This chapter covers the following topics:
Use the Navigator menu to access the Oracle E-Business Suite Cloud Manager functionality you want to use.
In the Oracle E-Business Suite Cloud Manager header, set the EBS Compartment field to the compartment in which you want to work. Oracle E-Business Suite Cloud Manager displays only resources and administration details pertaining to that compartment. By default, the compartment is set to the root compartment of your Oracle Cloud Infrastructure account.
Additionally, in the Oracle E-Business Suite Cloud Manager header, set the Region field to the region that contains the environments you want to manage. You can select any region to which you have subscribed for this tenancy. By default, the region is set to the region in which your Oracle E-Business Suite Cloud Manager instance is located. You can change this setting to manage environments in another region to which you have access.
Note: The header also displays the tenancy in which your Oracle E-Business Suite Cloud Manager instance is located.
To review and manage your Oracle E-Business Suite environments, click the Navigator icon, and then select Environments. See Review Environments.
To review the backups of Oracle E-Business Suite environments stored on Oracle Cloud Infrastructure, click the Navigator icon, and then select Backups. See Review Backups.
The Backups page includes both backups created from on-premises Oracle E-Business Suite environments and backups created from Oracle E-Business Suite environments that you previously provisioned on Oracle Cloud Infrastructure. See Migrate an Oracle E-Business Suite Environment from On Premises: Traditional Lift and Shift and Create a Backup of a Cloud-Based Oracle E-Business Suite Environment.
You can also review a list of the backups for a particular environment in the environment details page for that environment. See Review Environment Details.
To review the snapshots of Oracle E-Business Suite environments created while cloning an Oracle E-Business Suite environment that includes an Oracle database running on Oracle Exadata Database Service on Dedicated Infrastructure, click the Navigator icon, and then select Snapshots. See Access a Snapshot from the Navigator Menu.
You can also review a list of the snapshots for a particular environment in the environment details page for that environment. See Review Environment Details.
To monitor the status of the jobs performed in Oracle E-Business Suite Cloud Manager, click the Navigator icon, and then select Jobs. See Monitor Job Status.
You can also review a list of the jobs performed for a particular environment in the environment details page for that environment. See Review Environment Details.
To review the network profiles that identify the network resources available for use in provisioning, click the Navigator icon, select Administration, and then select Network Profiles. See Set Up Network Profiles.
If you are logged in as an Oracle E-Business Suite Cloud Manager administrator, you can use this page to create and delete custom network profiles.
If you are logged in as a user without administrator privileges, then you can review the details for network profiles assigned to you, but you cannot update them.
Note: To have Oracle E-Business Suite Cloud Manager administrator privileges, a user must be a member of the Oracle E-Business Suite Cloud Manager administrator group that was specified during configuration of this Oracle E-Business Suite Cloud Manager instance. For more details, see Configure Oracle E-Business Suite Cloud Manager Compute Instance.
If you are logged in as an Oracle E-Business Suite Cloud Manager administrator, then to extend Oracle E-Business Cloud Manager jobs to meet your own requirements, click the Navigator icon, select Administration, and then select Extensibility. You can create extended job definitions for provisioning, cloning, and promoting standby environments. See Set Up the Extensibility Framework.
Note: To have Oracle E-Business Suite Cloud Manager administrator privileges, a user must be a member of the Oracle E-Business Suite Cloud Manager administrator group that was specified during configuration of this Oracle E-Business Suite Cloud Manager instance. For more details, see Configure Oracle E-Business Suite Cloud Manager Compute Instance.
To submit a discovery request for a manually deployed environment or an upgraded environment, click the Navigator icon, select Administration, and then select Discovery. See Discover an Oracle E-Business Suite Instance.
To set up scheduling policies for backups, click the Navigator icon, select Administration, and then select Scheduling Policies. See Set Up Scheduling Policies.
