Viewing Instance Details
View the details for a specific instance in Autonomous Linux, including available updates, packages, and modules.
On the Instances list page, select the name of the instance.
The details page displays the following information:
Instance information
- Compartment: Compartment where the instance resides.
- Location: Physical location of instance.
- Compute instance: (OCI only) Name of the compute instance.
- Scheduled jobs: Number of jobs pending on the instance.
- Registration profile: The profile used to register the instance with the service.
- Profile version: The version of the profile used to register the instance.
- Agent version: The version of the OS Management Hub plugin.
- Autonomous updates: The date and time of the last autonomous update job.
- Notification topic: The topic selected for the instance.
- Event collection: If enabled, the instance collects data for critical events.
- OS version: OS running on the instance.
- Architecture: Processor architecture used on the instance.
- Kernel: Kernel boot version installed on disk.
- Effective Kernel: Effective kernel version in memory based on the Ksplice updates applied to the kernel.
- Updates Available: Number of updates available for installation.
- Uptime: Instance uptime since last reboot.
- Last check-in: Date and time at which the Autonomous Linux plugin running on the instance last checked in with the Autonomous Linux service. The plugin checks in with the service every 2 minutes.
- OCID: Oracle Cloud Identifier (OCID) assigned to the instance.
Resources
- Updates: Displays the list of available updates for the instance.
- Packages: Displays the list of installed packages and available packages.
- Modules: Displays a list of installed modules.
- Events: Autonomous Linux events associated with the instance.
- Jobs: Jobs associated with the instance.
- Reports: Security, bug, and instance activity reports for the instance.
Use the oci os-management-hub managed-instance get command and required parameters to get information for a managed instance.
oci os-management-hub managed-instance get --managed-instance-id ocid [OPTIONS]For a complete list of flags and variable options for CLI commands, see the Command Line Reference.
Run the GetManagedInstance operation to get information for a managed instance.