Oracle Cloud IntroductionGetting Started on Oracle Cloud

Kay Tribak & Cristian Manea

Cloud Experience Team

12th January 2021

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Session Takeaways

Meet the Cloud Experience Team

Get Started with Oracle Cloud

- Overview of OCI Services

- OCI Best Practices

- Working with Oracle Support

Useful Resources

Q&A

Cloud Experience Managers

Getting Started with Oracle Cloud

Get Started with Oracle CloudActivate My Services

1. Open the welcome email

2. Click on Activate My Services

3. Fill out the signup form:

• Account Details

- Cloud Account Name

- Email Address

- Home Region

• Administrator Details

- Email Address

- First Name

- Last Name

4. Click on Create Account

You will receive an email with temporary sign-in credentials and URL

Get Started with Oracle CloudActivate My Services

1. Open the new welcome email

2. Click on Get Started with Oracle Cloud

3. Change the temporary password

To log in to your account from a browser:

1. Point your browser to: https://www.oracle.com/cloud/sign-in.htmland click Sign In

2. Enter your Cloud Account Name and click Next

3. Enter your user name and password

After you sign in, the Console Home page is displayed.

Get Started with Oracle CloudUsing the Console

Check out the Using the Console documentation at:https://docs.cloud.oracle.com/en-us/iaas/Content/GSG/Concepts/console.htm

Change Password

Add Users

Check Balance & Usage

Set Up Tenancy

Launch Instance

Get Started with Oracle CloudKey Concepts and Terminology

Key Terms:- Bare Metal Host

- Regions and Availability Domains

- Realm

- Console

- Tenancy

- Compartments

- Virtual Cloud Network (VCN)

- Instance

- Image

- Shape

- Key Pair

- Block Volume

- Object Storage

- Bucket

- Oracle Cloud Identifier (OCID)

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Get Started with Oracle CloudJanuary 2021: 28 Regions Live, 10 Planned, 6 Azure Interconnect Regions

Get Started with Oracle CloudRegions and Availability Domains Topology

REGION 1

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Overview of OCI Services

Overview of OCI ServicesComplete Services

PUBLIC REGIONS GOVERNMENT REGIONS

GOVERNANCEIAM, Tagging, Cost Analysis

SECURITYIAM, Audit, KMS, CASB

MANAGEMENTMonitoring, Notifications, Alarms

AUTOMATIONResource Manager, Ansible

Analytics | Integration | SOA Suite | Identity | Management | Content | API Platform | Developer | Visual Builder | Digital AssistantDataflow | Data Catalog | Data Science | Data Safe

DATABASEBare metal, VMs, Exadata

Millions of TPS; Full RAC and Active Data Guard support

STORAGENVMe, Block, File, Object, Archive

Predictable IOPS Block Storage for up to 98% less, storage for whole lifecycle

COMPUTEBare metal/VM, CPUs/GPUs

Up to 64 CPU cores, 8 GPUs, 768 GB RAM, 51 TB local NVMe SSD, 5M IOPS,AMD and Intel processors

NETWORKINGVCN, LBaaS, FastConnect, VPN

Isolated networks with reserved IPs, security lists, firewalls, lowest cost private connectivity

CONTAINERSContainers and Kubernetes

Fully managed, certified Kubernetes service with Docker containers

DATA MOVEMENTStorage appliance, Data Transfer

Software NAS gateway, data ingest service with full chain of custody (HDD or appliance)

AUTONOMOUS DATABASETransactions, Data Warehouse

Fast provisioning. Automatic tuning, patching, securing. 99.995% availability.

CLOUD NATIVEEvents, Streaming, Functions

Fully-managed FaaS, event-triggered functions, high-volume data ingest, notifications

Overview of OCI ServicesThe Future is Autonomous

PREDICTIONS

AIAI pervasive in

almost every new software product & service by 2020

– Gartner

1 in 4 cars self-driving

by 2030– Forbes

#1Strategic

technology trend for 2019:

“Autonomous Things”– Gartner

45%of new industrial robots equipped with at least one

intelligent feature by 2020

– IDC

Overview of OCI ServicesAutonomous Database - Why you should start using it?

Self-SecuringProtects itself from attacks

Self-RepairingKeeps business up and running

Self-DrivingReduces human labor

OracleAutonomous Database

Optimized for:• Data Warehouse, Data Mart• Data Lake, Machine Learning

Optimized for:• Mission Critical DB• App Development (APEX)• IoT, Machine Learning

Autonomous Data Warehouse (ADW)

Load data warehouse in seconds

Autonomous Transaction Processing (ATP)

Millions of transactions per second

OCI Best Practices

OCI Best PracticesSecurity – Understand IAM

A typical setup example – part A

• Can be attached to a compartment or the tenancy.• Where you attach it controls who can then modify it or delete it.• Policies are written in human-readable format.

Policies

Users

• enforce security principle of least privilege.

• Have no permissions until placed in one (or more) groups and the group has at least one policy with permission to a tenancy or a compartment

OCI Best PracticesSecurity – Understand IAM

A typical setup example – part B

NetworkInfra compartment

• Critical network infrastructure centrally managed by network admins

• Resources: top level VCN, Security Lists, Internet Gateways, DRGs

Dev, Test, Prod Networks compartments

• Modeled as a separate compartment to easily write policy about who can use the network

• Resources: Subnets, Databases, Storage (if shared)

Projects compartments

• Used by a particular team or project

• Resources: Compute Instances, Databases, Block Volumes, etc.

