Getting an OCI Cache Cluster's Details

The cluster's details page opens and displays general information, cluster configuration, and connection details. Some items on the page are read-only, while other items let you edit or update the cluster's configuration.

For sharded clusters, the page displays the discovery endpoint, which provides a stable endpoint for topology discovery. A client can use this endpoint to connect directly to sharded nodes.

For clusters participating in cross-region replication, the General information section displays the cluster role. For a secondary cluster, the Primary cluster name field identifies and links to the associated primary cluster, and the Primary cluster region field identifies the region that contains the primary cluster.

• Tags: View or modify existing tags. See Resource Tags.
• Security: View the network security groups and security attributes associated with the cluster, or add network security groups or attributes. See Adding a Security Attribute to a Cluster or Configuring an OCI Cache Cluster's Network Security Groups.
• Cluster nodes: View the primary, replica, and node endpoints for an OCI Cache cluster. See Getting an OCI Cache Cluster's Connection Details.
• Secondary clusters: For a cluster with the primary role, view information about its associated secondary cluster. See Viewing Cross-Region Replication Details.
• Users: Assign or remove an OCI Cache user from an OCI Cache cluster. See Adding a User to an OCI Cache Cluster.
• Backups: View the backups associated with the cluster and perform available backup actions. See OCI Cache Backup and Restore.
• Work requests: View and manage asynchronous work requests in OCI Cache to track the status and progress of ongoing cluster operations. See OCI Cache Work Requests.
• Metrics: Monitor the health, capacity, and performance of clusters by using metrics, alarms, and notifications. See OCI Cache Metrics.
• Logs: View OCI Cache engine logs. See Enabling Logging for a Resource.