Oracle Cloud

This guide explains how to add Oracle Cloud tenancy to Cloudaware. Oracle Cloud provides a flexible data platform that enables developers to build big data applications on a massive scale.

Summary

To integrate Oracle Cloud with Cloudaware:

1. Generate a key pair in Cloudaware.

2. Configure access for Cloudaware in Oracle:

   • Upload the public key as API Key for the user

   • Create a read-only policy for the user

3. Add Oracle Cloud tenancy to Cloudaware.

For detailed setup instructions, refer to the guidelines below.

Set up credentials

Generate a key pair

1. Log in to Cloudaware → Admin.
   

   

2. Find Oracle Cloud. Click +ADD.
   

   

3. Click the link create a private and public key pair.
   

   

   
   Use a meaningful tenancy name and insert Tenancy OCID in the form:
   

   

   Click GENERATE.
   

4. Copy the public key to the clipboard or download it.
   

   

   Click GOT IT to proceed.
   

5. The public key is saved in Cloudaware. Check the tab 'Key Pairs':
   

   

Upload the public key pair in Oracle

1. Log in to the Oracle Cloud console → OCID console.

2. Upload a public key to a user.

Allow Oracle time to process the configuration after the key has been uploaded.

3. Copy the User OCID, Fingerprint, and Default Region that are required for further setup.

Create a read-only policy

To allow Cloudaware to collect data from the Oracle tenancy, create a read-only policy for the user using one of the following statements:

Allow group [groupName] to read dedicated-vm-hosts in tenancy
Allow group [groupName] to read all-resources in tenancy
Allow group [groupName] to read compartments in tenancy

WHERE [groupName] is a placeholder for the name of the group the Cloudaware user belongs to

OR

Allow group id [groupOcid] to read dedicated-vm-hosts in tenancy
Allow group id [groupOcid] to read all-resources in tenancy
Allow group id [groupOcid] to read compartments in tenancy

WHERE [groupOcid] is a placeholder for the ID of the group the Cloudaware user belongs to

Add Oracle Cloud tenancy

1. Go back to Cloudaware. Select the tab 'Tenancies' → +ADD TENANCY.
   

   

2. Fill out the form:
   

   

   WHERE

   Name – provide a meaningful name
   Default Region – select the region from the list
   Tenancy OCID – select the tenancy OCID from the list
   Key Pair – select the key pair from the list
   User OCID – enter the OCID of the user you uploaded the key for in Oracle
   Fingerprint – enter the fingerprint of the key that was added
   
   Click SAVE.
   

3. The green light in 'Status' means that the integration has been successfully configured. If there is a red light, please contact support@cloudaware.com.
   

   

4. To view Oracle-related data, go to Cloudaware CMDB Navigator. Select ORACLE CLOUD in the menu on the left:
   

   

List of Oracle Cloud objects

Cloudaware supports the following Oracle Cloud objects:

• Oracle Availability Domain CA10O1__CaOracleAvailabilityDomain__c

• Oracle Compartment CA10O1__CaOracleCompartment__c

• Oracle DB Service Autonomous Database CA10O1__CaOracleDbServiceAutonomousDatabase__c

• Oracle DB Service Database CA10O1__CaOracleDbServiceDatabase__c

• Oracle DB Service Database Home CA10O1__CaOracleDbServiceDatabaseHome__c

• Oracle DB Service Database Node CA10O1__CaOracleDbServiceDatabaseNode__c

• Oracle DB Service Database System CA10O1__CaOracleDbServiceDatabaseSystem__c

• Oracle IAAS Block Volume Attachment CA10O1__CaOracleIaasBlockVolumeAttachment__c

• Oracle IAAS Compute Capacity Reservation CA10O1__CaOracleIaasComputeCapacityReservation__c

• Oracle IAAS Dedicated VM Host CA10O1__CaOracleIaasDedicatedVmHost__c

• Oracle IAAS Instance CA10O1__CaOracleIaasInstance__c

• Oracle IAAS Instance Fact CA10O1__CaOracleIaasInstanceFact__c

• Oracle IAAS Instance Mount Point CA10O1__CaOracleIaasInstanceMountPoint__c

• Oracle IAAS IPv6 Address CA10O1__CaOracleIaasIpv6Address__c

• Oracle IAAS Network Security Group CA10O1__CaOracleIaasNetworkSecurityGroup__c

• Oracle IAAS Network Security Group Rule CA10O1__CaOracleIaasNetworkSecurityGroupRule__c

• Oracle IAAS Private IP Address CA10O1__CaOracleIaasPrivateIpAddress__c

• Oracle IAAS Public IP Address CA10O1__CaOracleIaasPublicIpAddress__c

• Oracle IAAS Security List CA10O1__CaOracleIaasSecurityList__c

• Oracle IAAS Security List Rule CA10O1__CaOracleIaasSecurityListRule__c

• Oracle IAAS Subnet CA10O1__CaOracleIaasSubnet__c

• Oracle IAAS Subnet Security List Link CA10O1__CaOracleIaasSubnetSecurityListLink__c

• Oracle IAAS Virtual Cloud Network CA10O1__CaOracleIaasVirtualCloudNetwork__c

• Oracle IAAS VNIC CA10O1__CaOracleIaasVnic__c

• Oracle IAAS VNIC Attachment CA10O1__CaOracleIaasVnicAttachment__c

• Oracle IAAS VNIC NSG Link CA10O1__CaOracleIaasVnicNsgLink__c

• Oracle IAAS Volume CA10O1__CaOracleIaasVolume__c

• Oracle IAM Group CA10O1__CaOracleIamGroup__c

• Oracle IAM Policy CA10O1__CaOracleIamPolicy__c

• Oracle IAM User CA10O1__CaOracleIamUser__c

• Oracle IAM User API Key CA10O1__CaOracleIamUserApiKey__c

• Oracle IAM User Group Membership CA10O1__CaOracleIamUserGroupMembership__c

• Oracle Region CA10O1__CaOracleRegion__c

• Oracle Resource CA10O1__CaOracleResource__c

• Oracle Tenancy CA10O1__CaOracleTenancy__c

• Oracle Tenancy Region Subscription CA10O1__CaOracleTenancyRegionSubscription__c