Subnets Are Now Regional (OCI: New Feature)
Subnets & Load Balancers in the Oracle cloud now changed to Regional, Check more here In this post, I will explain what is Subnets, What was Subnet scope earlier, what’s changed now, what Scope means, and How to create a Regional Subnet or Load Balancer. What is Subnet? A subnet is a bigger network(VCN) divided into smaller networks. […]
[Video 5 of 5] EBS (R12) High Availability & Disaster Recovery On Oracle Cloud (OCI): 3 Topology
This post covers, how to deploy Highly Available Oracle EBS (R12) & Database including Disaster Recovery in Oracle’s Gen 2 Cloud (OCI). We also look at how Region, Availability Domain (AD) & Fault Domain (FD) play an important role in deploying HA & DR in Oracle’s Gen 2 Cloud i.e. OCI. This post is part […]
Oracle Cloud (OCI): How To Recover SSH Keys In Compute Instance
This post covers the Steps for Recovering the SSH Keys in Compute Instance Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI). To know more about Compute in Oracle Cloud Infrastructure, please check our previous post on [Video] Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI) | Compute CPU & Memory Note: An SSH key pair comprises of a private key and public key. […]
OCI Load Balancer & How To Create: Step By Step [Video 4 of 5]
This post is Part 4 from my FREE 5 Part Video Series On Networking in Oracle’s Gen 2 Cloud for beginners in which I have covered OCI Load Balancer (Public & Private) in Oracle Cloud Infrastructure & steps to create & test Public Load Balancer in OCI. If you haven’t watched part 3 or completed task given in the third video, […]
[Video 3 of 5] Oracle Cloud: Create VCN, Subnet, Firewall (Security List), IGW, DRG: Step By Step
This post is Part 3 from my FREE 5 Part Video Series On Networking in Oracle’s Gen 2 Cloud for beginners in which I have covered how to create VCN, Subnet (Public & Private), Internet Gateway (IGW), Security List (Ingress & Egress) & Dynamic Routing Gateway (DRG). If you haven’t watched part 2 or completed task given in the second video, then I […]
Oracle WebLogic Administration: Supported Maximum Availability Architectures (MAA)
This blog describes the Supported Maximum Availability Architectures (MAA) multi-datacenter solutions that can provide continuous availability to protect an Oracle WebLogic Server system against downtime across multiple data-center. If you are a beginner and want to learn Oracle WebLogic Server Administration, then check our blog post here where we cover about WebLogic 12c Architecture & New Features. The […]