The Environments page lists the Oracle E-Business Suite environments provisioned in your Oracle E-Business Suite Cloud Manager instance, as well as standby environments and incomplete installations from unsuccessful provisioning attempts.
The icon for an environment indicates its type. For example, a disaster recovery (DR) environment has "DR" in its icon.
Main Environments Page
In the Oracle E-Business Suite Cloud Manager header, you must select the EBS Compartment and Region fields to show environments in those locations.
Note: If you have a primary environment in one region and create a disaster recovery environment in another region, you must switch to that region in the header to view the new DR environment.
Note: If you used Oracle E-Business Suite Cloud Manager to deploy an environment and subsequently upgraded that environment to major new release versions of Oracle E-Business Suite or the Oracle Database, then you must unregister and rediscover the upgraded environment to update its metadata within Oracle E-Business Suite Cloud Manager. Refer to these sources for additional information:
"Upgrading to Oracle E-Business Suite Release 12.2" in My Oracle Support Knowledge Document 2517025.1, Getting Started with Oracle E-Business Suite on Oracle Cloud Infrastructure
"Upgrading the Oracle Database" in My Oracle Support Knowledge Document 2517025.1, Getting Started with Oracle E-Business Suite on Oracle Cloud Infrastructure
You can optionally enter a value in the search field to display only environments whose properties contain that value. You can search by the following properties shown in this page:
Environment name
Network profile that defines the network resources used by the environment
Database service type
Database name
Last job performed for this environment in Oracle E-Business Suite Cloud Manager
Creation date and time
To begin provisioning an environment, click Provision Environment and select either One-Click or Advanced. See One-Click Provisioning or Advanced Provisioning.
To review additional details for an environment, including any backups created from that environment and jobs performed for that environment, click the environment name link. Note that you can review details only for an existing environment that was successfully provisioned or an existing standby environment that was successfully created. See Review Environment Details and Review Standby Environment Details.
To review details for the last job performed for an environment, click the job status link. See Monitor Job Status.
To clone an environment, click the Actions icon next to that environment, and then select Clone. Note that you can use this cloning method only for an existing environment that was successfully provisioned on Compute or Base Database Service DB System. See Clone an Oracle E-Business Suite Instance.
To create a backup of an environment, click the Actions icon next to that environment, and then select Create Backup. Note that you can back up only an existing environment that was successfully provisioned. See Create a Backup of a Cloud-Based Oracle E-Business Suite Environment.
To promote a standby environment to a production environment, click the Actions icon next to that environment, and then select Promote. Note that you can promote only an existing standby environment that was successfully set up. See Promote a Standby Environment.
To delete an environment, click the Actions icon next to that environment, and then select Delete. You can delete existing environments or standby environments that you no longer need. You can also delete incomplete installations from unsuccessful provisioning attempts that you do not want to restart. See Delete an Oracle E-Business Suite Environment.
Review Environment Details (Standard)
Oracle E-Business Suite Cloud Manager provides many details on an environment, including:
General information, such as the Oracle E-Business Suite version, the Oracle E-Business Suite compartment and the network profile.
Its assigned backup policy, if any. You can also assign a backup policy to the environment using this page.
Topology information for the application tier and database tier.
Any backups created for the environment.
Any snapshots created from the environment.
Jobs related to the environment.
For reviewing standby environments, refer to the section Review Standby Environment.
To perform the steps in this section, you must have an Oracle E-Business Suite environment on Oracle Cloud Infrastructure created in Oracle E-Business Suite Cloud Manager using a procedure described in One-Click Provisioning, Advanced Provisioning, or Clone an Oracle E-Business Suite Environment.
Access the Environment Details Page
For an environment that has been successfully provisioned, click the environment name in the Environments page to review more details for the environment.
You can use buttons provided in the Environment details page to clone (if applicable), create a snapshot (if applicable), back up, refresh, unregister, or delete an environment. If the environment has disaster recovery implemented, you can also perform a switchover to the DR environment.