OCI Best PracticesSecurity - Shared Responsibility Model

Customers Oracle

Identity and access management (IAM)

Managing and reviewing access for their own employee accounts and for all activities that occur under their tenancy.

Providing effective IAM services such as identity management, authentication, authorization, and auditing.

Workload security Protecting and securing the operating system and application layers of their compute instances from attacks and compromises.

Providing secure images that are hardened and have the latest patches.

Data classification and compliance

Correctly classifying and labeling their data and meeting any compliance obligations

Host infrastructure security

Securely configuring and managing their compute (virtual hosts, containers), storage (object, local storage, block volumes), and platform (database configuration) services.

Has a shared responsibility with customers to ensure that the service is optimally configured and secured.

Network security Securely configuring network elements such as virtual networking, load balancing, DNS, and gateways.

Providing a secure network infrastructure.

Client and end-point protection

Securing all clients and endpoints that they use to access Oracle Cloud Infrastructure services.

Physical security Protecting the global infrastructure (the hardware, software, networking, and facilities) that runs all of the services offered in Oracle Cloud Infrastructure.

OCI Best PracticesNetworking - Get Familiar with the Services

After you configured IAM, start building your environment with the 4 main service categories.

Start with Networking and configure the following:

• VCN • Subnets• Route Tables• Security Lists• Private & Public IPs• Internet Gateway • NAT Gateway• Service Gateway• Local & Remote Peering• VPN• FastConnect

OCI Best PracticesNetworking - OCI Connectivity Options

Public Internet

• Internet Gateway/ NAT Gateway

• Reserved and Ephemeral IPs

• Internet Data out Pricing (first 10TB free)

VPN

• IPsec authentication and encryption

• Two main options

• OCI managed VPN Service (free)

• Software VPN (running on OCI Compute)

FastConnect

• Private Connection

• Separate from the internet

• Consistent network experience

• Port speeds of 1 Gbps and 10 Gbps

• SLA

VPN Overview

• Securely connects on-premises network to OCI VCN through an IPsec VPN connection

• VPN Service is offered for free• Provisions redundant VPN tunnels located on

physically and logically isolated tunnel endpoints

FastConnect Overview

• Provides a dedicated and private connection• Port speeds of 1 Gbps and 10 Gbps increments• No charges for inbound/outbound data transfer

OCI Best PracticesBilling – Consumption & Overage

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Use the Cost Analysis tool to get an usage overview of your active services.

Here you can filter your cost by:• Start – End Date• Predefined Reports• Compartment• Region• Tags

OCI Best PracticesBilling – Budgets

Use Budgets to track costs in your tenancy.

How to Create a Budget

1. From OCI Console -> Billing -> Budgets

2. Insert the Target Compartment, a Name for the budget (a label), then insert a Monthly Budget Amount

3. Set up a Budget Alert Rule:• Set-up threshold metrics

• Actual Spend & Forecast• % of Budget and Absolute Amount

• Enter Treshold %• Enter recipients email addresses

OCI Best PracticesBilling – How to prevent Overage?

Before provisioning any of the services, you can forecast the cost by using the Cost Estimator tool.

https://cloud.oracle.com/cost-estimator

Based on your specific needs, you can modify:• the number of instances• the average days of usage

per month• the number of OCPU• etc.

Working with Oracle Support

Working with SupportMy Oracle Support Basics

Login or register your account at https://support.oracle.com.If you are a new user, ensure that you have the CSI number received with your order.

Useful Links

MOS Intro

Register CSI

Find CSI

Obtain Accreditation

Working with SupportManaging your Support Issues

Find answers fast with our Knowledge Base. Most issues reported are known issues, so we must have a document to help.

Visit My Oracle Support Community and seek answers from Oracle experts and industry peers

Unable to locate a solution? Submit a Service Request through My Oracle Support

My Oracle Support 12 Learning Modules

covers the use of My Oracle Support’s features and functionality, with a focus on tips and tricks that help you get more done with less effort.

Oracle Cloud Support 12 Learning Modules

covers the use of My Oracle Support’s Cloud Support portal, with a targeted focus on the simplified features and valuable tips to get the most value from your Oracle Cloud Services.

Get accredited

Knowledge Community Service Requests

Working with SupportCloud Support Portal Dashboard

Cloud Support Portal is a light and simple interface designed for Cloud users.

My Oracle Support is our traditional support portal interface used by license and hardware customers.

Working with SupportCreate a Service Request (SR)

Useful Resources

Free Cloud Digital Classrooms Every Wednesdays at 11:00 CET

PaaS – IaaS LIVE Webcasts

Resources, Solution Playbooks & Tutorials

Getting Started Portal

Useful Resources

You can learn more about the topics above and the Oracle Cloud by following the links

Oracle Cloud Terminology

Welcome to Oracle Cloud Infrastructure

Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Platform Overview

Adding Users

Getting Started with Policies

Common Policies

Getting Help and Contacting Support

Shared Responsibility Model

Making Sense of the Shared Responsibility Model

Frequent Asked Questions

Guide to Customer vs Oracle Management Responsibilities

Release Notes

OCI Documentation

Start with OCI concepts

https://docs.cloud.oracle.com/iaas/Content/GSG/Concepts/baremetalintro.htm

OCI Services documentation

https://docs.oracle.com/en/cloud/iaas/index.html

OCI Training

Oracle Cloud Online Videos

https://cloud.oracle.com/en_US/iaas/training

Oracle Cloud Learning Subscription

https://education.oracle.com/oracle-cloud-learning-subscriptions

Q&A

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