Jay-Rajput/oci_data huggingface dataset:
Updates to Azure User Roles Not Reflected in OracleDB for Azure Portal


This troubleshooting topic explains why Azure user roles might not be reflected in the OracleDB for Azure portal.

If you update the OracleDB for Azure roles of an Azure user that is currently logged in to the OracleDB for Azure portal, the updates do not take effect until the user logs out of the portal and logs back in.
Managing Domain Settings


Domain settings are applied to this identity domain in the Cloud. You can specify settings such as the time zone, password recovery email, and language.

Changing Locale Settings
Allowing Access to the Signing Certificate
Getting the Root CA Certificate
Setting Contact Email Addresses
Setting the Audit Retention Period
Purging Audit Data for a Deleted User
Requiring User's Email Address for Account Creation
Required Policy or Role
To change domain settings, you must have one of the following access grants:
Be a member of the Administrators group
Be granted the Identity Domain Administrator role or the Security Administrator role
Be a member of a group granted manage domains

To understand more about policies and roles, see The Administrators Group, Policy, and Administrator Roles, Understanding Administrator Roles, and Understanding Policies.
Tenancy Management


The Console has several tenancy management functions, such as deleting a cloud account and tenancy, or using Organization Management (also known as tenant manager) to centrally manage your multi-tenancy environment.

See the following topics for more information:

Organization Management Overview
Deleting a Tenancy and Cloud Account
Deleting a Free Tier Tenancy and Cloud Account
Activating Your Oracle Cloud Applications Order

Activating Your Order from Your Welcome Email
Next Steps
Moving a Private Endpoint


Move a private endpoint to a different compartment.

Console
CLI
API
On the Data Catalog service page, click Private Endpoints.
From the private endpoints list, select the private endpoint you want to move.
On the private endpoints details page, click Move Resource.
In the Move resource dialog box, select the new compartment for the private endpoint resource and click Move resource.
A notification displays indicating that the private endpoint resource is moved to the new compartment successfully. You might notice the private endpoint status change to Moving. After the move is completed successfully, the private endpoint status changes back to Active.
Playing an Asset


View the generated preview URL for a content asset in Media Streams.

During content playback, a session token is used to authenticate the asset streamer. The Console obtains a session token to view the content for 24 hours.

 Note

For better playback performance, use content with supported codecs. If the audio is not supported, the video might play without the audio. The supported video codec is H.264, and the supported audio codecs are AAC and MP3.
Console
CLI
API
To access the session token service, you must have the following permissions on the compartment associated with the distribution channel containing the packaging configuration into which the asset was ingested:
read stream-distribution-channel
read stream-packaging-config
read stream-cdn-config
Users with permissions for the specific channel and configuration can generate URL for asset playback.
Open the navigation menu and click Analytics & AI. Under Media Services, click Media Streams.
On the Distribution Channels list page, select the compartment that contains the distribution channel for where you want to play the assets.
Click the name of the channel from which you want to play the asset.
On the Distribution Channel details page, under Resources, click Playlist Assets.
In the Playlist Assets section, search for the playlist asset that you want to play, and click the asset.
On the Playlist Asset details page, in the Preview URL section, select a packaging.
Specify the session token expiration value between 10 minutes to 24 hours. The preview URL expires after the specified time period.
Click Generate.
A preview URL is generated for the asset. If the URL generation is successful, the preview URL is displayed.
Click Copy and paste the URL in a supported browser.
You can view the asset directly in a browser.
 Note

A token is created for every preview URL request. The token expires after 24 hours. After the token expires, you must generate a new preview URL for asset playback.
Cipher Suites for Load Balancers

Cipher Suites in Listeners and Backend Sets
Managing Work Requests in Bastion

Work Request States
Managing Compute Cloud@Customer Infrastructures


Compute Cloud@Customer infrastructures are the resources in Oracle Cloud Infrastructure that communicate with the corresponding hardware and software in the customer's data center.

You must create an infrastructure before connecting the hardware and software.

See Creating a Compute Cloud@Customer Infrastructure in OCI and Connecting a Compute Cloud@Customer Infrastructure to OCI.

You can change the name and upgrade schedule associated with an infrastructure later. See Editing a Compute Cloud@Customer Infrastructure in OCI.

If you need to change the compartment where infrastructures are stored, you can do this. See Moving a Compute Cloud@Customer Infrastructure Between Compartments.

