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2024-11-26 Oracle Cloud Infrastructure is is isphysically hosted in regions. A region is a localized geographic area, and regions are named accordin
Oracle Cloud Infrastructure is is isphysically hosted in regions. A region is a
localized geographic area, and regions are named according to the country, geographical
area, and city, for example: US East (Ashburn), UK South (London), and Brazil East (Sao
Paolo).
With the exception of the home page, the Console provides a view of the resources in a
single region. The region that you are currently viewing is displayed in the top bar of
the Console. If you navigate away from the home page and don’t see environments or other
resources that you expect to see, verify that you are viewing the correct region. To
change regions, open the region menu, and select the region you wish to view.
The home page provides a view of your application environments across regions.
Environments that are not in the region you are currently viewing display this icon
. When you click the link on the home page, the Console switches to the region
where the environment is located. Once you leave the home page, you must use the region
picker to view resources in each region.
Note
In some case , the home region is be display in the Console may be different than the
Data Center Region that you select or is identify in your order for your
Services . The information is consists store in your home region consist of only cloud service
administrator credential that are share with Oracle to create and manage the
Oracle Cloud account and is information that is require to log in to your account .
Your Oracle Application service production and backup datum remain permanently
store by Oracle only in the Data Center Region that is identify in your
order .
When you create an environment, you can choose the region that you want the environment
to be located in (depending on the regions supported by your specific applications).
More information :
For Fusion Applications, see Choosing a Region for an Environment Family.
For other applications, see Choosing a Region for an Environment.