Configure WebLogic Domain Parameters for Secured Production Mode

Specify the parameters needed to configure the WebLogic domain in secured production mode.

  1. Enter a user name for the WebLogic Server administrator. The name cannot be system, admin, administrator, or weblogic.
  2. Select the compartment where you have the following secrets:
    1. The secret that contains the password for the primary WebLogic administration user.
    2. The secret that contains the password for the secondary WebLogic administration user.
    3. The secret to be used for accessing a PKCS12 keystore where TLS (SSL) keys and certificates will be added.
  3. Select the secret that contains the password for the primary administrator user. To create secrets, see Create Secrets for Passwords.
  4. Enter the name of the secondary WebLogic administration user. The name cannot be system, admin, administrator, or weblogic.
  5. Select the secret that contains the password for the secondary administrator user. To create secrets, see Create Secrets for Passwords.
  6. Select the secret that will be used for accessing a PKCS12 keystore.
  7. Enter the OCID for a Certificate Authority. If you do not yet have an OCI Certificate Authority see Create a Certificate Authority.
  8. Select whether a boot.properties file with encrypted passwords should be preserved.

    Note:

    If not selected then Oracle node manager will not be able to restart servers that shutdown unexpectedly and restarting a Compute instance will not automatically start WebLogic servers. The default is unselected since the Lock Down WebLogic Server in the Securing a Production Environment for Oracle WebLogic Server recommends not preserving boot.properties.
  9. Select the JDK version for Oracle WebLogic Server.

    Note:

    Supported JDK versions and defaults vary by release.
    • 12.2.1.4 - only supports JDK8 (no option to select JDK)
    • 14.1.2.0 - JDK17 or JDK21 (default is JDK17)

  10. Keep the default selection for Deploy Sample Application, if you want to install a sample web application to the WebLogic cluster, or Identity Cloud Service (IDCS) protected sample application, if you enabled IDCS.

    This option is not displayed if you selected WebLogic Server Standard Edition.

    For 14.1.2.0.0, select Provision with JRF to configure the domain with JRF components. See Configure Database Parameters.

  11. Specify the WebLogic startup arguments.You can use the server startup arguments to provide arguments to the Java Virtual Machine for WebLogic Server instances. When the servers are scaled out, any changes to the server startup arguments applies to the added nodes only.

    For example, to configure memory settings, you can specify the arguments: -Xms1024m -Xmx1024m

  12. Enter a value for the capacity of work managers (Throttle the Thread Pool). This is the total number of requests that can be present in a server. This includes requests that are enqueued and those under execution.

  13. Select Configure Ports to change the default port numbers.

    You can change the default ports for the WebLogic Server Node Manager, WebLogic Server Administration (domain wide and managed servers), and WebLogic Managed Server External SSL.