After you create an Oracle Integration instance, assign Oracle Integration roles to provide users permission to design and monitor integrations in Oracle Integration.
Note
- It's a best practice to assign Oracle Integration roles to an entire group rather than individual users.
- Oracle Integration provides a standard set of roles, which govern access to features. You can't create your own roles. See Service Roles.
- To understand the actions that users can perform in each area of the user interface based upon their roles, see What Users Can Do by Role.
How to Assign Service Roles to Groups
- In the Oracle Cloud Console navigation menu, click Identity & Security, then, under Identity, click Domains.
- Next to Applied filters, make sure you're viewing the compartment that contains the identity domain with the groups you want to assign roles to. If you aren't, click the compartment name, select a new compartment, and click Apply filter.
- Open the identity domain.
- In the tabs across the top, click Oracle cloud services.
- Find the Oracle Integration instance for which you want to assign group roles, and open it.
If you have trouble finding your instance, searching for "Integration" might narrow down your choices.
- In the tabs across the top, click Application roles.
- To the right of the role you want to assign, click
, then click Manage groups.
- To add a user to the role, click Assign groups, select a group, and click Assign.
- When you're done, close the Manage group assignments panel.