Before You Begin
This 15-minute tutorial shows you how to verify the Oracle Cloud Infrastructure account details that you need to install PeopleSoft Cloud Manager.
Background
This is the second tutorial in the Install PeopleSoft Cloud Manager series. Read the tutorials in the order listed. The optional tutorials offer alternate methods for setup.
- Prepare to Install PeopleSoft Cloud Manager
- Verify Oracle Cloud Account Information for PeopleSoft Cloud Manager
- Plan the Virtual Cloud Network for PeopleSoft Cloud Manager (Optional)
- Create a Virtual Cloud Network for PeopleSoft Cloud Manager in the Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Console (Optional)
- Use Custom or Private Network Resources with PeopleSoft Cloud Manager (Optional)
- Create a Custom Linux Image for PeopleSoft Cloud Manager (Optional)
- Create a Custom Windows Image for PeopleSoft Cloud Manager in Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (Optional)
- Create Vault Resources for Password Management for PeopleSoft Cloud Manager
- Generate API Signing Keys for PeopleSoft Cloud Manager
- Install the PeopleSoft Cloud Manager Stack with Resource Manager
- Log in to the Cloud Manager Instance
- Specify Cloud Manager Settings
- Use File Storage Service for PeopleSoft Cloud Manager Repository
- Manage Cloud Manager Users, Roles, and Permission Lists
- Configure a Web Proxy for PeopleSoft Cloud Manager (Optional)
- Create a Load Balancer in Oracle Cloud Infrastructure for PeopleSoft Cloud Manager Environments (Optional)
- Create Defined Tags in Oracle Cloud Infrastructure for PeopleSoft Cloud Manager (Optional)
- Create Data Science Resources for Auto Scaling in PeopleSoft Cloud Manager (Optional)
Verify Access to Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Compute
To verify account access in Oracle Cloud Infrastructure:
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Sign in to Compute using the URL provided by your administrator, for example:
https://console.us-ashburn-1.oraclecloud.com.
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Enter the name of your tenancy if necessary, and enter your user name and password.
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Select Compute and then Instances from the menu on the top left of the page.
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On the Compute page, select your compartment from the drop-down list on the left.
If the Instances area does not display anything, as shown in this example, you may not have the appropriate permission to create instances. Contact your administrator.
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Review Tenancy Service Limits
Before you begin installing and using Cloud Manager, it is a good idea to review the available resources and service limits for your tenancy.
- In Oracle Cloud Infrastructure, select Governance
& Administration, then Limits, Quotas and
Usage from the nenu at the top left of the page.
Description of this illustration (review_limits_governance_menu.png) - The page displays your resource limits, usage, and availability
for the region. Use the drop-down lists to filter by service,
scope, resource and compartments.
For example, for the Compute service, ensure that the Availability Domain and compartment where you plan to work has enough resources to create your instances.
Description of this illustration (review_limits_compute.png) - For example, for the File Storage section, verify that there are
enough file system and mount point resources.
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See Service Limits in the Oracle Cloud Infrastructure documentation.
Next Steps
Plan the Virtual Cloud Network for PeopleSoft Cloud Manager (Optional)
Learn More
- PeopleSoft Cloud Manager Home Page, My Oracle Support, Doc ID 2231255.2
- Cumulative Feature Overview Tool (Click Generate a CFO report and select Cloud Manager at the top)
- Oracle Cloud Documentation in Oracle Help Center
Verify Oracle Cloud Account Information for PeopleSoft Cloud Manager
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August 2025
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Verify Oracle Cloud Infrastructure account information and tenancy limits before installing PeopleSoft Cloud Manager.
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