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| Oracle® Cloud Using Oracle Database Cloud Service Release 12.2 Part Number E27038-03 |
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This section describes how to manage Oracle Database Cloud Services (Database Cloud Services). To learn more about functionality common to all Oracle Cloud services, see "Operating and Monitoring Cloud Services" in Getting Started with Oracle Cloud.
In order to request an Oracle Database Cloud Service trial, you must first obtain an Oracle account and then request a trial service. To learn more, see "Starting Trial Services" in Getting Started with Oracle Cloud.
Administrators use a web-based, self-service administration tool called Oracle Identity Console to manage roles and service users for all Oracle Cloud services. After services have been activated and verified for use, service users must be added to the Oracle Cloud identity management system before they can begin using the Oracle Cloud services. Administrators manage users in Oracle Cloud using the Identity Console. The Identity Console is a web-based, self-service administration tool used in the provisioning and management of Oracle Cloud users. To learn more, see "Managing Service Users" in Getting Started with Oracle Cloud.
In addition to the roles and privileges described in "Managing Service Users" in Getting Started with Oracle Cloud, there are the following Database Cloud Service roles used to access, develop and administer Application Express applications:
End Users. End users of an Oracle Application Express application using Oracle Cloud Identity Management or Application Express authentication. Users that have been granted permission to access an Oracle Application Express application.
Developers. Developers of Oracle Application Express applications. Developers have access to the Application Builder and the SQL Workshop.
Workspace Administrators. Administrators given access to all Oracle Application Express application components. Additionally, they can manage application user accounts, groups and development services that use Oracle Application Express authorization.
Use the information on the Oracle Cloud My Services page to manage and monitor your Database Cloud Service. The My Services page consists of four major categories: Services, Notifications, and Status History. This section helps you find documentation for the features and information available on the My Services page for the Database Cloud Service.
Services. See "Viewing Service Details".
Notifications. See "Monitoring Service Notifications".
Status History. See "Monitoring Status History".
To learn more, see "Using My Services" in Getting Started with Oracle Cloud.
To access the My Services page:
From the Oracle Cloud home page, click Sign In.
The My Services Sign In page appears.
For Data Center, select the data center.
Click Sign In to My Services.
The Sign In page appears.
Enter the Database Cloud Service credentials and click Sign In.
The My Services page appears.
You can use the Database Cloud Service Overview page to view details about your Database Cloud Service as well as review current data transfer and database memory usage.
To learn more about service details, see "Viewing Service Details" in Getting Started with Oracle Cloud. To learn more about monitoring your service, see "Monitoring Service Utilization".
The service details display on the Services page.
To access the Services page:
Navigate to the Oracle Cloud My Services page. See "Accessing the My Services Page".
Select a service.
The Services page appears. To learn more, see "About the Services Page".
The Services page is divided into the following tabs: Overview, Utilization, Applications, Data Export, Administration, and Resources. Table 2-1 describes each tab and explains where to find information.
Table 2-1 About Services Page Functionality
| Tab | Region | Description |
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Overview |
Details |
Displays information such as the service name and description, type of plan, activation date, and associated services. See Also: "Viewing Service Details in My Services" in Getting Started with Oracle Cloud, "About the Service Details Page Overview Tab" in Getting Started with Oracle Cloud |
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Overview |
Latest Usage |
Displays a snapshot of current usage data, including the amount of database usage, number of objects and tables. See Also: "Monitoring Service Utilization" in Getting Started with Oracle Cloud, "About the Service Details Page Overview Tab" in Getting Started with Oracle Cloud |
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Overview |
Additional Details |
Displays the number of database objects and RESTful Services defined for this Database Cloud Service. See Also: "About the Service Details Page Overview Tab" in Getting Started with Oracle Cloud |
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Utilization |
Latest Usage |
Displays the last set of metrics collected. See Also: "Monitoring Service Utilization" and "Monitoring Service Utilization" in Getting Started with Oracle Cloud |
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Utilization |
History |
Displays usage metrics per day for the last seven days. See Also: "Monitoring Service Utilization" and "Monitoring Service Utilization" in Getting Started with Oracle Cloud |
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Applications |
Overview |
Displays the number of packaged applications, custom applications and Websheets installed for your service. See "Developing Applications for Oracle Database Cloud Service". |
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Applications |
Packaged Applications |
Provides the ability to install, run and manage packaged applications. See "Managing Oracle Application Express Packaged Applications or Sample Code". |
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Applications |
Custom Database Applications |
Provides the ability to run and create custom database applications. See "Managing Oracle Application Express Database Applications". |
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Applications |
Websheets |
Provides the ability to run and create Websheets. See "Managing Oracle Application Express Websheet Applications". |
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Data Export |
Export Data |
Create an export of your data and data structures. See "Exporting Data". |
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Administration |
Description |
Add and edit service descriptions. See Also: "Editing a Service Description" and "Editing Service Descriptions" in Getting Started with Oracle Cloud |
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Administration |
Application Archiving |
Displays current application archiving status and provides options to enable and disable scheduled automatic application archiving. See "Application Archiving". |
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Administration |
Lockout |
Lock and unlock a service. See Also: "Locking and Unlocking a Database Cloud Service" and "Locking and Unlocking a Service" in Getting Started with Oracle Cloud |
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Resources |
Links |
Displays relevant links for the Oracle Database Cloud service. See "Relevant Links". |
When you have multiple services, the service description helps differentiate your services. The description is updated on the Administration page.
To learn more, see "Editing Service Descriptions" in Getting Started with Oracle Cloud
Service administrators can prevent developers and users from accessing an Oracle Database Cloud Service and the applications deployed to it on the Administration page. Once a service is locked, service administrators can still manage users that belong to the Oracle Cloud identity management system through the Identity console.
To learn more, see "Locking and Unlocking a Service" in Getting Started with Oracle Cloud.
See Also:
"Managing Service Users" in Getting Started with Oracle Cloud.
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