How do I manage SSL Certificates using Oracle.Cloud.com Configuration Assistant?

Environment:

SSL, Custom Domain for Oracle B2C Service
Configured through Oracle B2C Service Configuration Assistant on Oracle Cloud Portal

Resolution:

SSL Certificate management for Oracle B2C Service production sites is available through the Configuration Assistant.  SSL Certificate management for test sites and for Intelligent Advisor sites, is not available at this time through the Configuration Assistant.  Please submit a service request at Ask Technical Support for assistance with SSL Certificate management for test sites and Intelligent Advisor sites.

Steps on how to use the Oracle B2C Service Configuration Assistant SSL Certificate management feature are provided via the following:  

Managing SSL Certificates

Full documentation for using Configuration Assistant is available here: 
Oracle B2C Service Configuration Assistant Documentation

If you want to change the domain name in the URL for your site to a custom domain, an SSL certificate is required which is obtained by you from a Certificate Authority outside of Oracle but that is recognized by Oracle. Your first step is to purchase an entitlement for Custom Domain SSL Application Hosting from Oracle. Contact your Sales Representative for more information. This will give you the ability to use Oracle's self-service tools (Configuration Assistant) to generate CSR to provide to your certificate authority.  You will need to pay a fee to the certificate authority.  Once you have the certificate, you would upload the new SSL certificate(s) through the Configuration Assistant. You should work with your IT staff to get the correct certificates.

Notes:

--  The Oracle B2C Service Configuration Assistant lets you manage your Oracle B2C Service sites through the Oracle Public Cloud.  Once logged in, access the Oracle Cloud My Services section. From My Services, you can access the Configuration Assistant by clicking the Configuration Assistant link/button or Service link/button.

--  Configuration Assistant does not have a way to import root certificates or intermediates. If you need full chain certificates installed, please contact submit a service request at Ask Technical Support for assistance.