Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Documentation

Using Fleet Application Management

Fleet Application Management allows the management of application stacks, including infrastructure provisioning, grouping resources based on defined criteria, identifying vulnerabilities, scanning for compliance, and providing remediation.

Fleet Application Management aims to offer services for authoring automated runbooks for performing application lifecycle management operations.

By default, the Fleet Application Management Overview page displays only metrics for the root compartment or top level tenancy. When the tenancy toggle is turned on, the Fleet Application Management Overview page displays cumulative metrics for the tenancy in the selected compartment. Initially, the metric information displays a total count of zero for all elements. After you create fleets and add resources to be managed by Fleet Application Management, the lifecycle management operations progress and the metric information is updated. The metric information consists of the following elements:
  • Managed Resources: Displays the total number of managed resources in the selected compartment for a tenancy.
  • Fleet compliance: Displays the total number of active fleets that are compliant in the selected compartment.
  • Target compliance: Displays in percentage the total number of targets that are compliant in the selected compartment are displayed.
  • Running jobs: Displays the total number of running lifecycle operation jobs in the selected compartment.
  • Deployment overview: All infrastructure provisioning deployments in the selected compartment are displayed in a table.
  • Upcoming jobs: All upcoming jobs in the selected compartment along with their status are displayed in a table.

Understand how to use Fleet Application Management in the following topics:

Required IAM Policy

Fleet Application Management is integrated with multiple modules, and these modules can interact with each other. The OCI security model requires the tenancy owner to grant these modules explicit permissions for the required operations. Therefore, permissions should be granted to these modules before you begin using the service.

Fleet Application Management administrators: To know about policies that provide permissions to these modules, see Fleet Application Management Policies and Permissions.