Managed Instances
Click Managed instances to view the table of managed instances for the selected fleet. The table presents a list of managed instances that have reported the presence of a Java installation or the start of a Java application.
For each managed instance, the table presents the following information:
- Host: name of the host associated with the managed instance
- Agent status: status of the agent
- Active: The agent service is communicating with the agent, and the agent is functioning as expected.
- Silent: The agent service isn't communicating with the agent. While communication was established after the agent installation, there might currently be a communication problem between the agent service and the agent.
- Deleted: The agent service has encountered an error, indicating that the agent might have been removed.
- Agent state: specifies the agent security state, such as Update available
- OCID: OCIDs of the managed instances in the fleet that have Java installation or Java application started at the selected time period
- Java runtime installations: number of Java applications installed on the managed instance at the selected time period
- Applications: number of applications installed on the host at the selected time period
- Deployed applications: number of application deployed on the Java server at the selected time period
- Operating system: operating system of the host, such as Windows, Linux
- First reported: date and time when the managed instance was first reported
- Last reported: date and time when the managed instance was last reported
For more information about a managed instance, see Managed Instance.
Click the host name of a managed instance to view its details. See Managed Instance Details.
You can also perform the following actions on the managed instances:
- Move one or more managed instances from one fleet to another. See Moving Managed Instances.
- Install the required version of Java runtime. See Install a Java Runtime.
- View the DRS settings. See Manage Deployment Rule Set
- Perform event analysis to understand the usage of JDK in your fleets. See Crypto Event Analysis.
- Initiate scan for Java servers in one or more managed instances. See Scan for Java Servers.
- Initiate scan for Java libraries in one or more managed instances. See Scan for Java Libraries.