Oracle Cloud Integration Guide
Configuration Process
1. OCI Account Configuration
- Access the OCI Console and verify that you have the required permissions.

- Identify the tenancy where the resources will be accessed.

Confirm that you have access to the region where the resources are located.
2. Credentials Setup
For authentication with OCI:
- Ensure that the user has the necessary permissions.
- Generate an API key pair for the user.

- Note the fingerprint of the public key. (Include all content that is inside the downloaded file)
Store the private key in a secure location.
Note that for the tool to function correctly, the USER must have permission to view and inspect all assets of the tenant.
3. Importer Configuration
To configure the FenixDFA OCI Importer, provide the following information:
Configuration Parameters

tenancy_ocid // Tenancy OCID (e.g., ocid1.tenancy.oc1...)
user_ocid // User OCID (e.g., ocid1.user.oc1...)
fingerprint // API key fingerprint (e.g., bd:e8:44:50...)
private_key // Private key content (starting with -----BEGIN PRIVATE KEY-----)
private_key_passphrase // Private key passphrase (leave blank if none)
region // OCI Region (e.g., sa-saopaulo-1)
Security Guidelines
- Never share your private keys.
- Store all credentials securely.
- Use environment variables or password vaults to manage credentials.
- If a key is exposed, immediately revoke it and generate a new one.
Troubleshooting
Common Issues
- Authentication Error
- Ensure the user OCID is correct.
- Verify that the fingerprint matches the associated private key.
- Make sure the private key is in the correct format.
- Permission Error
- Check the IAM policies assigned to the user.
- Confirm that the user has access to the required resources.
- Region Error
- Verify that the specified region is accurate.
- Ensure that the resources are available in the indicated region.
Technical Support
If issues persist:
- Refer to the official Oracle Cloud Infrastructure documentation.
- Review system logs for more details.
- Contact technical support, providing relevant logs and error messages.
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