In this course, you will find 15 lessons that cover basic OCI’s topologies and advanced ones. Our journey starts with the simple example of one webserver in one regional public subnet, nested in one VCN in particular availability domain (AD). Incrementally next lessons will show you how to implement multiplied webservers, spread between ADs, located … Continue reading Infrastructure as Code in practice with Terraform and OCI
In this course, you will find 15 lessons that cover basic OCI’s topologies and advanced ones. Our journey starts with the simple example of one webserver in one regional public subnet, nested in one VCN in particular availability domain (AD). Incrementally next lessons will show you how to implement multiplied webservers, spread between ADs, located … Continue reading Infrastructure as Code in practice with Terraform and OCI
In one of the latest lessons of my tutorial I have shown how to setup DataGuard locally within the same region. I guess this is some sort of database protection, but in case of the whole region failure it will not help at all. So it is worth to consider the cross-region solution for database … Continue reading Cross-region DataGuard in OCI coded with Terraform
During the last HashiConf2019 I was watching these two guys from Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI) and their presentation which was really interesting. Now you can watch it online (check-up the link below). Alex Ng and Leon Kuperman have presented approaching features of OCI Terraform Provider. This new feature seems to be the perfect option for … Continue reading OCI Terraform Provider – code and state file generator…
This blog will not be about cooking. I mean cooking in the ordinary sense, the way we used to think about it usually. To be honest this blog will be about the cloud and infrastructure as code (IaC). About cooking the code for building fundamental components of modern IT in the clouds. I am not … Continue reading Let's cook the cloud infrastructure…
Last week I was attending a 5-days event provided by HashiCorp. Previous year it was fully “analog” meaning physically organized in Seattle, US. It was a great time for me! I have learned a lot about new approaches and technologies, especially in Infrastructure as Code scope. This year for the obvious reason (COVID19 pandemic outbreak) … Continue reading HashiConf Digital 2020
True public cloud means the elasticity of the cloud resources. The newest feature related to OCI DBSystem enhanced a few days back means exactly this, true database resource elasticity. I can imagine that in many cases your current DBSystem shape is too small or too large for the workload which is executed. In that case, … Continue reading Changing the shape of a virtual machine DB System in OCI with Terraform
I guess everybody knows it is important, but it is really difficult to start. I mean to share knowledge, then receive feedback from the followers, and ultimately stay there blogging with further efforts long term. That is the way to build a community and it is for sure hard. My idea was simple… to build … Continue reading Building community …
After my last post, one of my mates has asked me for something more basic, let’s say fundamental. He has argued that he cannot use NAT Gateway or Bastion Host when some basic stuff such as VCN is not well explained. This is true when we talk with OCI newbies. There is nothing to be … Continue reading My first soup in OCI infra with Terraform
Last few weeks I was extremely busy with OCI Architecture Center and GitHub QuickStarts. That is why I was silent here. But it doesn’t mean I haven’t done anything for the FoggyKitchen community. Far from that. In the spare time, during the very limited free cycles, I was trying to refactor the code for my … Continue reading Refreshed training GitHub repo
