Articles tagged with OCI.
Looking to upgrade your Oracle Linux 7.9 system in Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI) to 8.10 without having to start from scratch?You can use the Leapp utility to do an in-place upgrade, preserving your existing configurations, data, and settings. This guide walks you through ...
This final part of the series details how to create a load balancer in Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI) and secure it by assigning an SSL certificate to its listener. This ensures secure and efficient traffic distribution for applications.Step 1: Access the Load Balancer Serv...
Author: Jason BeattieIn this section, we’ll walk through the steps to create a Certificate Authority (CA) and generate certificates in Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI). These certificates will later be used to configure a Load Balancer, which we’ll cover in Part 4.Step 1: Set...
Author: Jason BeattieIn this part of the blog, we will walk through the creation of policies, dynamic groups, a Certificate Authority (CA), and certificates in Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI). Follow these steps:Follow the bellows steps. We will first create the Dynamic grou...
Author: Jason BeattieIn this series, we will cover the process of creating a secure web server and enabling access through a load balancer, utilizing a self-signed certificate. The steps we will explore include: • Creating a Vault and Managed Encryption Key (MEK): Setting up s...
Author: Jason BeattieOverviewSimilar to boot volumes, block volumes can also be cloned between tenancies. This part focuses on setting up and cloning block volumes across the same region using OCI CLI.Steps to Clone a Block VolumeFollow Steps 1-4 from Part 1 to configure polic...
Author: Jason BeattieOverviewCloning a boot volume between two tenancies in OCI requires careful setup and planning. This blog outlines the prerequisites, policies, and steps to successfully clone a boot volume from a source tenancy to a target tenancy in the same region.Prere...
Author: Jason BeattieIntroductionOracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI) has recently unveiled an updated user interface, giving the platform a refreshed look and feel. For both seasoned cloud architects and new users, the modernized layout improves navigation, usability, and effici...
Author: Jason BeattieOracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI) CLI (Command Line Interface) is an essential tool for developers and administrators looking to interact with Oracle Cloud services via terminal commands. This tool simplifies managing cloud resources, automates tasks, and ...
Author: Jason BeattieOverviewIn this blog, we’ll introduce the key virtual networking components within Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI). Understanding these components is critical when building a robust cloud environment. We will explore Virtual Cloud Network (VCN) resources...
Transit routing in Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI) using Dynamic Routing Gateways (DRGs), involves setting up a network architecture that enables communication between different virtual cloud networks (VCNs) or between on-premises networks and VCNs. DRGs are used to facilita...
Author: Jason BeattieIn the rapidly evolving landscape of cloud computing, cost efficiency is now a paramount consideration. OCI provides a robust platform for hosting Oracle workloads in the cloud, and in this blog post, we will delve into the concept of workload profiles. Un...
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