Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Documentation

Get Required Information from Oracle Identity Cloud Service

Follow these steps to create and configure an Oracle Identity Cloud Service application, activate the application, and create an IDCS administrator group.

Does not use identity domains This topic applies only to tenancies that do not use identity domains. See Differences Between Tenancies With and Without Identity Domains.

Note

Follow the steps in this section only if manual federation is needed.
  1. Sign in to Oracle Identity Cloud Service with admin privileges. You must be viewing the admin console.

    Use the link, username, and password provided in your account welcome email.

  2. Select Applications.
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  3. Click Add.
  4. Select Confidential Application.

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    The Add Confidential Application page is displayed.
  5. In the Name field under App Details, enter a name (such as Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Federation). Click Next.
    Client options are displayed.
  6. Under Authorization, select Client Credentials.
  7. Under Token Issuance Policy, click +Add by App Roles. Select Identity Domain Administrator. Click Next.
  8. Click Next to skip the Resources options.
  9. Click Next to skip the Web Tier Policy options.
  10. Click Finish.

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    The application's Client Id and Secret are displayed.
  11. Copy the Client Id and Secret for use later (in Add Oracle Identity Cloud Service as an Identity Provider). Close the window.
  12. Activate the app by selecting Activate in the upper right corner.
  13. Create an IDCS group for administrators. Make sure the federated user you plan to test federation with is part of that group.
    1. Select Groups from the Resources options.
    2. Click Create IDCS Group.
    3. Enter a name (for example, idcs-integration-admins).
    4. Click Create.
  14. Copy the IDCS base URL (https://<account>.identity.oraclecloud.com) for use next in Add Oracle Identity Cloud Service as an Identity Provider.