For more information on these capabilities, see:
Review General Information
The General Information region on the Overview page displays the following details:
Oracle E-Business Suite Version.
Oracle E-Business Suite Region.
Last job, with a Status link for details.
For more information, see: Monitor Job Status
Creation date and time.
Backup Policy.
Any Backup Policy defined for the environment is shown. If you want to specify a backup policy for this environment, click Assign under Backup Policy. For more information, see Schedule Backups.
See Set Up Scheduling Policies for more information on scheduling policies for backups.
Oracle E-Business Suite Compartment, with the associated network profile name.
Refreshed From (If applicable, the backup from which this environment was refreshed).
Refreshed On (If applicable, the refresh date and time).
You can click the network profile name information link to review the details about the network resources defined in the network profile. See Set Up Network Profiles for more information.
The network profile window displays the following details:
Network profile description
Oracle E-Business Suite compartment
Network compartment
Region
VCN
Subnet type
Availability domain
Subnet access, either Private or Public
Database subnet
Database network security group, if applicable
Information for internal zones
Application tier nodes subnet access, either Private or Public
Application tier nodes subnet name
The following load balancer information is shown:
Load balancer visibility type, either Private or Public
Load balancer subnet name
High availability subnet, if applicable. This field appears only if the subnet type is Availability Domain-Specific. The default subnet type is Regional.
Review Topology Information
The Topology tab includes information for the Application Tier, Database Tier, and their nodes.
Review Application Tier Information
The Application Tier region includes the following:
EBS Base
Storage Type
File System Type
Operating System Image
Middleware Licensing model
If Bring Your Own License (BYOL) is used as the Licensing Type, then the Operating System Image Build is listed
If Universal Credit Management (UCM) is used as the Licensing Type, then the Operating System Image Version is listed
For a shared file system type, the following details are also shown:
File System OCID
File System Name
File Storage Mount Target
For each zone defined for the application tier, the following details are shown:
Zone type
Web entry IP
Web entry type
If New Load Balancer (LBaaS), Use OCI Load Balancer, or Reuse InternalZone1 Load Balancer (for a secondary zone) was chosen when the Oracle E-Business Suite instance was provisioned, then the corresponding web entry type is shown as Load Balancer as a service.
A link to the Oracle E-Business Suite login page
LBaaS Name, if any
LBaaS Listener
If the environment utilizes load balancing, you can add a node using the Add Node button. For more information on adding and deleting nodes, see: Add and Delete Nodes.
You have the option to provision Oracle Enterprise Command Center (ECC) Framework if it is not provisioned already. For more information, see Provision Oracle Enterprise Command Center Framework for an Oracle E-Business Suite Environment.
For each node in each zone, the following details are provided:
Node ID
Fault domain
Shape
OCI Compute Instance OCID. Click Show to view the entire OCID or Copy to copy it
Public IP
Private IP
Storage
Logical FQDN
DNS FQDN
Note that the primary node is designated with a "P" on its icon.
If an Oracle Enterprise Command Center Framework node has been provisioned for this environment, then the ECC node will appear under "Integration Nodes" labeled "ECC." You have the option to delete the ECC infrastructure and configuration by choosing the Delete button next to the ECC node.
For each ECC node, the following details are provided:
Node ID
Fault domain
Shape
LBaaS Name
Public IP
Private IP
Boot Volume
LBaaS Listener
Logical FQDN
DNS FQDN
Web Entry Type
ECC Framework Image Version
Review Database Tier Information
The Database Tier region displays the following:
Cloud Service Type
Creation Date and Time
Database Name
For environments on Base Database Service DB System only: the Database Edition, Database Patch Level, and Database Patch Level Updated Date are shown.
SQL*Net Port
Database Version
Pluggable database (PDB) Name
Oracle Home
Operating System Image
For environments on Compute Cloud Database Service only: the field Operating System Image Version is shown.
