Task 5: Verify the Oracle Database@AWS Subscription Details, Limits, and Compartment in OCI
Learn what configuration to expect in the OCI Console for the Oracle Database@AWS service after account linking.
After you link an OCI account, you can confirm Oracle Database@AWS activation by checking a few pages in the OCI Console.
Verify subscription mapping:
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In the OCI Console, search "Subscription mapping" and click the link for this service.
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Confirm that subscription type "ORACLEDBATAWS" is displayed.
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Click the Subscription ID link to view the details for the subscription. The Mapped date field displays the date that you performed the Oracle Database@AWS onboarding.
Verify limits:
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Search for "Limits, Quotas and Usage" in the OCI Console, then click Limits, Quotas and Usage to navigate to this page in the Tenancy Management section of the Console.
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Select the following values:
- Service: Database
- Scope: Pick the Availability domain (AD) that you want to check. If you don't know the AD, you can check the three AD choices in the Scope for your current region to see you limits in the table.
- Subscription: Select your Oracle Database@AWS subscription. This subscription ends in "ORACLEDBATAWS".
- Compartment: Select the root compartment for your OCI tenancy.
- Confirm that your tenancy has Available database infrastructure resources for Oracle Database@AWS.
Verify that the compartments for Oracle Database@AWS resources are in the tenancy:
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Search for "compartments" in the OCI Console, then click Compartments to navigate to this page in the Identity section of the Console.
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Confirm that your tenancy has a compartment with a name that starts with "Multicloudlink_AWS_" in the list of compartments. You can click the compartment name to see the compartment details page for this compartment. The compartment has a child compartment with "resource-anchor" in the child compartment name.
When you see that the child compartment with "resource-anchor" in the name has been created and is in the "Active" state, you can access the Oracle Database@AWS Dashboard in the AWS console. In AWS, navigate to the Oracle Database@AWS product page by searching for "Oracle Database@AWS". Click the Dashboard link in the Getting started section to navigate to the Oracle Database@AWS Dashboard.
What's Next?
Follow the instructions in Task 6: Register with My Oracle Cloud Support.