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Oracle accounts let you manage access to your Oracle databases. Users connect through the CLI, which starts a local proxy, and every session is recorded.

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Creating an account

1

Start adding an account

Go to Privileged Access Management → Accounts and select Add Account.
2

Select a folder and template

Choose which folder to add the account to, then select an Oracle template.
3

Enter connection details

4

Enter credentials

5

Save

Select Create.
Infisical checks it can reach the host before saving, so a wrong host or port fails at Create. The username and password are verified by the first credential health check, which reports Out of Sync if Oracle rejects them.

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Connecting

The CLI starts a local proxy that you connect to with your preferred Oracle client.
The command outputs the local port to connect to, along with the username and service name. Then use sqlplus, SQL Developer, or any Oracle client:
Flags:
  • --port <port>: use a specific local port (otherwise one is assigned automatically)
  • --reason <reason>: provide an access reason (if required by template)

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Next steps

Oracle credential rotation

Rotate Oracle account passwords on a schedule.

Sessions

View and manage sessions.