Manage Truststore certificates

Learn to add and delete a Truststore certificate in the Oracle Cloud console.

Note:

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:

  1. On the Deployment details page, under Resources, click Truststore certificate.
  2. Click Add certificate.
  3. In the Add Truststore certificate dialog:
    1. 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.
    2. 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.
  4. 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:

  1. On the Deployment details page, under Resources, click Truststore certificate.
  2. In the list of Truststore certificates, from the Action (three dots) menu for the connection you want to remove, select Delete.
  3. In the Delete certificate dialog, click Delete.