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BOOK PRACTICAL ORACLE CLOUD INFRASTRUCTURE INFRASTRUCTURE AS A SERVICE, AUTONOMOUS DATABASE
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Items Found: 160
- Chapter 1: Introducing Oracle Cloud Infrastructure 1
- Cloud Computing Characteristics 2
- Hardware and Virtual Resources 2
- Cloud Computing Definitions 3
- Provisioning 4
- Elasticity and Scalability 7
- Delivery as a Service 9
- APIs 10
- Core Cloud Capabilities 15
- Compute 15
- Storage 18
- Networking 22
- Identity and Access Management 24
- Deployment Models 25
- Service Models 27
- Costs 30
- Oracle Cloud Infrastructure 32
- Regions 33
- Workloads 35
- Services 36
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- Billings 39
- Support 41
- SLA 43
- Trial 45
- Summary 47
- Notes 48
- Chapter 2: Building Your First Cloud Application 49
- Planning the Infrastructure 50
- Cloud Account 50
- Project Compartment 50
- Application Design 52
- Cloud Infrastructure 56
- Service Limits 61
- Provisioning the Infrastructure 62
- Compartment 64
- Virtual Cloud Network 66
- Internet Gateway 68
- Route Table 69
- Security List 70
- Subnet 73
- Compute Instance 75
- Testing the Application 86
- SSH Connection 86
- Waiting for cloud-init 87
- Open Ports 89
- API Test 89
- Scaling Out 92
- Custom Image 92
- Subnet in a Different AD 95
- Second Compute Instance 96
- Load Balancer 103
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- Cleanup 115
- Summary 116
- Chapter 3: Automating Cloud Infrastructure 117
- Cloud Management Plane 119
- Oracle Cloud Infrastructure API 120
- Securing API Calls 122
- API Signing Key 124
- SDK 129
- Installation 130
- Configuration 132
- Using the SDK 134
- CLI 137
- Installation 138
- Configuration 139
- Using the CLI 144
- Terraform 149
- Infrastructure as Code 150
- Installation 152
- Configuration 153
- Using Terraform 157
- State 175
- Best Practices 176
- Summary 178
- Chapter 4: Cloud Security and Project Environments 179
- Projects, Environments, and Systems 179
- Compartments 181
- Users 189
- Groups and Policies 198
- Groups 198
- Policy Statements 203
- Policies 207
- Audit and Search 213
- Searching 213
- Auditing 222
- Summary 224
- Chapter 5: Data Storage in the Oracle Cloud 225
- Buckets and Objects 225
- Working with Objects 228
- Basics 229
- Object Name Prefixes 234
- Listing Objects in Pages 238
- Object Metadata 239
- Concurrent Updates 241
- Programming Object Storage 246
- Multipart Uploads 246
- Instance Principals 255
- Tagging Resources 256
- Dynamic Groups 260
- Accessing Storage from Instances 263
- Public Access 275
- Cleanup 277
- Summary 278
- Chapter 6: Patterns for Compute and Networking 279
- Virtual Networking 279
- Private IPs 281
- Public IPs 283
- Private Subnets, Bastion, and NAT 289
- Security Rules 300
- VCN Peering 304
- Scaling Instances 308
- Instance Pools and Autoscale 308
- Scaling Instance Vertically Up 326
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- Immutable Infrastructure 343
- Summary 346
- Chapter 7: Autonomous Database 347
- Relational Data Model 347
- Oracle Database 351
- Autonomous Data Warehouse 356
- SQL Developer Web 364
- Loading Data to ADW 368
- Database Credential 369
- Star Schema 373
- Database Monitoring 390
- Data Analytics 394
- Cleanup 408
- Summary 408
- Chapter 8: Oracle Container Engine for Kubernetes 409
- Containers 409
- Containerize an Application 415
- Container Registry 430
- Container Management 440
- Container Orchestration 441
- Kubernetes 445
- Managed Cluster 449
- Connecting As Superuser 464
- Sandbox Namespace 470
- Connecting As Developer 471
- Pods 477
- Deployments and Services 480
- Cleanup 485
- Summary 486
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- Chapter 9: Cloud-Native Architecture 487
- Cloud Native 489
- Serverless 493
- Developer VM 495
- Fn Project 497
- Oracle Functions 513
- Events 528
- Functions and Object Storage 529
- Events As Function Triggers 539
- CloudEvents 541
- Oracle Events 543
- Cleanup 549
- Summary 551
- Index 553