Shape
VM Cluster Name (for Exadata Database Service Dedicated only)
Cluster name (for Base Database Service DB System RAC only, when the node count is two)
For each database tier node, the following is included:
Node ID
Fault domain
Public IP
Private IP
Logical FQDN
DNS FQDN
Review Backups
If any backups have been created for the environment, you can select the Backups tab to view the list of backups. See Review Backups.
Use the Search box to search for a specific backup.
To begin provisioning an environment from a backup, click Action for that backup and select Provision Environment.
See Advanced Provisioning for more information.
To refresh this environment from one of its backups, click Action for that backup and select Refresh. See Refresh an Oracle E-Business Suite Environment.
You can also select Delete from the Action menu for a backup to delete it.
See Delete a Backup for more information.
Review Snapshots
If applicable, the Snapshots tab lists snapshots created from this environment.
For each snapshot, the following is shown:
Name
Last Job
Creation date and time
You can click on a snapshot name to navigate to the Snapshot Details page. From the Snapshot Details page, you can create a clone of that snapshot. See Review Snapshot Details for more information.
Review Disaster Recovery
If applicable, the Disaster Recovery (DR) tab lists disaster recovery environments associated with this environment (as the primary environment).
For each DR environment, the following is shown:
Name (with a link to the details for the DR environment)
Region
Network Profile
DB Unique Name
Provision Status
Creation date and time
Available actions for a DR environment are available from the Actions column.
Review Jobs
The Jobs tab lists jobs associated with the environment.
You can use the Search box to search for a specific job.
For each job, the following fields are shown:
Job
Status
Action
Submitted by
Started
Finished
Click on a job name to navigate to the Job Details page.
See: Monitor Job Status for more information.
Review Disaster Recovery Environment Details
This section pertains to disaster recovery environments as described in the chapter beginning with Introduction to Disaster Recovery.
You can navigate to the details for a DR environment in one of two ways:
From the main Environments page for the region with the DR environment, click on the environment's name.
From the primary environment's Disaster Recovery tab, click on the name of the DR environment.
You can use the buttons to perform the following actions on a successfully-provisioned DR environment: perform a failover or delete it.
For more information on these capabilities, see:
The General Information region displays the following details:
Oracle E-Business Suite Version
Oracle E-Business Suite Region
Last job, with a Status link for details
For more information, see: Monitor Job Status
Creation date and time
Primary Environment for the disaster recovery environment
Environment Role (STANDARD-DR)
Oracle E-Business Suite Compartment, with the associated network profile name
Standby Status
You can click the network profile name information link to review the details about the network resources defined in the network profile. See Set Up Network Profiles for more information.
The network profile window displays the following details:
Network profile description
Oracle E-Business Suite compartment
Network compartment
Region
VCN
Subnet type
Availability domain
Subnet access, either Private or Public
Database subnet
Database network security group, if applicable
Information for internal zones
Application tier nodes subnet access, either Private or Public
Application tier nodes subnet name
The following load balancer information is shown:
Load balancer visibility type, either Private or Public
Load balancer subnet name
High availability subnet, if applicable. This field appears only if the subnet type is Availability Domain-Specific. The default subnet type is Regional.
Review Disaster Recovery
The Disaster Recovery tab for a DR environment lists the synchronization details.
Information on the application tier includes:
EBS Base
File System Type
For each zone, the following is shown:
Name
Node ID
Private IP Address
Rsync Status
Last Rsync Timestamp
Total Number of Files Synchronized
Number of Created Files
Number of Deleted Files
The following details are shown for the database tier:
Database Role
Database Open Mode
Database Unique Name
Data Guard Status
Last Sequence in Primary
Last Sequence in Standby (the DR environment)
Last Redo Log Applied Timestamp
Last Transport Lag
Last Apply Lag
Standby Apply Status
Protection Mode
Review Topology Information
The Topology tab includes information for the Application Tier, Database Tier, and their nodes.
