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Identifying Your Domain Set Up in Oracle Cloud

Log in to your Cloud Account to see the domains defined by your organization.

Notes:

• Consider consulting with your internal IT expert for any policies your company may have for setting up new identity providers.
• For information on how to create OAuth credentials, see Creating OAth 2.0 Client Credentials.

1. From the Navigation menu in the upper left portion of the page, click Identity & Security.
2. From the Identity section, click Domains.
3. From the List scope | Compartment drop-down list, select the (root)compartment.
4. Either:
   • From the list, select the OracleIdentityCloudService domain.
   • Create a new domain for configuring the DaaS application.
5. Select the Integrated applications tab.

   You will use this to add a new application.

6. Begin the setup process.
   1. Click Add application.
   2. Select Confidential Application.
   3. From the bottom of the dialog box, click Launch Workflow.
7. Add application details.
   1. Enter a name for the new confidential application. For example, enter TPM DaaS.
   2. (Optional) Enter a description.
   3. Select the Display in my Apps check box.
   4. Click Submit.
8. Configure OAuth.
   1. Open the TPM DaaS app you created and select the OAuth configuration tab.
   2. Click the ... menu and select Edit OAuth configuration.
   3. Select the Configure the application as a resource server now option.
   4. In the Primary audience field, enter the primary audience. For example, enter texturadaas.
   5. Select the Add scopes check box and click Add.

      The Add Scope dialog box displays.

   6. From the Add Scope dialog box:
      1. Enter the scope as :read.
      2. Enter a display name.
      3. Select Add.
   7. In the Client configuration dialog box:
      1. Select Configure this application as a client now.
      2. From the Authorization section, select Client credentials.
      3. From the Allowed operations section, select the Introspect check box.
      4. From the Client IP address section, select Anywhere.
      5. From the Authorized resources section, select Confidential.
      6. Click Submit.
9. From the Actions menu, select Activate.
10. Click Activate application to confirm the activation.

    The configured Confidential Application you defined displays.

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Last Published Friday, September 5, 2025