Modifying Patch Configuration
For a WebLogic domain, you can enable or disable patching and patch rollback, change the server timeout limit, and change how servers stop, start and restart during patching.
- On the Domains list page, select the name of the domain.
- On the details page, click Edit domain settings.
- Under Patching, change any the following information:
- Enable patching: Check to enable or clear to disable patching for the domain.
- Enable rollback when patching fails: Check to enable or clear to disable rollbacks to previous patches when failures occur. Rollbacks are at the domain level, so even if only one server fails all are rolled back.
- Server shutdown timeout (seconds): Enter, clear or change the number of seconds to wait before a server is forced to shutdown.
- Under Server control, change how the Administration Server and managed servers are started, stopped and restarted:
In the Administration Server Control section, choose one of the following:
- Use scripts to start and stop Administration server
Enter the paths to the scripts for starting and stopping the Administration server.
- Use Node Manager to start and stop Administration server
In the Managed Server Control section, choose one of the following:
- Use scripts to start and stop Managed servers.
Enter the paths to the scripts for starting and stopping the managed servers.
- Use Node Manager to start and stop Managed servers.
For detailed instructions on using scripts, see Using Scripts to Manage Server Lifecycle.
- Use scripts to start and stop Administration server
Next Steps
After changing domain or server control configuration, next steps might include:
Use the oci wlms wls-domain update command and required parameters to change patch configuration for a WebLogic domain.
oci wlms wls-domain update --configuration file://configuration.json --wls-domain-id ocid [OPTIONS]
For a complete list of flags and variable options for CLI commands, see the Command Line Reference.
Run the UpdateWlsDomain operation to change patch configuration for a domain using UpdateWlsDomainConfigurationDetails.