blocks doc &amp; misc changes

* updates

* updates

* update

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* Update how-to-author-with-blocks.md

* update common

* update common

* Update creating-blocks-tasks.md

* Update creating-blocks-tasks.md

* Update creating-blocks-tasks.md

* Update creating-blocks-tasks.md

* more updates

* Update provision-data-sharing-lake-block.md

* updates

* more changes

* Update how-to-author-with-blocks.md

* changes

* building blocks update

* regenerate code

* updates

* variables update

* updated data sharing building block

* update stack deployment common task

* update compartment task

* minor update

* updated the cloud-login.md common lab

* updated blocks and tasks

Mainly generic provision and the one for the data lake and data share workshops.

* screens

* Update provision-body-developer.md

* changed name of provision developer

* updated task name in block

* update to common

* update sandbox version of provisioning building block

* Update all-blocks-tasks.md

* minor updates

* updated get started with livelabs common lab

* scaled images to 65%

* update to common

* update fork

* updates to common

* more common updates

* more common updates

* Update provision-adb-select-ai.md

* update provisioning task and block

* re-branding for my common blocks and tasks

* re-branding

* compartment

* update common blocks and tasks

* ai additions

* update

* more common changes

* ran the python script

* update common

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Co-authored-by: Dan Wiliams &lt;127415766+dannymgithub@users.noreply.github.com&gt;
diff --git a/building-blocks/how-to-author-with-blocks/adb.md b/building-blocks/how-to-author-with-blocks/adb.md
@@ -351,7 +351,7 @@
  
 [](include:adb-provision-body-developer.md)
  
