Oracle has merged Identity Cloud Service (IDCS) and Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Identity and Access Management (OCI IAM) into a single, unified cloud service that brings all of IDCS’ advanced identity and access management features natively into the OCI IAM service. This unified IAM service is branded as OCI IAM and each service instance is managed as identity domains in the OCI console.
In this blog post I will be sharing two demos, the first is an introduction to identity domains and the second is a detailed look at changes being applied to the administration console.
Introduction to Identity Domains
In the following demonstration, you will learn what an identity domain is, how to create domains, and some of the use cases for creating multiple domains.
OCI IAM Identity Domains – Console Changes
In this demo, you will learn about how the introduction of identity domains impacts the administration experience with a side by side comparison showing the current and previous OCI IAM console experience. You will also learn about IDCS objects and configurations that are now managed under identity domains providing a simple, easy to use console experience.
Learn More about OCI IAM identity domains:
- OCI IAM Identity Domains Documentation
- OCI IAM Frequently Asked Questions
- Introducing OCI IAM Identity Domains – Launch Blog