Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Documentation

Viewing Read Replica Details

You can list all read replicas of DB system and view the details of each read replica.

Using the Console

Use the Console to view the details of a read replica of a DB system.

  1. On the DB systems list page, select the DB system that contains the read replica that you want to work with. If you need help finding the list page or the DB system, see Listing DB Systems - Using the Console.
  2. On the details page, select the Read replicas tab or resource.
  3. Select the read replica to veiw the details.
You can see the following details of the read replica:

Read Replica Details

Use the Read replica details page to see information about the read replica.

Table 15-1 Read Replica Details page

Name Description
Details Summary information about this read replica and its configuration. See Details.
Connections Details about networking, endpoint, and security certificate. See Connections.
Tags Details about the tags present on this read replica. See Managing Tags.
Resources
  • Metrics: Measurements such as the number of connections to this read replica, and its CPU and memory utilization.
  • Associated DB system: Information about the DB system associated with this read replica.

Details

Use the Details tab of the Read replica details page to see an overview of the read replica's configuration.

Table 15-2 Read Replica Information

Field Description
Read replica information
  • Name: The display name of the read replica. Select Edit to open the Edit read replica panel.
  • OCID: The unique identifier of the read replica.
  • Description: A user-defined description of the read replica. Select Edit to open the Edit read replica panel.
  • Compartment: The name of the compartment in which the read replica is created.
  • Created: The date and time the read replica was created.
  • Last updated: The date and time the read replica was last updated.
Resource allocation
  • Shape: The resource template applied to the read replica. Select Edit to open the Edit read replica panel. See Supported Shapes.
  • ECPU count or OCPU count: The number of ECPUs or OCPUs allocated to the read replica.
  • Memory: The amount of RAM allocated to the read replica.
  • Database version: The version of MySQL contained by the read replica. Select Edit to change the MySQL version. See MySQL Server Versions.
  • Configuration: The name of the MySQL configuration used in the read replica and a link to that configuration's details page. Select Edit to open the Edit read replica panel.
Encrypt
  • Encryption key: Displays the type of encryption key used by the read replica.
Placement
Deletion plan
  • Delete protected: Displays whether delete protection is enabled or disabled on your read replica. Select Edit to open the Edit read replica panel. See Deleting a DB System.

Connections

Use the Connections section of the Read replica details page to see the details of networking, endpoints and security certificate.

Table 15-3 Connections

Field Description
Networking
  • Virtual cloud network: The network on which the read replica was created.
  • Subnet: The subnet to which the read replica is attached.
  • Subnet type: The type of subnet. Regional or AD-specific.
  • Availability domain: The availability domain the read replica is in. See Regions and Availability Domains.
  • Fault domain: The fault domain within the availability domain. See Fault Domains.
  • Network security groups: The list of network security groups which the read replica belongs to. Select Edit to change the network security groups.
Security certificate The details you see depends on the settings in Advanced Option: Connections:
  • If you have let HeatWave Service define the security certificate: Security certificate: Service defined
  • If you have used BYOC and selected a security certificate:
    • Name: The name of the security certificate.
    • Description: The description of the security certificate.
    • State: The state of the security certificate.
    • Compartment: The compartment where the security certificate is present.
    • Configuration type: The type of the configuration, such as IMPORTED, or ISSUED_INTERNAL_CA.
    • Created: The date and time the security certificate was created.
  • If you have used BYOC and entered the OCID of the security certificate:
    • Security certificate: Bring your own certificate (BYOC)
    • OCID: The OCID of the security certificate.
Endpoint
  • Private IP address: The IP address of the primary endpoint of the read replica. This address is not accessible from the internet.
  • Database port: The port on which the endpoint listens for incoming connections.
  • Database X protocol port: The port on which the endpoint listens for clients using the MySQL X Protocol, such as MySQL Shell.