Review Application Tier Information
The Application Tier region includes the following:
EBS Base
Storage Type
File System Type
Operating System Image
Middleware Licensing model
If Bring Your Own License (BYOL) is used as the Licensing Type, then the Operating System Image Build is listed
If Universal Credit Management (UCM) is used as the Licensing Type, then the Operating System Image Version is listed
For a shared file system type, the following details are also shown:
File System OCID
File System Name
File Storage Mount Target
For each zone defined for the application tier, the following details are shown:
Zone type
Web entry IP
Web entry type
If New Load Balancer (LBaaS), Use OCI Load Balancer, or Reuse InternalZone1 Load Balancer (for a secondary zone) was chosen when the Oracle E-Business Suite instance was provisioned, then the corresponding web entry type is shown as Load Balancer as a service.
A link to the Oracle E-Business Suite login page
LBaaS Name, if any
LBaaS Listener
For each node in each zone, the following details are provided:
Node ID
Fault domain
Shape
OCI Compute Instance OCID. Click Show to view the entire OCID or Copy to copy it
Public IP
Private IP
Storage
Logical FQDN
DNS FQDN
Note that the primary node is designated with a "P" on its icon.
If an Oracle Enterprise Command Center Framework node has been provisioned for this environment, then the ECC node will appear under "Integration Nodes" labeled "ECC."
For each ECC node, the following details are provided:
Node ID
Fault domain
Shape
LBaaS Name
Public IP
Private IP
Boot Volume
LBaaS Listener
Logical FQDN
DNS FQDN
Web Entry Type
ECC Framework Image Version
Review Database Tier Information
The Database Tier region displays the following:
Cloud Service Type
Creation Date and Time
Database Name
For environments on Base Database Service DB System only: the Database Edition, Database Patch Level, and Database Patch Level Updated Date are shown.
SQL*Net Port
Database Version
Pluggable database (PDB) Name
Oracle Home
Operating System Image
For environments on Compute Cloud Database Service only: the field Operating System Image Version is shown.
Shape
VM Cluster Name (for Exadata Database Service Dedicated only)
Cluster name (for Base Database Service DB System RAC only, when the node count is two)
For each database tier node, the following is included:
Node ID
Fault domain
Public IP
Private IP
Logical FQDN
DNS FQDN
Review Backups
If any backups have been created for the environment, you can select the Backups tab to view the list of backups. See Review Backups.
Use the Search box to search for a specific backup.
You can also select Delete from the Action menu for a backup to delete it.
Review Jobs
The Jobs tab lists jobs associated with the environment.
You can use the Search box to search for a specific job.
For each job, the following fields are shown:
Job
Status
Action
Submitted by
Started
Finished
Click on a job name to navigate to the Job Details page.
See: Monitor Job Status for more information.
Review Standby Environment Details
This section pertains to standby environments created using the "reduced downtime lift and shift" method as described in the chapter beginning with Overview of Migrating an Oracle E-Business Suite Environment from On Premises: Reduced Downtime Lift and Shift.
After a standby environment is created, the Last Job field has the value "setup-standby (Successful)" with a link to the job details. See Review Job Status for more information.
Details on standby environments include:
General information, such as the Oracle E-Business Suite version, the Oracle E-Business Suite compartment, and the network profile.
Its standby status.
Topology information for the application tier and database tier.
Backups, if any.
Jobs related to the environment.
Synchronization details.
For information on creating a standby environment, see: Overview of Migrating an Oracle E-Business Suite Environment from On Premises: Reduced Downtime Lift and Shift.
Review General Information
The overview section displays the following details:
Oracle E-Business Suite Version
Environment Role
Region
Oracle E-Business Suite Compartment, with the associated network profile name.
