In this next installment of the Back To Cloud Basics series, I will show how to do the same exercise as my previous post via GUI with Identity Domains.
The first thing we will do is create a compartment
Unlike my previous post, I will now create an Identity Domain in the reneaceiamblog compartment.
There are four types (Free, Oracle Apps Premium, Premium, and External User) of domains, which you can see in this link that best suit your needs. In this exercise, I chose free. I also created the domain administrator, which can be different from the tenancy administrator. I created a domain called reneacedomain
Now I will be creating a user in our domain. The name for the user must be unique across all users in your domain and cannot be changed.
Once the user is created, I will create the group to which this user will be assigned, which I will call ocibasics
As the last step, I will now create a policy for the group ocibasics to be able to manage all resources in the reneaceiamblog compartment. The name you assign to the policy during creation. The name must be unique across all policies in the tenancy and cannot be changed.
I will use the same sentence as my previous post, I hope that you follow the CIS OCI Foundations Benchmark, and create the compartments and groups below, you can have all these 4 compartments in an enclosing compartment, so this can be per application or line of business,
Hope this blog post helps you get started with IAM in OCI and I will see you in my next post of this starting series.