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# Set up the Oracle Compute Engine spoke

# Set up the Oracle Compute Engine
spoke {#ariaid-title1}

Release version: Brazil  
Updated March 12, 2026  
![](https://www.servicenow.com/docs/portal-asset/ico-clock) 2 minutes to read  
Integrate the ServiceNow instance and Oracle Compute Engine account by using
the OCI SHA256WithRSA Signature credentials to authenticate ServiceNow requests.

## Before you begin

* Request an Integration Hub subscription.
* Activate and set up the [Oracle Cloud IAM Spoke](https://www.servicenow.com/docs/SBPg3zFxJ91ecj6OEwKs9A "Manage user identities and user access in Oracle Infrastructure Identity and Access Management (IAM) from your ServiceNow instance.").
* Activate and set up the [Oracle Object Storage Management Spoke](https://www.servicenow.com/docs/SReEBQg75KjVfEP8Jm0SCw "Manage objects, buckets, and namespace in the Oracle Object Storage Management account from your ServiceNow instance.").
* Activate the Oracle Compute Engine spoke.
* Role required: admin.
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## Procedure

1. **Optional:** Create a JKS certificate.  
   You can create a JKS certificate for the Oracle Compute Engine spoke or use the certificate created for the Oracle Cloud IAM spoke. For information about creating the JKS Certificate, see [Create a Java KeyStore (JKS) certificate](https://www.servicenow.com/docs/hCWOFKgS5SzckNjmCYgBQA#create-jks-cert-oracle-iam "Use the keytool utility to generate, import, and export certificates.").
2. **Optional:** Create X.509 certificate.  
   You can create a X.509 certificate for the Oracle Compute Engine spoke or use the certificate created for the Oracle Cloud IAM spoke. For information about creating a X.509 certificate, see [Create X.509 certificate for the Oracle Cloud IAM spoke](https://www.servicenow.com/docs/hCWOFKgS5SzckNjmCYgBQA#create-x509-certificate-oracle-iam "You must create a X.509 certificate and attach the Java Keystore file to it. This certificate is used for connecting to Oracle Cloud IAM.").
3. Create credential record for the Oracle Compute Engine spoke.
   1. Navigate to Connections \& CredentialsCredentials.
   2. Click New.  
      The system displays this message: What type of Credentials would you like to create?
   3. Select OCI SHA256WithRSA Signature.
   4. On the form, fill these values.  
      Note:  
      You can specify details of the certificates you created specifically for the Oracle Compute Engine spoke or specify details of the existing certificates you had created for the Oracle Cloud IAM spoke.
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      | Field | Description |
      |-|-|
      | Name | Name to uniquely identify the record. For example, <kbd class="ph userinput">Oracle CE Cred</kbd>. |
      | Certificate Sys ID | Sys ID of the Signing Certificate. |
      | Alias | Alias of the KeyStore. |
      | Alias Password | Alias password of the KeyStore. |
      | Key ID | Key ID helps identify which key is used when multiple keys are used to sign tokens. The Key ID must be slash (/) separated values of Tenancy OCID, User OCID, and Fingerprint in this format:<kbd class="ph userinput"> ocid1.tenancy.oc1..&lt;unique_ID&gt;/ocid1.user.oc1..&lt;unique_ID&gt;/&lt;key_fingerprint&gt;</kbd>. |
      | Applies to | Option to specify if the credential applies to all MID Servers in the network. |
      | Active | Option to actively use the credential record. |
      | Authentication Algorithm | Custom authentication algorithm for outbound signing requests. Select <kbd class="ph userinput">OCI SHA256RSA Signing Algorithm</kbd> |
      [Table 1. OCI SHA256WithRSA Signature Credentials form]

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   5. Right-click the form header and click Submit.
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4. Create connection record for the Oracle Compute Engine spoke.
   1. Navigate to Connections \& CredentialsConnections \& Credentials Aliases.
   2. Open the alias record of the Oracle Boot Volume spoke, for example, Oracle_Compute_Engine.
   3. From the Connections tab, click New.
   4. On the form, fill these fields.  
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      | Field | Description |
      |-|-|
      | Name | Name to uniquely identify the record. For example, <kbd class="ph userinput">Oracle CE Conn</kbd>. |
      | Credential | Credential record created for Oracle Boot Volume spoke. For example, <kbd class="ph userinput">Oracle CE Cred</kbd>. |
      | Connection alias | Alias record associated with this connection. |
      | Connection URL | Base URL to connect to Oracle Compute Engine. For example, <kbd class="ph userinput">https://iaas.ap-mumbai-1.oraclecloud.com</kbd>. |
      | Active | Option to actively use the connection record. |
      | Domain | Domain that the action runs in. |
      [Table 2. Connection form]

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   5. Click Submit.

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   The ServiceNow instance and Oracle Compute Engine account are integrated. You can use the spoke actions to build flows and automate tasks as required.
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