About the User Interfaces of Oracle SOA Cloud Service

The following sections explore the Oracle SOA Cloud Service Console and Instance Overview Page.

Exploring the Oracle SOA Cloud Service Console

You can use the Oracle SOA Cloud Service Console to view all existing Oracle SOA Cloud Service instances and to create new instances.

The following table describes the key information shown on the Oracle SOA Cloud Service Console.

Element	Description
	Click to return to the SOA Cloud Service Console main page.
Identity Domain	Identity domain for the Oracle SOA Cloud Service account.
	Click to refresh the page. The date and time the page was last refreshed are displayed adjacent to this button.
Instances (In top row)	Number of Oracle SOA Cloud Service instances in the identity domain.
OCPUs	Total number of Oracle CPUs allocated across all Oracle SOA Cloud Service instances.
Memory	Total amount of memory in GBs allocated across all Oracle SOA Cloud Service instances.
Storage	Total amount of storage in GBs allocated across all Oracle SOA Cloud Service instances.
Public IPs	Total number of public IP addresses allocated across all Oracle SOA Cloud Service instances.
Instances (heading)	All Oracle SOA Cloud Service instances in the identity domain.
	Enter a full or partial instance name to filter the list of instances to include only the instances that contain the string in their service name.
Create Instance	Click to create a new Oracle SOA Cloud Service instance. See Creating an Instance.
	Oracle SOA Cloud Service instance. Click this icon to view more details about that instance.
	Status icon indicating that the Oracle SOA Cloud Service instance is being created.
	Status icon indicating the Oracle SOA Cloud Service instance is undergoing maintenance or terminating.
	Status icon indicating that the Oracle SOA Cloud Service instance failed to be created. This icon can also mean that the service instance has stopped. For more information about the stopped service instance, see the Activity section of this page.
Instance Name	The name of the instance. Click this icon to view more details about that instance.
Version	Version of Oracle WebLogic Server configured for the Oracle SOA Cloud Service instance.
Edition	Software edition. SOA Cloud Service only supports the Enterprise edition.
Nodes	Number of nodes allocated for the Oracle SOA Cloud Service instance.
Load Balancer	Flag indicating that the load balancer is configured for the Oracle SOA 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 SOA Cloud Service instance creation request was submitted.
Created On	When provisioning is complete, the date and time in UTC that the Oracle SOA Cloud Service instance was created.
OCPUs	Number of Oracle CPUs allocated for the Oracle SOA Cloud Service instance.
Memory	Amount of memory in GBs allocated for the Oracle SOA Cloud Service instance.
Storage	Amount of storage in GBs allocated for the Oracle SOA Cloud Service instance.
	Menu icon can provide the following options based on the service types you have provisioned: Open WebLogic Server Console—Open the WebLogic Console to administer your application environment. See Accessing an Administration Console for Software that a Service Instance Is Running. Open Fusion Middleware Control—Open Fusion Middleware Control to administer your application environment. See Accessing an Administration Console for Software that a Service Instance Is Running. Open Load Balancer Console—Open the console to administer the load balancer, if the load balancer has been configured for the service instance. See Administering the Load Balancer for an Oracle SOA Cloud Service Instance. Open Service Bus Console—Open the Oracle Service Bus Console. Open Insight Composer—Open the Insight Composer. Open BAM Composer—Open the Oracle BAM Composer. Open B2B Console—Open the Oracle B2B Console. Open Worklist Application—Open the Oracle Worklist Application. Delete—Delete the service instance.
Failed provisioning requests (in last 7 days)	Shows instances that could not be provisioned in the last week. The following information about the instance is provided:. The name of the instance The version The date the provisioning failed Details explaining the failure

Exploring the Oracle SOA Cloud Service Instance Overview Page

You can use the Overview tile on the Oracle SOA Cloud Service Instance page to view overview information for a specific Oracle SOA Cloud Service instance. To access this page, click an instance name or icon in the Oracle SOA Cloud Service Console.

The following table describes the key information shown on the Oracle SOA Cloud Service Console.

