Follow these steps to create and configure an Oracle Identity Cloud
                                Service application, activate the application, and create an IDCS administrator
        group.
               
- Sign in to Oracle Identity Cloud
                                Service with admin privileges. You must be viewing the admin console.
Use the link, username, and password provided in your account welcome
                        email.
 
 
- Select Applications.
 
- Click Add.
 
- Select Confidential Application.
The Add Confidential Application page is displayed.
 
- In the Name field under App
                        Details, enter a name (such as 
Oracle Cloud
                        Infrastructure Federation). Click
                    Next.Client options are displayed.
 
- Under Authorization, select Client
                        Credentials.
 
- Under Token Issuance Policy, click
                        +Add by App Roles. Select Identity Domain
                        Administrator. Click Next.
 
- Click Next to skip the Resources
                    options.
 
- Click Next to skip the Web Tier
                        Policy options.
 
- Click Finish. 
The application's Client Id and
                        Secret are displayed.
                     
 
- Copy the Client Id and Secret for
                    use later (in Add Oracle Identity Cloud Service as an Identity Provider). Close the window.
 
- Activate the app by selecting Activate in the upper
                    right corner.
 
- Create an IDCS group for administrators. Make sure the federated user you plan
                    to test federation with is part of that group.
- Select Groups from the
                                Resources options.
 
- Click Create IDCS Group. 
 
- Enter a name (for example, 
idcs-integration-admins). 
 
- Click Create.
 
 
- Copy the IDCS base URL
                        (
https://<account>.identity.oraclecloud.com) for use
                    next in Add Oracle Identity Cloud Service as an Identity Provider.