Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Documentation

Getting a Vault's Details

Get information about a vault in OCI Vault service.

    1. Open the navigation menu, click Identity & Security, and then click Vault.
    2. Under List scope, select the compartment that contains the vault.
    3. From the list of vaults in the compartment, click a vault name to open its details page.
    The Vault Information section displays the following information:
    • Compartment: The name of the compartment that contains the vault.
    • OCID: The unique, Oracle-assigned ID of the vault.
    • Created: The date and time when you initially created the vault.
    • HSM Key Version Usage: The total number of key versions across all HSM-protected keys that the vault contains.
    • Virtual Private: The vault is a virtual private type.
    • Crytographic Endpoint:The service endpoint to perform cryptographic operations such encrypt, decrypt and so forth.
    • Management Endpoint:The service endpoint to perform management operations such as "create, get,list, delete and so forth.

  • Open a command prompt and run oci kms management vault get operation.

    oci kms management vault get [OPTIONS]

    For example:

     oci kms management vault get --vault-id ocid1.vault.oc1.iad.b5rzxbu2aaa66.abuwcljtidud4mzdfmsnzp6nsav2cn7vofupioxoqb2vumakmaubq4iprxba

    Cryptographic operations involving objects that were encrypted with the previous version of this key will continue to use the older key version. You can re-encrypt those objects with the current key version if you prefer.

    For a complete list of parameters and values for CLI commands, see KMS CLI Command Reference.

  • Run the GetVault operation to get information about a specific vault.

    Note

    Each region use the KMSVAULT API endpoint for create, update, get, and list operations for vault. This endpoint is referred to as the control plane URL or vault management endpoint. Each region also has a unique endpoint for operations related to retrieving vault details. This endpoint is known as the data plane URL or the secret retrieval endpoint. For regional endpoints, see the API Documentation.

    For information about using the API and signing requests, see REST API documentation and Security Credentials. For information about SDKs, see SDKs and the CLI.