-## Provision Autonomous AI Database
+## Provision Oracle Autonomous AI Database
 **Markdown file location:**
 ```
 /common/building-blocks/tasks/adb/provision-body.md
diff --git a/building-blocks/how-to-author-with-blocks/all-blocks-tasks.md b/building-blocks/how-to-author-with-blocks/all-blocks-tasks.md
@@ -47,7 +47,7 @@ Listed below are the tasks that you can incorporate into your markdown. You can
 | adb | [Load data from public buckets using Database Actions. Sales data not included.](/common/building-blocks/how-to-author-with-blocks/workshop/index.html?lab=adb#LoaddatafrompublicbucketsusingDatabaseActionsSalesdatanotincluded) | /common/building-blocks/tasks/adb/load-public-db-actions-no-sales.md | Uses Database Actions to load data from public object storage buckets. It loads the following tables:<ul><li>customer&lowbar;contact</li><li>genre</li><li>pizza location</li></ul><p>To load sales&lowbar;sample, use task **Load data from public buckets using Database Actions** |  |  |
 | adb | [Provision an ADB instance for Data Sharing/Data Lake workshops](/common/building-blocks/how-to-author-with-blocks/workshop/index.html?lab=adb#ProvisionanADBinstanceforDataSharingDataLakeworkshops) | /common/building-blocks/tasks/adb/load-public-db-actions.md | (Redwood UI) Learn how to provision Autonomous Database using the OCI console. |Lauran K. Serhal, Consulting User Assistance Developer |Lauran K. Serhal, July 2025 |
 | adb | [Provision Autonomous Database - Developer](/common/building-blocks/how-to-author-with-blocks/workshop/index.html?lab=adb#ProvisionAutonomousDatabaseDeveloper) | /common/building-blocks/tasks/adb/provision-body-developer.md | Provision an ADB. Use the `variables.json` file to update provisioning parameters, including database name, ECPUs, storage and more. |Lauran K. Serhal |June 2025 |
-| adb | [Provision Autonomous AI Database](/common/building-blocks/how-to-author-with-blocks/workshop/index.html?lab=adb#ProvisionAutonomousAIDatabase) | /common/building-blocks/tasks/adb/provision-body.md | provision-body.md common task. Uses the Redwood UI. Use the `variables.json` file to update provisioning parameters, including database name, ECPUs, storage and more. |Lauran K. Serhal |October 2025 |
+| adb | [Provision Oracle Autonomous AI Database](/common/building-blocks/how-to-author-with-blocks/workshop/index.html?lab=adb#ProvisionOracleAutonomousAIDatabase) | /common/building-blocks/tasks/adb/provision-body.md | provision-body.md common task. Uses the Redwood UI. Use the `variables.json` file to update provisioning parameters, including database name, ECPUs, storage and more. |Lauran K. Serhal |October 2025 |
 | adb | [Provision an ADB instance for Data Sharing/Data Lake workshops](/common/building-blocks/how-to-author-with-blocks/workshop/index.html?lab=adb#ProvisionanADBinstanceforDataSharingDataLakeworkshops) | /common/building-blocks/tasks/adb/provision-data-sharing-lake-task.md | (Redwood UI) Learn how to provision Autonomous Database using the OCI console. |Lauran K. Serhal, Consulting User Assistance Developer |Lauran K. Serhal, October 2025 |
 | adb | [Query JSON arrays](/common/building-blocks/how-to-author-with-blocks/workshop/index.html?lab=adb#QueryJSONarrays) | /common/building-blocks/tasks/adb/query-json-arrays.md | (Redwood UI) Use JSON&lowbar;TABLE to convert arrays into rows. |Lauran K. Serhal, Consulting User Assistance Developer |Lauran K. Serhal, October 2025 |
 | adb | [Query simple JSON attributes](/common/building-blocks/how-to-author-with-blocks/workshop/index.html?lab=adb#QuerysimpleJSONattributes) | /common/building-blocks/tasks/adb/query-json-simple.md | (Redwood UI) Use dot notation and JSON&lowbar;VALUE to query JSON documents. Creates a view to simplify subsequent access. |Lauran K. Serhal, Consulting User Assistance Developer |Lauran K. Serhal, October 2025 |
@@ -68,7 +68,7 @@ Listed below are the tasks that you can incorporate into your markdown. You can
 | oml | [Sign into Oracle Machine Learning UI](/common/building-blocks/how-to-author-with-blocks/workshop/index.html?lab=oml#SignintoOracleMachineLearningUI) | /common/building-blocks/tasks/oml/use-py-interpreter.md | Steps to sign into Oracle Machine Learning UI |  |  |
 | oml | [Sign into Oracle Machine Learning UI](/common/building-blocks/how-to-author-with-blocks/workshop/index.html?lab=oml#SignintoOracleMachineLearningUI) | /common/building-blocks/tasks/oml/use-r-interpreter.md | Steps to sign into Oracle Machine Learning UI |  |  |
 | oml | [Sign into Oracle Machine Learning UI](/common/building-blocks/how-to-author-with-blocks/workshop/index.html?lab=oml#SignintoOracleMachineLearningUI) | /common/building-blocks/tasks/oml/use-sql-interpreter.md | Steps to sign into Oracle Machine Learning UI |  |  |
