Viewing Modules, Streams, and Profiles on an Instance

Get more details about the modules that an Oracle Linux instance is using in OS Management Hub, such as the stream, its status, and installed module stream profiles.

Note

Modules are used in Oracle Linux 8 and 9.
Note

Modules from third-party and private sources on the instance are listed, but you can't modify them using OS Management Hub. See Supported Actions with Third-Party and Private Sources.

  • Module Status

    The module stream can be in one of the following states:

    • Enabled: The stream is explicitly enabled and can provide packages to the instance. You can install a module stream profile for the enabled stream.
    • - (hyphen): The stream is the default stream and none of the streams in the module are explicitly enabled. But the module can provide packages to the instance to satisfy dependencies.
    • Disabled: The stream is explicitly disabled. Or, the stream is the default stream and another stream in the module is explicitly enabled. The stream can't provide packages to the instance.

    View module details

    In the Module column, select the module name.

    The Module Details page provides module information, including a description of the module, the stream name, installed profiles, and the status of the stream.

    View stream and profile details

    In the Stream column, select the stream value.

    The Module Stream Details page provides module stream information, including the parent module, parent module stream, and available profiles.

    Expand the row of a profile to view the packages associated with the profile.

  • Use the oci os-management-hub managed-instance list-modules command and required parameters to list the modules on a managed instance.

    oci os-management-hub managed-instance list-modules --managed-instance-id ocid [OPTIONS]

    For a complete list of flags and variable options for CLI commands, see the Command Line Reference.

  • Run the ListManagedInstanceModules operation to list modules on a managed instance.