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# Oracle Cloud (OCI) Integration

> Connect Oracle Cloud Infrastructure to Corelayer to monitor log groups and enable intelligent debugging.

## Prerequisites

* An Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI) account
* Permission to create users, API keys, and manage log groups in your OCI tenancy
* The following OCI identifiers:
  * **Tenancy OCID**
  * **User OCID**
  * **Compartment OCID**

## Step-by-Step Setup

### 1. Navigate to Integrations

In your Corelayer dashboard, go to the **Integrations** page.

### 2. Add OCI Integration

Click the **Add Integration** button and select **Oracle Cloud (OCI)** from the list of available integrations.

### 3. Create an API Signing Key

In your OCI console:

1. Navigate to **Identity > Users > Your User > API Keys**
2. Click **Add API Key**
3. Generate or upload a key pair
4. Copy the **Fingerprint** of the key
5. Download or copy the **Private Key (PEM)**

### 4. Enter Credentials

Provide the following details:

* **Tenancy OCID** — Your OCI tenancy identifier (e.g., `ocid1.tenancy.oc1..xxxx`)
* **User OCID** — The OCI user identifier (e.g., `ocid1.user.oc1..xxxx`)
* **Fingerprint** — The API key fingerprint
* **Private Key (PEM)** — The private key contents
* **Region** — Your OCI region (e.g., `us-ashburn-1`)
* **Compartment OCID** — The compartment to monitor (e.g., `ocid1.compartment.oc1..xxxx`)

### 5. Test Connection

Click **Test Connection** to verify that Corelayer can authenticate with your OCI tenancy.

### 6. Select Log Groups

Once connected, select which OCI log groups you want Corelayer to monitor:

* Browse the list of available log groups in your compartment
* Check the boxes next to the log groups you want to include
* Click **Update Selection**

### 7. Add OCI Log Groups to Your Service Maps

When configuring your Corelayer Service Maps, select which OCI log groups are relevant to each service.

## What Corelayer Can Do With OCI

Once connected, Corelayer will:

* Monitor selected log groups for errors and anomalies
* Query OCI logs to gather context during debugging
* Correlate OCI log data with other integrations for root-cause analysis

## Managing Your Integration

### Disconnecting

To disconnect your OCI integration:

1. Navigate to Settings > Integrations
2. Find your OCI integration and click **Uninstall**
3. Confirm the uninstallation
4. Optionally, delete the API signing key from your OCI user settings

## Troubleshooting

### Integration Not Working?

* Verify all OCIDs (tenancy, user, compartment) are correct and properly formatted
* Ensure the API signing key fingerprint matches the key uploaded in OCI
* Check that the private key PEM is complete and properly formatted
* Confirm the specified region matches your OCI resources
* Verify the user has the necessary IAM policies to read log groups

Need help? [Contact support](mailto:support@corelayer.com) for assistance with your OCI integration.