Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Documentation

Defining or Editing WebLogic Credentials for Domain

You can use existing WebLogic domain administrative credentials for WebLogic server operations or you can use OCI secrets.

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Pre-General Availability: 2024-10-11

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Using the Console

  1. Open the navigation menu and click Observability & Management. Under WebLogic Management, click Domains.
  2. Under List scope, select the compartment that contains the domains.
  3. (Optional) Under Filters, select one or more of the following options to refine the list of domains:
    • State: Lists only the domains in the specified state.
    • Version: Lists only the domains with the specified middleware version.
    • Type: Lists only the domains with the specified middleware.
    • Patch readiness status: Lists only the domains with the specified readiness status.
  4. Under Name, click a domain.
  5. Under More actions, click Edit WebLogic credentials.
  6. In the Edit WebLogic credentials page, select one of the following options to start and stop WebLogic servers:
    • Domain configuration - Uses the WebLogic domain administrative credentials discovered in the domain configuration.
    • OCI secret - Uses credentials stored in OCI Vault. From the list, choose the name of the user name secret and the name of the password secret. If you are unsure what to select, check the Vault or ask a service administrator.
      Note

      The list shows the name of the user name and password secrets as they are stored in the Vault. However, on the Domain settings page you see the OCIDs for the secrets.
      For more information, see Requirements for Using OCI Secrets for WebLogic and Node Manager Credentials.
  7. Click Save changes.