Administering Cloud EPM: The Platform Beneath the Business Processes · Module 3 · Cloud Account, Identity Domains and Regions
Creating an identity domain
Lesson 36 of 201 · 12 min
Navigate to identity domains and show the default domain that came with the account. Create a new domain, choosing its type and the settings that are fixed at creation. Show the domain's URL and administrators, and where environments are assigned to it. Then explain what is now separate from the default domain, and prove it: a user in the new domain cannot sign in to the old one. Some domain settings are fixed at creation. Read the screen before you click Create. Each domain has its own sign-in URL. Users will need the right one, and giving them the wrong one produces a support ticket that reads like an access problem — which is how a five-minute confusion becomes a half-day investigation. You have just doubled your identity administration. If that was not a deliberate decision from Lesson 4, undo it now while it is cheap.
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In this module: Module 3 · Cloud Account, Identity Domains and Regions
- 1What we are building
- 2The decisions you cannot undo
- 3The identity object model
- 4Identity domains — the central decision
- 5Regions and data residency
- 6Compartments
- 7Running the estate design workshop
- 8Four worked estate structures
- 9Activating: creating a new cloud account
- 10Activating: adding to an existing account
- 11Touring the Oracle Cloud Console
- 12Enabling multifactor authentication
- 13Subscribing to and replicating regions
- 14Creating a compartment
- 15Creating an identity domain
- 16Identity domain administrators
- 17What breaks
- 18Lab briefing: Northwind Group
- 19Lab solution walkthrough