View Details of an Autonomous Container Database
You view the details of an Autonomous Container Database by going to its Details page.
Required IAM Policies
inspect autonomous-container-databases
Procedure
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Go to Autonomous Database in the Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Console.
For instructions, see Access Dedicated Autonomous Database in the Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Console.
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In the side menu’s list of Autonomous Database resource types, click Autonomous Container Database.
The list of Autonomous Container Databases in your current Compartment is displayed.
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In the side menu’s Compartment list, choose the Compartment containing the Autonomous Container Database whose details you want to view.
The list of Autonomous Container Databases refreshes to show those in the selected Compartment.
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Click the name of the Autonomous Container Database whose details you want to view.
The Details page for the chosen Autonomous Container Database is displayed with information about the ACD.
Features of the Details Page
- View Resource Usage for an Autonomous Container Database
- Restart an Autonomous Container Database
- Move an Autonomous Container Database to a Different Compartment
- Manage Autonomous Data Guard configuration
- Switch Roles in an Autonomous Data Guard Configuration
- Fail Over to the Standby in an Autonomous Data Guard Configuration
- Reinstate the Disabled Standby in an Autonomous Data Guard Configuration
- Update Autonomous Data Guard Settings
- Convert Physical Standby to Snapshot Standby
- Convert Snapshot Standby to Physical Standby
- Update Autonomous Container Database Maintenance Preferences
- View and Manage Scheduled Maintenance of an Autonomous Container Database
- View Past Maintenance of an Autonomous Container Database
- You can also schedule an on-demand maintenance to update RU (Release Update) along with the time-zone file or just the time-zone file for an ACD. Refer to Schedule a Quarterly Maintenance Update for instructions.
- Rotate the Encryption Key of an Autonomous Container Database
- Edit the backup retention settings:
- Exadata Cloud@Customer deployments: Click the Edit backup settings to launch the Edit backup settings dialog, change the settings, and click Save changes.
- Oracle Public Cloud deployments: Change the backup retention policy (number of days) by clicking the Edit link next to Backup retention policy in the Autonomous Container Database information tab.
- Add tags by clicking the Add tags button under More actions. You can view the existing tags from the Tags tab.
- On Oracle Public Cloud deployments, you can enable Autonomous Data Guard on an ACD that is provisioned already. Refer to Enable Autonomous Data Guard on an Autonomous Container Database for instructions.
- Create an Autonomous Database Software Image
- Terminate an Autonomous Container Database
At the bottom of the page is a list of Autonomous Databases in the selected Compartment that use the chosen Autonomous Container Database is displayed. Using this list you can perform a variety of actions.
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Create an Autonomous Database |
Click Create Autonomous Database and follow the instructions listed in Create a Dedicated Autonomous Database. |
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View details of a listed Autonomous Database |
In the list of Autonomous Databases, click the name of the one whose details you want to view. |
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Move the listed Autonomous Database to a different compartment |
In the list of Autonomous Databases, click the |
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Copy the OCID of a listed Autonomous Database |
In the list of Autonomous Databases, click the |
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Add tags to a listed Autonomous Database |
In the list of Autonomous Database, click the |
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Enable Autonomous Data Guard |
Click Enable Autonomous Data Guard and follow the instructions in Enable Autonomous Data Guard on an Autonomous Container Database. |
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Terminate a listed Autonomous Database |
In the list of Autonomous Databases, click the
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menu in the row of the one you want to move to a different compartment and then click Parent topic: Create and Manage Autonomous Container Databases