Configure Basic Authentication Using Client Credentials
To configure Basic Authentication for invoking Oracle Integration APIs in an Oracle Cloud Infrastructure US Government Cloud environment, use the client ID and secret from an OAuth 2.0 client credential as the Basic Authentication credentials.
As a general Oracle Cloud Infrastructure security rule, Basic Authentication is not recommended as an authentication method, due to its inherent flaws.
Oracle Cloud Infrastructure's IAM model doesn't allow user login credentials to be used as Basic Authentication credentials. This means that login credentials (to log into the Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Console or to the Oracle Integration functional console) can't be used when invoking Oracle Integration APIs as a Basic Authentication credential. Instead, use the ID and secret from OAuth 2.0 client credentials as the Basic Authentication credentials (user name and password).