Use this page to monitor and configure the images that you have assigned to the hardware servers.
The activity wherein you select an image or a suite of images and provision them on respective hardware targets, is termed as an assignment. The Provisioning application facilitates the creation of assignments. An assignment is a selection of an image (or suite) and the required network component that will be applied on the selected hosts.
Unlike other provisioning tools, Oracle Provisioning will remove all the existing components for the specified hardware target and replace them with the components that are part of the selected image. This helps in maintaining a consistency and control of the software components across an enterprise.
Note: Once you create the required assignments, the "ready" assignments must then be provisioned. When you submit the provisioning job, the targets and images that you have selected for that assignment will be locked. While you will still be able to modify the network components and directives, the selected images and targets will remain unchanged.
You can view a list of existing assignments based on the status of assignments .
In the View drop-down list, select the required value to view the assignments that are in that status. For example, ready assignments, scheduled assignments, etc.
Click Advanced Search to perform a granular assignment search.
| Page Element | Description |
|---|---|
| Edit Config Properties | Click this button to edit the configuration properties of the selected assignment. |
| View | Click this button to view the selected assignment details. |
| Edit | Click this button to edit the selected assignment details. |
Click Create New Assignment to create a new assignment. The page that is displayed, will take you through a creation wizard to help complete the process.
To provision a ready assignment, select that assignment and click Provision.
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