Element	Description
	Click to return to the Oracle SOA Cloud Service Console. In addition, you can use the breadcrumb to navigate.
WebLogic Server Version	Version of Oracle WebLogic Server configured for the Oracle SOA Cloud Service instance. For example: 12.1.3.0.
Description	Description of the Oracle SOA Cloud Service instance.
	Menu icon can provide the following options based on the service types you have provisioned: Open WebLogic Server Console—Open the WebLogic Console to administer your application environment. Open Fusion Middleware Control—Open Fusion Middleware Control to administer your application environment. Open Load Balancer Console—Open the console to administer the load balancer, if the load balancer has been configured for the service instance. Open Service Bus Console—Open the Oracle Service Bus Console. Open Insight Composer—Open the Insight Composer. Open BAM Composer—Open the Oracle BAM Composer. Open B2B Console—Open the Oracle B2B Console. Open Worklist Application—Open the Oracle Worklist Application. Start—Start the instance. Stop—Stop the instance.
	Click to refresh the page. The date and time the page was last refreshed are displayed adjacent to this button.
	Click the Overview tile to access the Oracle SOA Cloud Service Instance Overview page (this page) at anytime. The Overview tile displays the number of running nodes for the Oracle SOA Cloud Service instance.
	Click the Administration tile to backup and restore your work. See: Backing Up and Restoring an Oracle SOA Cloud Service Instance
	Click the Topology tile to view the nodes defined for the Oracle SOA Cloud Service instances. Select the Topology tile to add and remove nodes from the cluster. When the Topology tile is selected, the Add Node button appears and a menu appears on the right side of the node that you can use to scale, remove, start, stop and restart the node. The Topology tile displays the total number of nodes and the load balancer status. If there is no load balancer configured for the service instance, the information is displayed here. For information about load balancers, see Administering the Load Balancer for an Oracle SOA Cloud Service Instance.
Nodes	Number of nodes defined for the Oracle SOA Cloud Service instance.
OCPUs	Total number of Oracle CPUs allocated for the Oracle SOA Cloud Service instance.
Memory	Total amount of memory in GBs allocated for the Oracle SOA Cloud Service instance.
Storage	Total amount of storage in GBs allocated for the Oracle SOA Cloud Service instance.
Public IPs	Total number of public IP addresses allocated for the Oracle SOA Cloud Service instance.
Heap Usage	Percent of available heap space that is being used by the Oracle SOA Cloud Service instance.
	Retrieves real-time monitoring information: Date and time each node was last started or information was updated. Click the icon to update the information.
	Add a node to the cluster. The button is enabled when the Topology tile is selected.
	Provides information about the administration server or managed server: Managed Server—The name of the managed server. Public IP—Public IP address of the administration server. Up Since—Date and time the server started. Appears only after you click the Monitoring icon. Heap Usage—The percentage heap space used as compared to the total heap space in GBs available. Appears only after you click the Monitoring icon. If you click the percentage number, the heap usage graph is displayed. OCPUs—The number of Oracle CPUs allocated for the virtual machine. Memory—Amount of memory in GBs allocated to the virtual machine. Storage—Amount of storage in GBs allocated to the virtual machine. If the Topology tile is selected and multiple nodes are active, managed server nodes include a menu from which you can remove the node.
	Provides information about the load balancer: Public IP—Public IP address of the load balancer. Host—Name of the load balancer. Content endpoint—Information about the content endpoint. Up Since—Date and time the load balancer started. Appears only after you click the Monitoring icon.. OCPUs—The number of Oracle CPUs allocated for the load balancer. Memory—Amount of memory in GBs allocated to the load balancer. Storage—Amount of storage in GBs allocated to the load balancer.
Associated Services	Information about the Oracle Database Cloud Service instance used by the Oracle SOA Cloud Service instance. Java Service Name—Name of the Oracle Java Cloud Service instances used by the Oracle SOA Cloud Service instance. Database Service Name—Name of the Oracle Database Cloud Service instances used by the Oracle SOA Cloud Service instance. The name was specified during the process of creating the Oracle SOA Cloud Service instance.
Additional Information	More information you need to know about the service instance. Edition: Software edition. Valid values include: Standard or Enterprise. Service Level: Level of service. Oracle SOA Cloud Service is the only value. Subscription Type: Billing frequency. Note that SOA Cloud Service only supports the monthly billing frequency. Created On: Date and time in GMT when the Oracle SOA Cloud Service instance was created. Created By: Account used to create the Oracle SOA Cloud Service instance. Identity Domain: Identity domain for the Oracle SOA Cloud Service instance.