This page describes how to view information for a VM Cluster using Google Cloud.
After you create a VM Cluster, you can view details about your VM Cluster in the cluster details page in Google Cloud.
To create a cluster, see Create clusters . To modify an existing cluster, see Manage clusters .
Before you begin
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Enable the Oracle Database@Google Cloud API for the project.
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Ensure that you have the required Identity and Access Management (IAM) roles and permissions required to view cluster information:
- Oracle Database@Google Cloud VM Cluster Viewer role
To learn how to assign roles, see Apply IAM roles .
View cluster information
Console
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Go to the Exadata Database Servicepage.
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Select the Exadata VM Clusterstab.
You can view a list of all your VM Clusters and their following details:
- VM Cluster name
- VM Cluster ID
- Exadata Infrastructure ID
- Status
- VM count
- Location
- Number of OCPUs
- Memory (GB)
- Exadata storage (TB)
- Date and time of creation
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To view more information about a VM Cluster, click its name.
On the Exadata VM Cluster detailspage, you can view the following additional details:
DetailsDescriptionCluster details- Cluster name
- Display name
- Infrastructure ID
- Region (Availability zone)
- Grid infrastructure version
- License type
- Timezone
Resource allocation- Enabled CPUs
- Local storage
- Storage for local backups
- Storage for Exadata sparse snapshots
Network- ODB Network
- Client ODB Subnet
- Backup ODB Subnet
- Hostname
- Scan listener port
Diagnostic collection- Diagnostic events enabled or not
- Health monitoring enabled or not
- Incident logs and trace collection enabled or not
Virtual machines- Name
- Status
- OCPUs
- Memory
- Available local storage
- DB server
gcloud
Use the gcloud oracle-database cloud-vm-clusters describe
command
to view cluster information for your VM Cluster.
gcloud oracle-database cloud-vm-clusters describe CLUSTER_ID
--location= REGION_ID
Replace the following:
- CLUSTER_ID : the identifier for the cluster that you want to view information for.
- REGION_ID : the region for the cluster that you want to view information for.
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What's next
- Learn how to create or delete a cluster.
- Configure Identity and Access Management roles for an instance.
- Use monitoring metrics to monitor your instances.