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Changes to infrastructure
Hi. I desice to do some changes to infrastructure where I host this page instead two servers, I will combine all power into a single server 4 OCPU and 24GB Ram and use MySQL Server with Heatwave as a backup Read more…
Hi. I desice to do some changes to infrastructure where I host this page instead two servers, I will combine all power into a single server 4 OCPU and 24GB Ram and use MySQL Server with Heatwave as a backup Read more…
Oracle analytics can be setup as public access, and then access private databases in your private VCN or on-prem. To set up a connection setup Private Access Channel. In DNS tab add list of subnets to which you want OAC Read more…
In this video, I will show you how to add a free Let’s Encrypt SSL certificate to your load balancer in Oracle Cloud. This step-by-step tutorial will guide you through the process of obtaining and installing the certificate, as well Read more…
Next step in building our network is to create 4 instances. Each server will use 1 OCPU ARM and 6GB RAM Let’s build a server Create Instance From Menu select Compute/Instance then click Create Then click on Create Instance Now Read more…
1. Create Compartment Login to OCI account, in the menu type Compartments and click on the link Click on Create Compartment Enter the name of your compartment, it is good to organize your network with a compartment structure. Do not Read more…
How do you build a high availability network using Always Free Resources? Available resources from Oracle: Oracle Always Free Tier includes 4 OCPU ARM server 24GB RAM 200 GB HDD 10TB outgoing traffic Load Balancer – 10Mb 10GB Object storage Read more…
Oracle Cloud offers an Always Free Tier which includes an AMD compute instances and ARM-based instances. Using those instances we can build a single server or split resources and build multiple servers. You can use this for learning of networking, Read more…
What is a High Availability Network? Network which provides a non-single point of failure. Single Point of Failure Let’s first review how a network with a single point of failure looks like. An example of that network is a single Read more…