-| stacks | [Provision ADB with Select AI using Resource Manager Stack](/common/building-blocks/how-to-author-with-blocks/workshop/index.html?lab=stacks#ProvisionADBwithSelectAIusingResourceManagerStack) | /common/building-blocks/tasks/stacks/provision-adb-select-ai.md | Deploys a database and data using a stack. Specify variable 'terraform&lowbar;url' for the pointer to the stack-Redwood |Marty Gubar/Lauran Serhal |May 2025 |
+| stacks | [Provision ADB with Select AI using Resource Manager Stack](/common/building-blocks/how-to-author-with-blocks/workshop/index.html?lab=stacks#ProvisionADBwithSelectAIusingResourceManagerStack) | /common/building-blocks/tasks/stacks/provision-adb-select-ai.md | Deploys a database and data using a stack. Specify variable 'terraform&lowbar;url' for the pointer to the stack-Redwood |Marty Gubar/Lauran Serhal |October 2025 |
 
 ## Variable Defaults
 You can use the default variables or copy the default file to your project and override the settings. See the **Authoring using Blocks and Tasks** topic for details.
diff --git a/building-blocks/tasks/adb/provision-body.md b/building-blocks/tasks/adb/provision-body.md
@@ -1,6 +1,6 @@
 <!--
     {
-        "name":"Provision Autonomous AI Database",
+        "name":"Provision Oracle Autonomous AI Database",
         "description":"provision-body.md common task. Uses the Redwood UI. Use the `variables.json` file to update provisioning parameters, including database name, ECPUs, storage and more.",
         "author":"Lauran K. Serhal",
         "lastUpdated":"October 2025"
diff --git a/building-blocks/tasks/stacks/provision-adb-select-ai.md b/building-blocks/tasks/stacks/provision-adb-select-ai.md
@@ -3,7 +3,7 @@
         "name":"Provision ADB with Select AI using Resource Manager Stack",
         "description":"Deploys a database and data using a stack. Specify variable 'terraform_url' for the pointer to the stack-Redwood",
         "author": "Marty Gubar/Lauran Serhal",
-        "lastUpdated": "May 2025"
+        "lastUpdated": "October 2025"
     }
 -->
 
@@ -16,11 +16,11 @@ Use an OCI Cloud Stack to set up your workshop environment by creating an ADB in
 
 
     The automation uses a predefined OCI Cloud Stack Template that contains all of the resources that you will need in this workshop. You'll use OCI Resource Manager to deploy this template and make your environment available in just a few minutes. Your first step will be to log in to Oracle Cloud. Next, you will land on the Resource Manager page where you will kick off a job that will do the following:
-    * Create a new Autonomous Database named **[](var:db_name)** by default; however, you can replace the database name with your own name.
+    * Create a new Autonomous AI Database named **[](var:db_name)** by default; however, you can replace the database name with your own name.
     * Create a new user named **`moviestream`**
     * Create movie related tables and views in the **`moviestream`** schema
     * Grant the required privileges to perform various actions in the workshop
-    * Download the **Autonomous Database Select AI** APEX application
+    * Download the **Autonomous AI Database Select AI** APEX application
 
     >**Note:** For detailed information about Resource Manager and managing stacks in Resource Manager, see the [Overview of Resource Manager](https://docs.oracle.com/en-us/iaas/Content/ResourceManager/Concepts/resourcemanager.htm#concepts__package) and [Managing Stacks](https://docs.oracle.com/en-us/iaas/Content/ResourceManager/Tasks/stacks.htm) documentation.
 
@@ -31,24 +31,24 @@ Use an OCI Cloud Stack to set up your workshop environment by creating an ADB in
     ![The Stack information step 1 of the wizard](./images/create-stack.png "")
 
 3. In the **Configure variables** step 2 of the wizard, provide the following:
-    * **Region:** Select the target region for the new Autonomous Database instance. In our example, we chose the `us-ashburn-1` region.
-    * **Compartment:** Select the target compartment for the new Autonomous Database instance.
+    * **Region:** Select the target region for the new Autonomous AI Database instance. In our example, we chose the `us-ashburn-1` region.
+    * **Compartment:** Select the target compartment for the new Autonomous AI Database instance.
     * **Database Name:** The default database name is **[](var:db_name)**. _Replace this name with your own database name_. In our example, we changed the database name to **``TrainingAIWorkshop``**. The database name must contain only letters and numbers, starting with a letter, and between 12 and 30 characters long. The name cannot contain the double quote (") character, space, underscore "_", or the username `admin`.
 
