Typical Workflow for Managing the Life Cycle of Oracle Java Cloud Service Instances
To manage the life cycle of Oracle Java Cloud Service instances, consider the typical workflow described in the following table.
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To use the REST API to manage the life cycle of Oracle Java Cloud Service instances, see Service Instances in REST API for Oracle Java Cloud Service.
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To use the Command Line Interface to manage the life cycle of Oracle Java Cloud Service instances, see About the PaaS Service Manager Command Line Interface in PaaS Service Manager Command Line Interface Reference.
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Create an Oracle Java Cloud Service instance. |
Create a WebLogic Server production environment in the cloud. |
Oracle Java Cloud Service is in Controlled Availability phase from August 31, 2020. For more information, see WLS Version Support in JCS, and JCS Controlled Availability. |
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View all Oracle Java Cloud Service instances |
View status, resource allocation, and other details for all Oracle Java Cloud Service instances. |
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View detailed information about an Oracle Java Cloud Service instance |
View status, resource allocation, and other details for an Oracle Java Cloud Service instance. |
View Detailed Information About an Oracle Java Cloud Service Instance |
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Suspend an Oracle Java Cloud Service instance |
Disable the load balancer to block any new traffic to an Oracle Java Cloud Service instance temporarily while maintenance is performed. |
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Stop, start, or restart a service instance or individual server nodes |
Stop service instances or individual server VMs to stop metering for these resources. Restart the Administration Server or individual server nodes if reboot is needed. |
Stop, Start, and Restart an Oracle Java Cloud Service Instance and Individual Nodes |
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Delete an Oracle Java Cloud Service instance |
Manage access to an Oracle Java Cloud Service instance by deleting the service instance. |
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Take a snapshot of a service instance |
Create a point-in-time image of all the block storage volumes attached to an instance, except the backup volume. The snapshot reflects the state of the volumes at the time when the creation of the snapshot is triggered. |
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Clone a service instance |
Create a new instance based on a snapshot. |