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What are Always Free cloud services ?

  • It is always free cloud services for free Oracle_Cloud_Free_Tier_01

1. Infrastructure

  • 2 Compute virtual machines with 1/8 OCPU (1GB memory each)
  • 2 Block Volumes Storage (total 100GB)
  • 10 GB Object Storage
  • 10 GB Archive Storage
  • Resource Manager

2. Databases

  • Your choice of Oracle Autonomous Transaction Processing or Oracle Autonomous Data Warehouse
  • Two databases total, each with 1 OCPU and 20 GB storage.

3. Management

  • Monitoring: 500 million ingestion datapoints, 1 billion retrieval datapoints.
  • Notifications: 1 million sent through https per month, 1000 sent through email per month.
  • Service Connector Hub: 2 service connectors.

4. Additional Services

  • Load Balancer : 1 instance, 10 Mbps
  • Outbound Data Transfer : 10TB per Month

Oracle Cloud Advantage over Amazon Web Services

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1. Create Account

1.1 Homepage

Oracle Cloud Infrastructure(OCI)

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2. Oracle Cloud Infrastructure(OCI) Setting

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2.1.1. Select “Create Instance” menu

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2.1.2. Placement and hardware

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  • Change Image

2.1.3. Select platform image

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  • Select Image

2.1.4. Networking

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  • Create new virtual cloud network

2.1.5. Add SSH keys

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  • Select “Paste public keys”
  • Generate SSH key by “PuTTy Key Generator”

2.1.5.1. Download PuTTy Key Generator

https://www.putty.org/

  • Download puttygen.exe

2.1.5.2. Generate and Save SHH key

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  • Generate a public/private key pair
  • Save public key
  • Save private key
  • It is recommended to Set up “Key passphrase”


2.1.6. Boot volume

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  • Specify a custom boot volume size
  • “Oracle Cloud Free Tier” provide 2 machines(Instances) and total 100GB storage size

2.2. Instance Setting

2.2.1. Check Instance Status

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  • Wait for Provisioning status to Running status a few minutes

2.2.2. Firewall Rules

  • Click Virtual Cloud Network OCI_12

  • Click Subnet OCI_13

  • Click Security Lists OCI_14

  • Click Add Ingress Rules
    – In initial state, only ssh port(22) is allowed. OCI_15

  • Add Specific Ingress Rule OCI_16

2.3. Connect to OCI Instance

2.3.1 PuTTy

  • PuTTy Configuration

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  • Click “Open”

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  • Please login as the user “ubuntu” rather than the user “root”.

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