         >**Note:** Your database name that you choose must be unique in the tenancy that you are using; otherwise, you will get an error message.
 
-    * **Do you want an always Free Oracle Autonomous Database instance?:** Accept the default **`false`** value. Select **`true`** from the drop-down list if you want to deploy an Always Free database.
+    * **Do you want an always Free Oracle Autonomous AI Database instance?:** Accept the default **`false`** value. Select **`true`** from the drop-down list if you want to deploy an Always Free database.
 
         ![Provision an always free ADB instance](./images/provision-always-free.png "")
 
-    * **Provision Paid Oracle Autonomous Database instance (4 ECPUs 1 TB Storage) - License Included or BYOL?:**
+    * **Provision Paid Oracle Autonomous AI Database instance (4 ECPUs 1 TB Storage) - License Included or BYOL?:**
     Accept the default **`BRING_YOUR_OWN_LICENSE`** value.
 
     * **Password:** Enter and confirm a password for the `ADMIN` user of your choice such as **`Training4ADW`**. **Important**: Make a note of this password as you will need it to perform later tasks.
 
     * **The quantity of data in the database, in terabytes:** Accept the default selection of **`1`**.
 
-    * **Indicates if auto scaling is enabled for the Autonomous Database CPU core count:** Accept the default selection of **`false`**.
+    * **Indicates if auto scaling is enabled for the Autonomous AI Database CPU core count:** Accept the default selection of **`false`**.
 
     * **The number of ECPUs cores to be made available to the database:** Enter **`2`**.
 
@@ -78,7 +78,7 @@ Use an OCI Cloud Stack to set up your workshop environment by creating an ADB in
 
     ![User details](./images/output.png "")
 
-8. Save the values for the following keys in a text editor of your choice as you will need this information later. For the **`select_ai_demo_url`** value, click the **Copy** button in that row to copy the value into the clipboard, and then paste it into your text editor. _This is the URL that you will use later to launch the **Autonomous Database Select AI** demo application._
+8. Save the values for the following keys in a text editor of your choice as you will need this information later. For the **`select_ai_demo_url`** value, click the **Copy** button in that row to copy the value into the clipboard, and then paste it into your text editor. _This is the URL that you will use later to launch the **Autonomous AI Database Select AI** demo application._
 
     * **`adb_user_name`**
     * **`adb_user_password`**
@@ -121,11 +121,11 @@ Use an OCI Cloud Stack to set up your workshop environment by creating an ADB in
     ![Failed job](./images/failed-job.png "")
 
 <if type="aiw2025-sandbox">
-## Task 3: Navigate to Your New Autonomous Database Instance
+## Task 3: Navigate to Your New Autonomous AI Database Instance
 </if>
 
 <if type="tenancy">
-## Task 5: Navigate to Your New Autonomous Database Instance
+## Task 5: Navigate to Your New Autonomous AI Database Instance
 </if>
 
 Let's view the newly provisioned ADB instance.
@@ -136,8 +136,8 @@ Let's view the newly provisioned ADB instance.
 
 2.  Click **Oracle Database**, and then click **Autonomous Data**.
 
-    ![Click oracle database > autonomous database](./images/click-adb.png "")
+    ![Click oracle database > autonomous AI database](./images/click-adb.png "")
 
-3. On the **Autonomous Databases** page, select the _compartment and region_ that you specified in the **Configure variables** step 2 of the wizard, if not already selected. The Autonomous Database that was provisioned by the stack is displayed, **``TrainingAIWorkshop``**.
+3. On the **Autonomous AI Databases** page, select the _compartment and region_ that you specified in the **Configure variables** step 2 of the wizard, if not already selected. The Autonomous AI Database that was provisioned by the stack is displayed, **``TrainingAIWorkshop``**.
 
     ![The Autonomous Databases page](./images/adb-instances.png "")
diff --git a/labs/cloud-login/cloud-login.md b/labs/cloud-login/cloud-login.md
@@ -51,6 +51,6 @@ If you've signed out of the Oracle Cloud, use these steps to sign back in.
 You may now **proceed to the next lab**.
 
 ## Acknowledgements
-- **Created By/Date** - Kay Malcolm, Database Product Management, March 2020
-- **Contributors** - John Peach, Kamryn Vinson, Rene Fontcha, Madhusudhan Rao, Ramona Magadan, Lauran K. Serhal
-- **Last Updated By** - Lauran K. Serhal, June 2025
+- **Created By/Date:** - Lauran K. Serhal, Consulting User Assistance Developer
+- **Contributors:** - Kay Malcolm, John Peach, Rene Fontcha, Ramona Magadan
+- **Last Updated By:** - Lauran K. Serhal, October 2025

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