If you have one of more cloud accounts that include one of the Oracle Energy and Water cloud services that support self service provisioning, your account will be migrated to enable the App Manager control plane.

The migration process is all done behind the scenes and does not require any action from you. In addition, all access rights and features of your cloud service will not be affected during or after the migration.

The following section will cover the effects of the migration process on your OCI console and what you can expect to see during that process.

After your cloud service type is enabled for self service provision and the migration of your account starts, your OCI Console might show multiple control planes under My Applications in your OCI Console.

During the migration process, the App Manager control plane in OCI console will appear and will show the cloud service environments as they are being migrated.

Each migrated environment will appear first with the status of "Creating" then with an "Active" status and after that will change to "Updating" and eventually will change over back to "Active".

If you have an Oracle Legacy cloud account (using the Cloud Portal with tiles representing the different services you have), you will see that the tile representing your cloud service type being migrated will slightly change and will now seem to support self service actions. Do not perform any actions in the legacy cloud portal as this can interfere with the overall migration process and create undesirable results.

The migration process will take approximately 2 hours per environment and will be done in parallel for all the existing environments. As such, it’s expected the whole process, for your account, to be completed within one day.

When the migration process for your account and service type is completed you will be notified and from that point on you can use all the self service actions that are available in App Manager for your cloud service environments.