1. Open the navigation menu. Click Oracle Database, then click Exadata Database Service on Exascale Infrastructure

   The Exadata VM Clusters page is selected by default.

2. In the list of VM clusters, find the VM cluster you want to access and click its highlighted name to view the details page for the cluster.

3. Click the Virtual Machines tab to display the compute nodes of the cloud service instance. Click the Actions menu (...) for a node and then click one of the following actions:

   • Start: Restarts a stopped node. After the node is restarted, the Stop action is enabled.
   • Stop: Shuts down the node. After the node is powered off, the Start action is enabled.
   • Reboot: Shuts down the node, and then restarts it.
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   • For billing purposes, the Stop state has no effect on the resources you consume. Billing continues for virtual machines or nodes that you stop, and related resources continue to apply against any relevant quotas. You must Terminate a cloud VM cluster to remove its resources from billing and quotas.
   • After you restart or restart a node, the floating IP address might take several minutes to be updated and display in the Console.

Your client and backup networks can each use up to five network security groups (NSGs). Note that if you choose a subnet with a security list, the security rules for the cloud VM cluster or DB system will be a union of the rules in the security list and the NSGs. For more information, see Network Security Groups and Network Setup for Oracle Exadata Database Service on Exascale Infrastructure Instances.

1. Open the navigation menu. Click Oracle Database, then click Exadata Database Service on Exascale Infrastructure
2. Choose your Compartment.
3. Navigate to the cloud VM cluster or DB system you want to manage:

   Cloud VM clusters (new resource model): Under Oracle Exadata Database Service on Exascale Infrastructure, click Exadata VM Clusters. In the list of VM clusters, find the VM cluster you want to access and click its highlighted name to view the details page for the cluster.

   DB systems: Under Bare Metal, VM, and Exadata, click DB Systems. In the list of DB systems, find the Exadata DB system you want to access, and then click its name to display details about it.

4. In the Network details, click the Edit link to the right of the Client Network Security Groups or Backup Network Security Groups field.

5. In the Edit Network Security Groups dialog, click + Another Network Security Group to add an NSG to the network.

   To change an assigned NSG, click the drop-down menu displaying the NSG name, then select a different NSG.

   To remove an NSG from the network, click the X;icon to the right of the displayed NSG name.

6. Click Save.

1. Open the navigation menu. Click Oracle Database, then click Exadata Database Service on Exascale Infrastructure.

   The Exadata VM Clusters page is selected by default.

2. Find the Cloud Exadata infrastructure, cloud VM cluster, DB system or database resource you're interested in, and click the name.
3. Click the Work Requests tab. The status of all work requests appears on the page.

4. To see the log messages, error messages, and resources that are associated with a specific work request, click the operation name.

   For associated resources, you can click the Actions icon (three dots) next to a resource to copy the resource's OCID.

You can use the console to move resources to an other VM cluster on Oracle Exadata Database Service on Exascale Infrastructure.

1. Open the navigation menu. Click Oracle Database, then click Exadata Database Service on Exascale Infrastructure.

   The Exadata VM Clusters page is selected by default.

2. In the list of VM clusters, find the VM cluster you want to access and click its highlighted name to view the details page for the cluster.

3. Click the Actions button, and select Move resource.
4. Select the new compartment.
5. Click Move Resource.

If you want to control the number of database licenses that you run at any given time, you can scale up or down the number of ECPUs on the instance. These additional licenses are metered separately.

1. Open the navigation menu. Click Oracle Database, then click Exadata Database Service on Exascale Infrastructure

   The Exadata VM Clusters page is selected by default.

2. In the list of VM clusters, find the VM cluster you want to access and click its highlighted name to view the details page for the cluster.
3. Click Scale VM Cluster and then specify a new number of CPU cores. The text below the field indicates the acceptable values, based on the shape used when the DB system was launched.
4. Click Scale.