1. Deploying and Managing Oracle Access Management on Kubernetes
  2. Installing Oracle Access Management on Kubernetes
  3. Validating Basic SSO Flow With Oracle WebGate
  4. Updating the OAM Hostname and Port for the Load Balancer

11.1 Updating the OAM Hostname and Port for the Load Balancer

You must update OAM with the protocol, hostname.domain, and port for your OAM entry point.

For example:
  • https://loadbalancer.example.com - if OAM URL’s are accessed directly via a load balancer URL, with hostname loadbalancer.example.com and port 443.
  • https://ohs.example.com:4443 - if OAM URL’s are accessed directly via an OHS URL, with hostname ohs.example.com and port 4443
  • https://oam.example.com:31501 - if OAM URL’s are accessed directly via the ingress controller, with hostname oam.example.com and port 31501.

In the following examples change {HOSTNAME}:${PORT} accordingly.

  1. Launch a browser and access the OAM console (https://${HOSTNAME}:${PORT}/oamconsole). Login with the weblogic username and password (weblogic/<password>).
  2. Navigate to Configuration > Settings ( View ) > Access Manager.
  3. Under Load Balancing modify the OAM Server Host and OAM Server Port, to point to the hostname.domain of your OAM entry point, for example loadbalancer.example.com and 443 respectively. In the OAM Server Protocol drop down list select https.
  4. Under WebGate Traffic Load Balancer modify the OAM Server Host and OAM Server Port, to point to the hostname.domain of your OAM entry point, for example loadbalancer.example.com and 443 respectively. In the OAM Server Protocol drop down list select https.
  5. Click Apply.