Welcome to the Linux on Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Track

Deploying Cloud Components with the Web Console

Learn to provision and launch compute instances with the cloud web console to support your cloud solution in Oracle Cloud infrastructure.

Videos

Create a Linux Instance on Oracle Cloud Infrastructure

Create an Oracle Autonomous Linux Instance in Oracle Cloud Infrastructure

Create a Windows Instance on Oracle Cloud Infrastructure

Use cloud-init to Launch a Linux Instance on Oracle Cloud Infrastructure

Terminate a Compute Instance on Oracle Cloud Infrastructure

Detaching and Attaching Boot Volumes on Oracle Cloud Infrastructure

Using Boot Volumes to Scale Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Instances

Introduction to Terraform - Deploying Oracle Linux on Oracle Cloud Infrastructure

Configuring Oracle Linux with Terraform - Deploying Oracle Linux on Oracle Cloud Infrastructure

Tutorials

Introduction to Terraform with Oracle Linux

This lab exercise introduces you to Terraform in Oracle Cloud Infrastructure, and shows you how to do a simple deployment of an Oracle Linux instance. By following instructions, copying commands and code you can work through this simple exercise as an introduction to Terraform in Oracle Cloud Infrastructure.

Administering Instances in Oracle Cloud Infrastructure

Learn to administer compute instances using a range of tools and solutions provided to support your cloud solution in Oracle Cloud infrastructure.

Videos

Oracle Compute Cloud@Customer Service Overview

OCI Utilities Overview

Enabling OCI Utilities in Oracle Cloud Infrastructure

Using Ksplice in Oracle Cloud Infrastructure

Configuring the GUI and VNC Service for Oracle Linux on Oracle Cloud Infrastructure

Accessing a Windows Instance on Oracle Cloud Infrastructure

Managing Security and Access

Learn to secure access to instances and manage traffic between virtual networks in Oracle Cloud Infrastructure.

Videos

Generate SSH Key Pairs to Access Linux Instances in the Oracle Cloud Infrastructure

Instance Level Network Security for Oracle Linux on Oracle Cloud Infrastructure

Introducing Security Lists for Oracle Cloud Infrastructure VCNs

Networking your Oracle Cloud Infrastructure

Learn to build and administer virtual networks and gateways in Oracle Cloud Infrastructure. Manage instance networking and interfaces.

Videos

Connect a Virtual cloud Network to an On-Premises Network using the Site-to-Site VPN Wizard

Introducing Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Networks

Create a Virtual Cloud Network in the Oracle Cloud Infrastructure

Use the VCN Wizard to Create a Virtual Cloud Network in the Oracle Cloud Infrastructure

Remove a Virtual Cloud Network in Oracle Cloud Infrastructure

Adding a Secondary VNIC to a Linux Instance in Oracle Cloud Infrastructure

Configure the VCN Internet Gateway in Oracle Cloud Infrastructure

Network Interface Management using OCI Utilities on Oracle Linux Instances

Labs

Create Virtual Cloud Networks in Oracle Cloud Infrastructure

This lab provides the environment and instruction to manually create (non wizard) Virtual Cloud Networks in Oracle Cloud Infrastructure. It shows the dialogs used to create the VCN, add subnets and CIDR blocks for IP Addressing, and how to terminate Virtual Cloud Networks.

Using Storage on Oracle Cloud Infrastructure

Learn to discover and administer block volume storage and create shared cluster storage for instances.

Videos

Block Volume Storage for Oracle Linux on Oracle Cloud Infrastructure

Using OCI Utilities for Managing iSCSI Storage for Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Instances

Configure a Linux iSCSI Target and Initiator on Oracle Cloud Infrastructure

Configure and Test an OCFS2 Cluster with Oracle Linux on Oracle Cloud Infrastructure

Create an Oracle Linux Storage Appliance Instance on Oracle Cloud Infrastructure

Configure an Oracle Linux Storage Appliance Instance on Oracle Cloud Infrastructure

Working with the Oracle Linux Storage Appliance on Oracle Cloud Infrastructure

Using the Oracle Cloud Infrastructure File System Service

Object Storage in Oracle Cloud Infrastructure

Labs

Use OCI iSCSI Utility on Oracle Cloud Infrastructure

Learn how to use the OCI iSCSI Utility to manage iSCSI block volumes on Oracle Cloud Infrastructure. In this lab, you learn how to enable and configure the OCI Utilities, and then run oci-iscsi-config to manage iSCSI block volumes on an Oracle Cloud Infrastructure instance.

Configure iSCSI targets and initiators on Oracle Linux on Oracle Cloud Infrastructure

Learn how to configure an iSCSI targets and initiators. The following lab provides step-by-step procedures to configure an iSCSI target and initiator on Oracle Cloud Infrastructure.

Create an Oracle Linux Storage Appliance in Oracle Cloud Infrastructure

Lab to create an Oracle Linux Storage Appliance compute instance. Shows initial connection and setup of the appliance, and adding block volumes to create a storage pool. The Oracle Linux Storage Appliance provides a fast and easy way to build a shared storage system on Oracle Cloud Infrastructure. It enables you to export files by using the protocols Network File System (NFS) v3 and v4, and Windows Server Message Block (SMB) v3 (Samba).

Configure an Oracle Cluster File System on Oracle Cloud Infrastructure

Learn how to configure an Oracle Cluster File System (OCFS2) on Oracle Cloud Infrastructure. OCFS2 is a general-purpose clustered file system used in clustered environments to increase storage performance and availability. In Oracle Cloud Infrastructure, you can deploy OCFS2 clustered file systems through Read/Write - shareable block storage attached to an instance.

KVM Virtualization for Instances

Learn to implement KVM virtualization in Oracle Linux instances deployed on Oracle Cloud Infrastructure.

Videos

Use Oracle Linux KVM Image for Oracle Cloud Infrastructure

Create KVM Guest from Oracle Linux KVM Host for Oracle Cloud Infrastructure

Using oci-kvm Network and Storage Commands for Oracle Cloud Infrastructure

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