Don't try to delete an infrastructure if it has been used to connect to the Compute Cloud@Customer infrastructure in the data center.

 Important



Infrastructures depend on continuous connection to Oracle Cloud Infrastructure. When Oracle Cloud Infrastructure isn't accessible, IAM configuration changes aren't synchronized on Compute Cloud@Customer and the required monitoring and maintenance tasks aren't performed.
API Gateway QuickStart Guide

A. Set up your tenancy
B. Create, deploy, and call your API
Managing Instances


An instance is an OS installation that has registered with the OS Management Hub service. An instance can be a virtual machine or a baremetal server.

 Note

For information about managing content for instances that are a member of a group or are associated with a lifecycle environment, see Managing Groups and Managing Lifecycle Environments.
Register an Instance
Registering an Instance
Unregistering an Instance
Switching Management Stations
Package Management
Oracle Linux Package Management
Updating an Instance
Installing Individual Updates on an Instance
Installing Packages on an Instance
Removing Packages from an Instance
Listing Packages Installed on an Instance
Listing Packages Available to an Instance
Module Management
Editing a Module on an Instance
Viewing Modules, Streams, and Profiles on an Instance
Enabling a Module Stream on an Instance
Installing Module Stream Profiles on an Instance
Switching to Another Module Stream on an Instance
Removing Module Stream Profiles from an Instance
Disabling a Module Stream on an Instance
Listing Module Streams Available to an Instance
Software Source Management
Listing Software Sources Attached to an Instance
Attaching Software Sources to an Instance
Detaching Software Sources from an Instance
Instance Monitoring and Reporting
Listing Instances
Viewing Instance Details
Listing Jobs Associated with an Instance
Viewing Reports for an Instance
Viewing Advisory Details
Administering Management Stations

Listing Management Stations
Editing a Management Station
Viewing Management Station Details
Editing the Mirror Sync Schedule
Deleting a Management Station
Syncing Mirrors
Listing the Status of Mirrors
Listing Jobs Associated with a Management Station
Switching the Management Station Associated with an Instance
Using Private Endpoints with Database Tools


This topic describes how to use private endpoints with Database Tools.

Many Oracle Cloud Infrastructure products and services are protected by multiple layers of network security providing isolation and protection. For Database Tools to access these cloud database services, a path into a customer's virtual cloud network (VCN) must exist. A Private Endpoint is created to provide Database Tools with a secure path into a customer VCN. This path can only be used by Database Tools ensuring that access is available only to authorized services and preventing unintended attack vectors from being accidentally exposed.

Database Tools uses private endpoints when the network access to a database is restricted from general connections and requires a secure path.

Topics:

Using the Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Console
Using the Command Line Interface (CLI)
Using the APIs
Oracle Cloud Infrastructure US Government Cloud
 with FedRAMP Authorization
Oracle Cloud Infrastructure US Federal Cloud with DISA Impact Level 5 Authorization

See also:

Oracle Cloud Native SCCA Landing Zone, an architecture guide for the US Department of Defense and Implementation Partners for using Oracle Cloud Native Platform Automation in connection with Secure Cloud Computing Architecture Requirements.
Configure Application Performance Monitoring Data Sources


Here's information on how to install and configure various Application Performance Monitoring data sources, such as agents and tracers.

Topics:

Provision and Deploy APM Java Agent on Application Servers

Provision and Deploy APM Dotnet Agent on Windows Applications

Configure APM Browser Agent

Configure APM Java Tracer

Configure OpenTelemetry and Other Tracers

Configure Synthetic Monitor

Configure Tracing for Oracle Functions

Configure Prometheus Scraper

For information about the Application Performance Monitoring data sources available, see Application Performance Monitoring Data Sources.
Logs and Log Groups

Log and Log Group Names
More Documentation Resources

Explore Additional Resources
Listing All Compliance Documents


The Console displays all the documents available to your tenancy for the currently selected region.

Open the navigation menu, click Identity & Security, and then click Compliance.

The Compliance Documents page displays all the documents that you have permission to view.

From this page, you can do the following:
Sort documents by name, type, or creation date.
Download documents to your local computer. For more information, see Downloading a Compliance Document.
DevOps Plugin for Jenkins

Contributions

Do you have a fix for a bug, or a new feature you'd like to contribute? The DevOps plugin is open source and accepting pull requests on GitHub.

