What service can be used for real-time data ingestion in OCI?

The OCI Streaming Service is designed specifically for real-time data ingestion, allowing users to process streams of data in real-time as they are generated. This service aligns well with event-driven architecture and can handle high throughput of data with low latency, making it ideal for applications that require immediate processing of incoming data, such as log data from applications, sensor data, or transactions from financial systems.

By providing a robust mechanism for sending and receiving data streams, the OCI Streaming Service enables developers to implement real-time analytics, monitoring, and alerting based on data as it flows into the system. This is crucial for businesses that need instant insights from their data for decision-making or operational purposes.

The other options, while valuable in their own rights, do not focus specifically on real-time data ingestion. The OCI Database Service is more suited for structured data storage and processing but does not cater specifically to streaming or real-time ingestion scenarios. The OCI Data Integration Service is aimed at data movement and transformation but is not primarily designed for real-time streaming. OCI Object Storage is primarily for storing large amounts of unstructured data and is not optimized for real-time data processing or ingestion tasks.