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OCI(Oracle Cloud Infrastructure)
1. OCI Basic Concept
1.1 Regions, Availability Domains
1.2 Fault Domains
1.3 Compartment
1.4 Virtual Cloud Network(VCN)
1.5 Bare Metal, Virtual Machine
1.6 Map of offerings between cloud service providers
2. Get started with OCI Services
2.1 Creating an Oracle Cloud Free Tier Account
2.2 Connecting to the OCI Console
2.3 Using the OCI Console
2.4 Initial Cloud Account (Tenancy) Architecture
3. Use the OCI Compute VM
3.1 Creating a Work Compartment
3.2 Creating a VCN for a Virtual Network Environment
3.3 Creating a Key Pair for SSH Connections
3.4 Creating a Linux Instance
3.5 Connecting to a Linux Instance
3.5.1 Access from Linux, Mac
3.5.2 Connecting to PuTTY on Windows
3.5.3 Changing the PEM <-> PPK Format
3.6 Block Volume like hard drive
3.6.1 Creating a Block Volume
3.6.2 Mounting Block Volume to Instance
3.6.3 Connecting to Block Volume
3.6.4 Formatting Block Volumes
3.6.5 Mount Block Volume
3.6.6 Unmounting Block Volume
3.6.7 Deleting Block Volume
3.7 Utilizing Block Volume Backups
3.7.1 Backing up Block Volumes
3.7.2 Creating a New Volume from Backup
3.7.3 Copying Backups to Another Region
3.7.4 Backing up Policy-Based Block Volumes
3.8 Utilizing Boot Volume Backups
3.8.1 Backing Up Boot Volume
3.8.2 Creating a New Boot Volume from a Backup
3.8.3 Creating a New Instance with Boot Volume
4. Reserved Public IP for Static IP Allocation
4.1 Creating a Reserved Public IP
4.2 Allocating Reserved Public IP
5. Using Security Lists to Configure Firewalls
5.1 Installing Apache HTTP Server on Linux Instance
5.2 Updating the Default Security List
5.3 Adding a Custom Security List
5.5 Testing Apache HTTP Server Connection
6. Using IAM to Set User Permissions
6.1 Compartment
6.2 Creating Users
6.3 Creating Groups
6.4 Creating a Policy
6.5 Grabbing the Policy Concept
7. Using Object Storage
7.1 Creating a Bucket
7.2 Uploading Files to Bucket
7.3 Object Permission Management - Pre-authentication
7.4 Object Rights Management - Public Bucket
7.5 Hosting Static Websites with Public Bucket
7.6 Uploading Files via CloudBerry Explorer
7.7 Setting up an Archive via Lifecycle
8. Using File Storage, a Network File System
8.1 Example File Storage Configuration
8.2 Mounting and using FSS on a Linux VM
8.3 Export Option for Access Control
8.4 Snapshot for Backup
9. Machine Image
9.1 OS Image provided by default
9.2 Create Custom Image from Instance
9.3 Custom Image Export/Import
10. Using Load Balancer for High Availability
10.1 Load Balancer Configuration Example
10.2 VCN Configuration
10.3 Creating a Backend Web Server
10.4 Creating a Subnet for a Load Balancer
10.5 Creating a Load Balancer
10.6 Checking the Load Balancer Connection
12. Monitoring for OCI resource monitoring
12.1 Enabling Compute Instance Monitoring
12.2 Creating Monitoring Alarm
12.3 OCI Grafana Plugin
12.3.1 Installing Grafana on Compute VM
12.3.2 Grafana Configuration
13. Autoscaling Based on Metric
13.1 Preparation for Autoscaling
13.2 Configuring Autoscaling
13.3 Autoscaling Test
14. Using Developer Tools
14.1 OCI CLI
14.1.1 Installing the OCI CLI
14.1.1.1 Installing OCI CLI on Windows
14.1.1.2 Installing OCI CLI on Linux
14.1.1.3 Config File Settings
14.1.1.4 Registering API Public Key
14.1.2 Using Object Storage as CLI
14.1.2.1 Setting IAM Policy for Object Storage
14.1.2.2 File Upload via CLI
14.2 REST API
14.3.1 OCI Request Signature Version 1
14.3.2 Bash Sample Client
14.3.3 Insomnia - Calling the OCI REST API
14.3.4 Postman - Calling the OCI REST API
14.2 Terraform
14.2.1 Installing Terraform
14.2.2 Creating Terraform Configurations
14.2.3 Obtaining Terraform OCI Provider Connection Information
14.2.4 Running Terraform Configuration
14.2.5 Using workspaces for multiple environments
14.2.6 Example, Creating Users Using List and Count
14.2.7 OCI Terraform Usage Example
15. Using Resource Manager
15.1 Using the Resource Manager
15.2 Stack Template for Resource Manager
15.3 Configuring a Private Git Server for Resource Manager
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