Notifications

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Questions or Feedback
GitHub: To file bugs and feature requests only.
Stack Overflow: Use the oracle-cloud-infrastructure tag in your post.
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Troubleshooting


We have identified these areas to troubleshoot Data Science resources and to help you with the service.

Jobs

Metrics

Model Deployments

Model Deployments BYOC

Model Deployments GPU

Notebook Sessions



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Adding mTLS support to API Deployments

Using the Console to Add mTLS Request Policies
Editing a JSON File to Add mTLS Request Policies
Analyze Exadata Resources

Typical Tasks for Analyzing Exadata Resources
Identify the Top Resource Consuming Exadata Systems
Analyze the Critical Exadata Systems
Analyze the Spare Capacity for New Workloads
Viewing Monthly Performance Metrics

Prerequisites to View Metrics
Viewing Metrics Charts for a Specific Environment
Understanding Monthly Performance Metrics
Viewing Metrics Using the Metrics Explorer
Putting Data into Object Storage

Creating a Bucket
Uploading Files to a Bucket
What's Next
Health Status for Network Load Balancers


Use health status indicators to report on the general health of your network load balancers and their resources.

The Network Load Balancer service provides health status indicators that use your health check policies to report on the general health of your network load balancers and their components. You can see health status indicators in the Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Console for network load balancers, backend sets, and backend servers. You also can use the command line interface (CLI) and API to retrieve this information.

You can perform the following health status management tasks:

Listing Network Load Balancer Health Status Summaries

Getting a Network Load Balancer's Health Status Details

Network Load Balancer Health Summary

The Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Console list of a network load balancer's backend sets provides health status summaries that indicate the overall health of each backend set. Health status indicators have the following levels:

OK: All backend servers in the backend set return a status of OK.

WARNING: Both of the following conditions are true:

Half or more of the backend set's backend servers return a status of OK.

At least one backend server returns a status of WARNING, CRITICAL, or UNKNOWN.

CRITICAL: Fewer than half of the backend set's backend servers return a status of OK.

UNKNOWN: At least one of the following conditions is true:

More than half of the backend set's backend servers return a status of UNKNOWN.

The system could not retrieve metrics for any reason.

The backend set does not have a listener attached.

For guidance on detecting and correcting common issues, see Health Check Policies for Network Load Balancers.

Backend Set Health Details

The backend set's Details page provides the same Overall Health status indicator found in the network load balancer's list of backend sets. It also includes counters for the Backend Health status values reported by the backend set's backend servers.

The health status counter badges indicate the following:

The number of child entities reporting the indicated health status level.

If a counter corresponds to the overall health, the badge has a fill color.

If a counter has a zero value, the badge has a light gray outline and no fill color.
Bring Your Own Container

BYOC Required Interfaces
BYOC Best Practices
Docker Image Digests
Prepare the Model Artifact
Build the Container
Test the Container
Push the Container to the OCI Container Registry
BYOC Update Operation Behavior



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Translating Text


Translate input text into one of the Language service-supported target languages.

Console
CLI
API
Open the navigation menu and click Analytics & AI. Under AI Services, click Language.
In the left-side navigation menu, click Text translation.
Select the Source language and Target language languages.
Paste or enter text into the Source language text box.
Click Translate.

The results are displayed in the target dialog box. Use Reset to start a new translation.

 Tip

Use Copy to copy the translated text to the clipboard to use elsewhere.
Known Issues

Linux User Namespace Remapping Failure with a Docker Container
OSError: [Errno 28] No space left on device
Docker Image on Apple an M1 MacBook



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Overview
_of_Vault
OS Management

Community
Oracle Cloud Infrastructure blog
Cloud infrastructure community forum
Editing a Metastore


Modify the name of a metastore using the Console, CLI, or API.

 Note

Before you edit the name, review its usage in other services. The new metastore name must be available to the service accessing the metastore.
Console
CLI
API
On the Data Catalog service page, click Metastores.
On the Metastores page, click the name of the metastore that you want to modify.
On the metastore details page, click Edit.
In the Edit Metastore dialog box, enter the new name for the metastore.
Click Save Changes.
Creating a Data Catalog


Create a data catalog in your Oracle Cloud Infrastructure tenancy.

