Explore the Oracle Java Cloud Service Console

You can use the Oracle Java Cloud Service console to view all Oracle Java Cloud Service instances.

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What You Can Do from the Oracle Java Cloud Service Console

Use the Oracle Java Cloud Service console to perform the tasks described in the following topics:

What You See on the Oracle Java Cloud Service Console

When you access Oracle Java Cloud Service the first time for an account, you will see the Welcome page. Click Instances to view the Oracle Java Cloud Service console home page.

There are additional tabs on the Oracle Java Cloud Service console: Activity and SSH Access. See:

The following table describes the key information shown on the Oracle Java Cloud Service console. The information displayed in the Oracle Java Cloud Service console will vary based on whether or not you have created Oracle Java Cloud Service instances. When you access the Oracle Java Cloud Service console for your account for the first time and there are no Oracle Java Cloud Service instances created, any service instance details will not be displayed. In this case, you can create a service instance by clicking Create Instance and access information about the prerequisites and steps for creating an instance.

Element	Description
Identity Domain	View service instances in the selected identity domain, or choose Multiple to view service instances in all identity domains.
	Click the user menu icon containing the initials of the user in order to access a menu with the following options: Help—Provides links to documentation, videos, tutorials, and troubleshooting information. You can also choose to download the PaaS Service Manager (PSM) Command Line Interface (CLI). Accessibility—Specify whether you use a screen reader, high contrast, and/or large fonts. About—Provides a description of what you can do with Oracle Java Cloud Service, and the version of the service and UI you are using. Sign Out—Logs you out of the service.
	Access help for this page, including documentation, tutorials, videos, and FAQs. Click the Contact Use button to: Look up Oracle contact phone numbers Access My Oracle Support Access Oracle Cloud Discussion Forums Chat with Oracle Support online
(In the branding bar)	Click and select a choice from the menu to open the service console for one of the Oracle Cloud Services to which you subscribe.
Instances	Click to refresh this page.
Activity	Click to view all operations performed on your service instances. See Monitor Activity.
SSH Access	Click to manage SSH keys for your service instances. See Add an SSH Public Key.
Reserved IPs	Click to reserve IP addresses for your service instance. See Reserve IP Addresses.
Welcome!	Click to return to the Welcome page.
(Adjacent to the Welcome! link in the banner)	Click and select a choice from the drop-down menu to open the service console for one of the Oracle Cloud Platform Services to which you subscribe.
Services (Summary panel)	Number of Oracle Java Cloud Service instances in the identity domain.
OCPUs (Summary panel)	Total number of Oracle Compute Units (OCPUs) allocated across all Oracle Java Cloud Service instances.
Memory (Summary panel)	Total amount of memory in GBs allocated across all Oracle Java Cloud Service instances.
Storage (Summary panel)	Total amount of block storage in GBs allocated across all Oracle Java Cloud Service instances.
Public IPs (Summary panel)	Total number of public IP addresses allocated across all Oracle Java Cloud Service instances.
Instances (heading)	All Oracle Java Cloud Service instances in the identity domain.
Search field	Select Instance Name and enter a full or partial service instance name to filter the list of service instances to include only the instances containing that string in their name. Select Tags from the drop-down menu and enter a search expression to filter service instances tagged with the tags you specify. See Find Tags and Instances Using Search Expressions.
	Click to refresh the page. The date and time the page was last refreshed is displayed adjacent to this button.
Create Instance	Oracle Java Cloud Service is in the Controlled Availability phase from August 31, 2020. For more information, see WLS Version Support in JCS, and JCS Controlled Availability.
	Oracle Java Cloud Service instance. Click this icon to view more details.
	Status icon indicating that the Oracle Java Cloud Service instance is being created.
	Status icon indicating the Oracle Java Cloud Service instance is undergoing maintenance or terminating.
	Status icon indicating that the Oracle Java Cloud Service instance wasn’t created. This icon can also mean that the service instance has stopped. See the Activity section of this page.
service-name	Name of the Oracle Java Cloud Service instance. Click the name to view more details.
Status	Status of the service instance. Valid values include: In Progress, Maintenance, Terminating, Stopped, and Failed. Click the status label to view progress messages. Note: Running service instances do not display this field.
Version	Version of Oracle WebLogic Server configured for the Oracle Java Cloud Service instance.
Edition	Software edition. Valid values include: Standard, Enterprise, or Suite.
Tags	Tags assigned to the service instance. The first tag is displayed. To see all tags assigned to the service instance, hover over the tag name and click More.
Nodes	Number of nodes allocated for the Oracle Java Cloud Service instance. If your service instance has multiple clusters, the Nodes value is the sum of all the nodes in all the clusters. When Oracle Coherence is enabled for a service instance: This number includes the application tier nodes (storage-disabled) and Coherence data tier nodes (storage-enabled).
Coherence	Flag indicating that Oracle Coherence is configured for the Oracle Java Cloud Service instance. If not configured, this field does not appear.
Submitted On	When status is In Progress, date and time in UTC that the Oracle Java Cloud Service instance creation request was submitted.
Created On	When provisioning is complete, date and time in UTC that the Oracle Java Cloud Service instance was created.
OCPUs	Number of OCPUs allocated for the Oracle Java Cloud Service instance. If your service instance has multiple clusters, the OCPUs value is the sum of all OCPUs used in all the clusters.
Memory	Amount of memory in GBs allocated for the Oracle Java Cloud Service instance.
Storage	Amount of storage in GBs allocated for the Oracle Java Cloud Service instance.
	Icon indicating that the service instance is a clone.
(adjacent to the service instance name)	Instance menu icon provides the following options: Open WebLogic Server Console—Open the WebLogic Console to administer your application environment. See Access the Administration Consoles for Oracle Java Cloud Service. Open Fusion Middleware Control Console—Open Fusion Middleware Control to administer your application environment. See Access the Administration Consoles for Oracle Java Cloud Service. Open Load Balancer Console—Open the console to administer the load balancer, if the load balancer has been configured for the service instance. See Access the Administration Consoles for Oracle Java Cloud Service and Configure a Load Balancer for a Service Instance. Start—Starts the service instance. Stop—Stops the service instance. View Service Metrics—Displays a graph of heap usage for all servers, overall Managed Servers, Overall Administration Server, and individual Managed Servers. If a load balancer is present, you can select to see response time. See View the Service Metrics for an Oracle Java Cloud Service Instance. Manage Access Rules—Opens the Access Rules page, which enables you to create and manage access rules for selected sources and destinations. See Create an Access Rule. Add SSH Access—Add public SSH keys to the VMs that make up this service instance. See Add an SSH Public Key Define Auto Scaling Rules—Opens a page that enables you to create scaling rules. Delete—Deletes the service instance. See Delete an Oracle Java Cloud Service Instance. The administration console choices will only appear if you have selected to enable administration console access when you created the service instance.
Instance Create and Delete History	Shows details about created or deleted service instances. Show only failed attempts—Check this box if you want to see failed attempts only. Details—Displays system messages logged during the creation or deletion process. Messages include information about auto-retry attempts. Complete Cleanup— This button appears only if there are failed resources created during a successful auto-retry process. If you select this button, the failed resources are deleted. You might have to press the button again and wait, repeating this process until the button is no longer displayed. Retry Delete—This button appears only if an attempt to delete a failed service instances is unsuccessful. The software cleans up failed resources and tries again to delete the service instance. You might have to press the button again and wait, repeating this process until the button is no longer displayed.