Enabling COC in Batches for Member Accounts

Prerequisites

• Resource Formation Service (RFS) has been enabled, and the resource stack set quota is sufficient.
• The Organizations service has been enabled.
• The organization administrator has enabled COC and RFS as trusted services in Organizations. For details, see Enabling a Trusted Service.

• The organization administrator has created member accounts or invited accounts to join the organization in Organizations. For details, see Creating a Member Account.

Constraints

This function applies only to the following scenarios:

• As an organization administrator, an IAM user enables COC for its member accounts in batches.
• As a delegated administrator of trusted services, an IAM user enables COC for its member accounts in batches.
• An IAM Identity Center user enables COC for its member accounts in batches.
• An IAM SSO user enables COC for member accounts in batches.

Enabling COC in Batches

1. Log in to COC.
2. On the Overview page of COC, check the information in the Quick Configuration Center area.
3. Choose Cloud O&M Configurations > Business configuration.
4. Click Batch Activate COC.
   Figure 1 Batch enabling COC for member accounts
   

5. In the dialog box displayed on the right, select the account for which you want to enable this service, and click OK.
   Figure 2 Selecting accounts
   

6. In the dialog box that is displayed, select You have read and agree to the Cloud Operations Center (COC) Service Statement and click Agree to authorize and enable the service.
   Figure 3 Authorization page
   

7. After the service is enabled, you can view the task in by referring to Viewing the Ticket Execution Records of Batch Enabling COC.

Viewing the Ticket Execution Records of Batch Enabling COC

After the task of batch enabling COC for multiple accounts is complete, the system automatically generates a quick configuration service ticket to clearly retain the result of new configurations. To follow up on the configured target object and view the configuration result, you can use the ticket query function of the quick configure center module to obtain related details.

1. Log in to COC.
2. In the navigation pane, choose Task Management > Execution Records.
3. Click Quick Configuration Ticket and click Batch Account Activation. The Batch Account Activation tab page is displayed.
   Figure 4 Viewing ticket records
   

4. Click the ID of the service ticket you want to view. The service ticket details page is displayed.
5. Perform the following operations based on the service ticket status.

   Table 1 Operation description

   Service Ticket Status	Operation
   Executing	Click Pause in the upper right corner. After the current batch is complete, the next batch is suspended.
   	Click Forcibly End in the upper right corner to end the resource operation service ticket.
   Paused	Click Continue in the upper right corner to continue the resource operation service ticket.
   	Click Forcibly End in the upper right corner to end the resource operation service ticket.
   Abnormal	Locate an abnormal batch and click Retry in the Operation column.
   	Locate an abnormal batch and click Batch Retry above the instance to re-execute all abnormal tasks in this batch.
   	Locate an abnormal batch and click Cancel in the Operation column.
   	Locate an abnormal batch and click Batch Cancel above the instance to cancel all abnormal tasks in this batch.