Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Documentation

Defining or Editing WebLogic Credentials for Domain

You can use existing WebLogic domain administrative credentials for WebLogic server operations or you can use OCI secrets.

    1. On the Domains list page, select the name of the domain.
    2. On the details page under More actions, click Edit WebLogic credentials.
    3. On the Edit WebLogic credentials page, use one of the following options to define the administrative credentials to start and stop WebLogic servers:
      • Select Domain configuration to use the WebLogic domain administrative credentials discovered in the domain configuration.
      • Select OCI secret to use credentials stored in OCI Vault. From the lists, select the names of the user name secret and the password secret.

        The names of the user name and password secrets appear as they are stored in the Vault. However, when you select this option, the OCIDs for the secrets instead of the names display on the Domain settings page.

        Note

        If you are unsure what to select, check the Vault or ask a service administrator. For more information, see Requirements for Using OCI Secrets for WebLogic and Node Manager Credentials.
    4. Click Save changes.

  • Use the oci wlms wls-domain update-credential command and required parameters to update the WebLogic credentials for a domain.

    oci wlms wls-domain update-credential --credential-type weblogicAdminUser --strategy text --wls-domain-id ocid [OPTIONS]

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

    Important

    See the Update domain credentials API and CLI operations return an HTTP 500 Error known issue.

  • Run the UpdateWlsDomainCredential operation to update the WebLogic credentials for a domain.