Last Job, with a Status link for details
For more information, see: Monitor Job Status
Standby Status
Creation date and time
You can click the network profile name information link to review the details about the network resources defined in the network profile. See Set Up Network Profiles for more information.
The network profile window displays the following details:
Network Profile Description
Oracle E-Business Suite compartment
Network compartment
Region
VCN
Subnet type
Availability domain
Subnet access, either Private or Public
Database subnet
Database network security group, if applicable
Information on internal and external zones
Storage information
Review Topology Information
The Topology tab includes information for the Application Tier, Database Tier, and their nodes.
For more information on adding and deleting nodes, see: Add and Delete Nodes.
The Application Tier region lists the Oracle E-Business Suite base directory with the following details:
File System OCID
Middleware Licensing Model
Operating System Image
Operating System Image Build
If the File System Type is Shared, the following information is given:
File Storage Mount Target
File System Name
Storage Type
For each zone, the following is shown for each node:
Node ID
Fault Domain
Shape
OCI Compute Instance OCID: You can click the Show link to see the entire OCID or Copy to copy it.
Public IP
Private IP
Logical FQDN
DNS FQDN
Note that the primary node is designated with a "P" on its icon.
The Database Tier region lists the following:
Cloud Service Type
Creation date and time
Database Name
Database Edition
SQL*Net Port
Database Version
Pluggable Database Name
Database Patch Level
Oracle Home
Operating System
For environments on Compute Cloud Database Service only: The fields Operating System Image and Operating System Image Build are shown.
Shape
Database Patch Level Updated Date
Database System Name
Cluster Name
For each database node, the following information is listed:
Node ID
Fault Domain
Public IP
Private IP
Logical FQDN
DNS FQDN
Review Backups
If any backups have been created for the environment, you can select the Backups tab to view the list of backups. See Review Backups.
Use the Search box to search for a specific backup.
Review Jobs
The Jobs tab lists jobs associated with the standby environment.
If a job has been restarted from a parent job, a link is provided for details for the parent.
You can use the Search box to search for a specific job.
For each job, the following fields are shown:
Job
Status
Action
Submitted by
Started
Finished
Click on a job name to navigate to the Job Details page.
See: Monitor Job Status for more information.
Review Synchronization Details
Details for a synchronization process are shown on the Synchronization Details tab. Use the Refresh button to refresh the data.
For the Application Tier, the following fields are shown:
Rsync Status
Last Rsync Timestamp
Total Number of Files Synchronized
Total Number of Created Files
Number of Deleted Files
For the Database Tier, the following fields are shown:
Database Role
Database Open Mode
Database Unique Name
Data Guard Status
Last Sequence in Primary
Last Sequence in Standby
Last Redo Log Applied Timestamp
Last Transport Lag
Last Apply Lag
Standby Apply Status
Protection Mode
After you have reviewed the standby environment, you can:
Use the Promote button to promote the standby environment. See: Promote a Standby Environment for more information.
You can also delete a standby environment using the Delete button. See: Delete a Standby Environment for more information.
You should periodically check whether your Oracle E-Business Suite Cloud Manager instance is at the latest version (25.2.0.1).
Click the user avatar icon in the Oracle E-Business Suite Cloud Manager header and select About.
The About the EBS Cloud Manager Console window displays the version number that is currently installed. If a later version is available, the window also displays a message indicating the version number that is available for update. We recommend that you update your instance as soon as feasible following the instructions in Update Oracle E-Business Suite Cloud Manager to the Latest Version.
The About the EBS Cloud Manager Console window also displays the realm where your Oracle E-Business Suite Cloud Manager instance is located and whether the Oracle E-Business Suite Cloud Manager instance uses metadata available through a public internet connection or local metadata.
For a Commercial Cloud instance, the window also displays the private and public IP addresses for the Oracle E-Business Suite Cloud Manager VM. You can refer to these IP addresses to assist in troubleshooting any issues with connecting to Oracle E-Business Suite Cloud Manager.