MySQL Cloud Service Instances Page

The MySQL Cloud Service Instances page displays all MySQL Cloud Service deployments.

What You Can Do From the MySQL Cloud Service Services Page

Use the MySQL Cloud Service Instances page to perform the tasks described in the following topics:

• Viewing All MySQL Server Deployments

• Creating a MySQL Server Deployment

• Viewing Detailed Information for a MySQL Server Deployment

• Deleting a MySQL Server Deployment

What You See on the MySQL Cloud Service Instances Page

The following table describes the key information shown on the MySQL Cloud Service Instances page.

Element	Description
	Navigation menu providing access to the Dashboard and any other Oracle Cloud services in the identity domain.
Instances	Opens the Instances page, which enables you to create, edit, or delete instances.
Activity	Opens the Activity page which enables you to view all activity in your identity domain.
SSH Access	Opens the SSH Access page which enables you to view and update the SSH keys used by your instances.
Summary	Displays an overview of the running instances. Instances—Total number of configured deployments. OCPUs—Total number of Oracle CPUs allocated across all deployments. Memory—Total amount of compute node memory (RAM) allocated across all deployments. Storage—Total amount of storage allocated across all deployments. Public IPs—Number of public IP addresses allocated across all deployments.
(on right side of instance entry)	Enterprise Monitor URL—opens the MySQL Enterprise Monitor page in a new tab. This item is displayed if the MySQL Enterprise Monitor is configured. Start—starts the instance, if stopped. Stop—stops the instance, if running. Restart—restarts the instance, if stopped or running. Access Rules—Opens the Access Rules page. SSH Access—Add an SSH public key to the deployment. See Updating or Adding a New SSH Public Key. Delete—Deletes the instance.
	Enter a full or partial deployment name to filter the list of deployments to include only those that contain the string in their name.
Create Instance	Click to create a new database deployment on MySQL Cloud Service. See Creating a MySQL Server Deployment.
Status	Status of the deployment if it is not running. Statuses include “In Progress”, “Maintenance”, “Stopped”, and “Terminating”.
Version	Version of MySQL Server configured on the deployment. For example: 5.7.20
Created On or Submitted On	Date the deployment was created. During the creation process, the date when the creation request was submitted.
OCPUs	Number of Oracle CPUs allocated to the deployment.
Memory	Amount of compute node memory in GBs allocated to the deployment.
Storage	Amount of storage in GBs allocated to the deployment.
Instance create and delete history	Listing of attempts to create or delete a deployment. Click the triangle icon next to the title to view the history listing.