A private endpoint lets your integrations connect to private resources in
your virtual cloud network (VCN). All traffic goes through a private channel that is set up
within Oracle Cloud
Infrastructure. You can configure one private endpoint per
instance.
Prerequisites
Complete all prerequisites before configuring a private endpoint. Here is an overview of the prerequisites:
- If you don't already have a VCN and subnet for your Oracle Integration instance, create them.
- The private resources must be in the same customer tenancy in which Oracle Integration is provisioned.
- The VCN must be in the same region as your Oracle Integration instance.
- The VCN and subnet can be in any compartment within the customer tenancy.
- The subnet can be public or private.
- Place any private resources that you want integrations to access in your subnet.
- Create a policy that allows the private endpoint to create a virtual network interface card (VNIC) in the compartment that contains the subnet.
Note
If you don't complete the prerequisite tasks, the endpoint can't be created.
To configure a private endpoint:
- Open the Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Console.
- Open the navigation menu
and click Developer Services. Under
Application Integration, click
Integration.
- Select an instance.
- In the left menu, below Resources, click Private
endpoint.
- Below the Private endpoints heading, click Create private
endpoint.
- In the Create private endpoint panel, fill in
the fields:
- Virtual cloud network in compartment_name: Select the virtual
cloud network (VCN) that contains the subnet that contains the private
resources. In the drop-down, each VCN includes its DNS domain name in
parentheses.
- Subnet in compartment_name: Select the subnet that
contains the private resources. The private endpoint connects to this
subnet. In the drop-down, each subnet includes its DNS domain name and
classless inter-domain routing (CIDR) block in parentheses.
If the VCN or subnet is in a different compartment than the compartment that
appears, click Change Compartment, and select the
appropriate compartment.
- Click Create private endpoint.
The private endpoint appears below the Private endpoint heading,
but it isn't available for use yet. The entry is removed from the table if
the private endpoint can't be created.
- Monitor the work request until the private endpoint is completed.
- In the left menu, below Resources, click Work
requests.
- Find the work request in the table.
- Periodically refresh the page, and wait until the Status for the
work request changes to Succeeded and the % Complete value
is 100.
- To view details about a work request, click value in the
Operation column.
The Log messages page appears with details about the work
request.
Note
If the work request doesn't succeed, your policy might not be set
correctly, or you might not have completed another prerequisite task. See
Troubleshoot Private Endpoints.
About five minutes after you clicked Create private
endpoint, the work request finishes processing, and the private
endpoint is available to use.
You can't modify the private endpoint. If you need to make changes,
simply delete the endpoint and create it again. See
Delete a Private Endpoint.