Console
CLI
API
Open the navigation menu and click Analytics & AI. Under Data Lake, click Data Catalog.
On the Data Catalog page, from the left navigation, click Data Catalogs.
On the Data Catalogs page, click Create Data Catalog.
In the Create Data Catalog pane, provide the following information:
Create in Compartment: Select the compartment where you want to create the data catalog instance.
Name: Enter a name for the data catalog instance. Avoid entering confidential information.
(Optional) Click Show Advanced Options to add tags to the data catalog resource. Tags help organize and track all the resources within your tenancy.
Select one of the following options:
To create the data catalog, click Create. The data catalog is created and listed in the Data Catalogs page.
To create the data catalog later using Resource Manager and Terraform, click Save as Stack to save the resource definition as a Terraform configuration. For more information about saving stacks from resource definitions, see Creating a Stack from a Resource Creation Page.
To use your newly created data catalog instance, select the instance from the list of data catalogs. The Home tab of the data catalog opens.
Changing the Shape of an Instance

Supported Shapes
Limitations and Considerations
Before You Begin
Using the Console
Using the API
Stopping a Container Instance

Resource Billing for Stopped Instances
Oracle Fusion Cloud Applications Suite Documentation


Learn how to use your applications.

To view Oracle Applications documentation, see Oracle Fusion Cloud Applications Suite.
About Oracle Managed Cloud Self-Service Platform


The Oracle Managed Cloud Self-Service Platform initiative enables a modernized experience by offering self-service capabilities to MCS customers at OCI. The Self-Service Platform delivers capabilities and automation used by MCS Operations directly for use by the customer. It improves service agility while delivering a modernized managed application lifecycle experience.

Dashboard

The Dashboard tab provides a short description of the product, together with release notes covering the new features and site alerts.

By default, a customer will be displayed. Click the drop-down to select the customer.

Help

The Help includes links to the Oracle Managed Cloud Self-Service Platform documentation.

Avatar/User

The Avatar/User includes Preferences and Log Out option. The Preferences contain General Preferences, and CEMLIs (Preferences, Products, Customers). You can manage your preferences, custom products, and customers from here.

CEMLI

Oracle Managed Cloud Self-Service Platform provides a range of tools and services designed to manage CEMLIs (Configurations, Extensions, Modifications, Localizations, and Integrations) associated with your Oracle E-Business Suite environment. Manage the full CEMLI lifecycle using this portal, from cataloging existing modifications to investigating change and performance impact, and offering reliable and consistent customization delivery across your infrastructure.

Manage Data Fixes, similar to customization, associated with you Oracle E-Business Suite environment.

Configurations

Enable/disable traces and make common configuration changes in a self-service mode without the need for engaging Oracle teams.

If the customer you've selected has access rights only, the Configurations menu will be displayed. Configurations page displays all the RFC executions the user has submitted.

Bounce

Users can work with self-service Bounce to shut down, start up, and bounce DB Tier and MidTiers and/or MidTier components (individual or combination of components). Bounce is only applicable to NON-PROD instances.

Exadata CPU Scaling

Users can scale up or scale down the number of OCPUs assigned to their Exadata infrastructure as well as the OCPUs assigned to individual databases hosted on that infrastructure without a downtime. Scale Up/Scale Down activities can be scheduled to be executed in the future.
Running Published Tasks


In Data Integration, tasks can only be run from an application.

When you published a task to an application in Data Integration, a task entry is created in the Tasks section of the application details page. You run tasks from the list of tasks shown in the Tasks section.

In an application that is created by using an application template, the Tasks section shows the predefined parameterized tasks that can be run.

When you run a task, a run entry is created in the Runs section of the application details page and in the Runs section of the published task details page. You can rerun a task from a run entry in either of these Runs sections.

By default, Data Integration allows simultaneous or parallel task runs of a task at a given time. To disallow concurrent task runs of a task that are initiated manually, select the disable simultaneous execution check box when you create the task. See Creating a Task.

The following pages describe how to run tasks and the tasks that you can perform after a task is run:

Running a Task
Viewing Task Runs
Filtering Task Runs
Comparing Task Runs
Rerunning a Task
Viewing a Task Run's Details
Viewing a Task's Past Runs and Run Details
Stopping a Task Run

To use schedules and task schedules to automate the running of tasks, see Scheduling Published Tasks to Run.

To unpublish a task so that the task can't be run in the application, see Unpublishing a Task.