Create a Database Management Private Endpoint for Autonomous Databases
You can create a Database Management private endpoint to configure network access between Database Management and an Autonomous Database.
A Database Management private endpoint is required for Autonomous Databases Serverless, except when the Secure access from everywhere network access option is selected. For Autonomous Databases on Dedicated Exadata Infrastructure, a private endpoint is always required. For information, see Autonomous Database-related Prerequisite Tasks.
The private endpoint is a representation of Database Management in the VCN in which the Autonomous Database can be accessed, and acts as a VNIC with private IP addresses in a subnet of your choice. The private endpoint created in a VCN can be used to enable Database Management Diagnostics & Management for the Autonomous Databases available in the same VCN and it cannot be used across multiple VCNs. The private endpoint does not have to be on the same subnet as the Autonomous Database, although it must be on a subnet that can communicate with the Autonomous Database.
In Database Management, you can create the following types of private endpoints:
- Private endpoint for Autonomous Databases Serverless: You can
create a maximum of five Database Management private
endpoints in your tenancy (per region) to connect to an Autonomous Database
Serverless. There's no restriction on the number of Autonomous Databases
Serverless for which you can enable Diagnostics & Management using a single
private endpoint. The private endpoint for Autonomous Databases Serverless has
only one private IP address.
Note that you can also use this private endpoint type to connect Database Management to single instance Oracle Cloud Databases, if required. For information, see Create a Database Management Private Endpoint for Oracle Cloud Databases.
- Private endpoint for Autonomous Databases on Dedicated Exadata
Infrastructure: You can create only one Database Management private endpoint in your tenancy (per region) to connect to
Autonomous Databases on Dedicated Exadata Infrastructure. One private endpoint
for Autonomous Databases on Dedicated Exadata Infrastructure can support up to
15 Single Client Access Name (SCAN) listeners. The private endpoint for
Autonomous Databases on Dedicated Exadata Infrastructure has two private IP
addresses.
Note that you can also use this private endpoint type to connect Database Management to RAC Oracle Cloud Databases, if required. For information, see Create a Database Management Private Endpoint for Oracle Cloud Databases.
Note that you can create one private endpoint of each type in a VCN, which means that you can create one private endpoint for Autonomous Databases Serverless and one for Autonomous Databases on Dedicated Exadata Infrastructure. If you need more private endpoints than the default limit of five private endpoints for Autonomous Databases Serverless and one private endpoint for Autonomous Databases on Dedicated Exadata Infrastructure in a tenancy, you can request for an increase to the private endpoint limit.
For information on private endpoints, see About Private Endpoints.
Before you create a Database Management private endpoint in the VCN, you must obtain the permissions required to work with virtual networking resources in Oracle Cloud Infrastructure and create a Database Management private endpoint. For information, see Permissions Required to Enable Diagnostics & Management for Autonomous Databases.
To create a Database Management private endpoint:
To view details of the Database Management private endpoint, click its name. On the Private endpoint details page, you can:
- View details such as the associated VCN and subnet and the private IP addresses assigned to the Database Management private endpoint. Note that the private IP address information is required to configure security rules.
- Perform tag-related tasks.
- View the Associated databases.
- Click Work requests on the left pane under Resources to monitor the work requests pertaining to the private endpoint. You can click a particular work request to go to the Work request details page and view work request information, log messages, and error messages, if any.