Managing Truststore certficates
Learn to add and delete a Truststore certificate in the Oracle Cloud console.
This information applies only to Data replication deployments.
What is a Truststore certificate?
GoldenGate deployments can communicate with each other in a client-server manner. Typically, the deployment initiating communication is the client, and the deployment receiving communication is the server.
A Truststore certificate is a client-side asset that functions as a repository of certificates from trusted Certificate authorities (CA). It is used to verify the identity of the server's certificate being presented to the client.
Add a Truststore certificate
Select a deployment from the Deployment list to view its details. On the Deployment details page, you can:
- On the Deployment details page, select Truststore certificates.
- Click Add certificate.
- In the Add Truststore certificate dialog:
- For Key, enter an identifier key for the Truststore
certificate.
Note
This identifier key must be unique within the scope of the deployment. It must also be 1 to 32 alphanumeric characters long, starting with a letter. - For Truststore certificate, upload a certificate by dragging the file into the location or click select one and choose the certificate you want to upload.
- For Key, enter an identifier key for the Truststore
certificate.
- Click Add.
Delete a Truststore certificate
When you're on the Deployment details page, you can delete a Truststore certificate.
WARNING:
If no other certificate exists for the server deployment, subsequent connections to the server deployment will fail.To delete a Truststore certificate:
- On the Deployment details page, select Truststore certificate.
- In the list of Truststore certificates, from the Action menu for the connection you want to remove, select Delete.
- In the Delete certificate dialog, click Delete.