Getting an IoT Flow Runtime's Details

Get information about an IoT Flow Runtime.

1. On the IoT Domains list page, select the domain you want to work with. If you need help finding the IoT domains list page or IoT domains, see Listing IoT Domains.
2. Select flow runtimes and the runtime name.
3. View the flow's description, scale and the date and time it was created or updated.
  View, copy, or go to the Editor URL, displays the flow runtime endpoint, select to open the NODE-Red editor:
  https://<flow-runtime-short-id>.flows.iot.<region>.oci.customer-oci.com/
  View, or copy the associated IoT domain, compartment, OCID, log if available.
  If configured the network configuration, including the network security groups and subnets. See Configuring Network Access for an IoT Flow Runtime.
4. View the Flows configuration, the active flows configuration is shown for backup, review, and pipeline integration. Flow editing remains in the NODE-Red editor.
Actions
Open Flow runtime editor: Select to go to the Node Red editor.
Network Access: Configure network access when you create a flow runtime or edit the flow runtime to add the network security group and subnet.
File mounts: Configure file mount storage access for the Node-Red flows associated to this IoT Flow runtime. See Creating a File System.
Monitoring: View related logs and metrics for this IoT flow runtime, including Flow runtime CPU utilization, Flow runtime memory utilization, Flow runtime network bytes in, and Flow runtime network bytes out. Select the log name to view a log.
Work Requests: View the work requests for this resource.
Tags: Edit the tags for this resource.

oci iot flow-runtime get --iot-flow-runtime-id <flow-runtime-OCID>

For all options, see CLI Command Reference.

Run the GetIotFlowRuntime operation to get an IoT Flow Runtime's details.
```
GET /20250531/iotFlowRuntimes/{iotFlowRuntimeId}
```
The response can include scale, logId, flowRuntimeHost, and networkConfig, including subnet, network security group, and File Storage mount details.
What's Next
Scenario: Ingesting Live Data from an External Broker
Scenario: Monitor Normalized IoT Data, Send Commands, and Email Alerts
Scenario: Ingesting Batch Data from Object Storage

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Getting an IoT Flow Runtime's Details

Actions

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