Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Documentation

Viewing Details about a Provisioning Bridge

View the details of a provisioning bridge in an IAM identity domain.

On the provisioning bridges list page, you can see the name, description, and connection status for each bridge.

On a bridge's details page, Yyou can also see other information about a provisioning bridge, such as its identity domain URL, version number, client ID, and client secret, any apps assigned to the bridge, and any connectors that are used by the bridge to communicate between the apps and the identity domain.

  1. Open the navigation menu and click Identity & Security. Under Identity, click Domains.
  2. Click the name of the identity domain that you want to work in. You might need to change the compartment to find the domain that you want.
  3. Click Settings and then click Provisioning bridges.
  4. Click the name of the bridge about which you want to see information.
    On the details page, the Provisioning bridge Information tab displays information about the provisioning bridge, including its name, description, identity domain URL, version number, and client ID. By clicking Show secret, you can see the client secret for the provisioning bridge in clear text. By clicking Regenerate, you can regenerate the secret for this bridge.
  5. Click Details.
    In this tab, you see information about the provisioning bridge, including its name, description, identity domain URL, version number, and Client ID. By clicking Show Secret, you can see the Client Secret for the provisioning bridge in clear text. By clicking Regenerate, you can regenerate the Secret for this bridge.
  6. Under Resources, click Apps.
    The Apps section displays a list of apps assigned to the provisioning bridge. You can assign more apps to this bridge or change the bridge associated with the apps. See Assign a Provisioning Bridge to Apps and Change the Provisioning Bridge Assigned to Apps.
    Note

    For load-balancing purposes, Oracle suggests that you don't assign more than 10 apps to a provisioning bridge. To maintain more apps, create another provisioning bridge.
  7. Under Resources, click Connectors.
    The Connectors sections displays any connectors that the provisioning bridge uses to communicate with the apps.