New video! This time I’m showing how to login to your OCI Compute VM in three different ways: Public Compute Bastion Service Cloud Shell Hope you like the video – leave a feedback in the comments of the video if you think I should have covered something else as well. I forgot to mention that…
I’m back! Something new.. and more blog posts!
I attended Oracle Cloud World last week, and was positively surprised how much fun I had there! I really appreciate the folks who came and said they like reading my blog, I’ve been telling folks I haven’t had much motivation to create new content lately, but that actually made my motivation to go higher! Due…
Go Bastion(less!) on OCI
Update May 31st, 2021 – Seems like there was documentation bug so I’ve updated part about Agents. They are disabled by default so you need to enable them always if you want to use Bastion Service Managed session. I’ve always had slight dislike on requiring Bastion (Jump) server on any cloud which is self-managed. Sure,…
Get notified on unwanted network changes with OCI Cloud Guard
Oracle introduced Cloud Guard some time ago to OCI, in this post I’ll take a brief look what Cloud Guard is and how you can get notified on unwanted changes in your tenancy. As an example, I have a public VCN which is required for my project. I might have several admins managing the VCN…
Security in Oracle Cloud Infrastructure and why you should care less about it
I recently attended Accenture’s Oracle leadership council and was asked to speak about Oracle Cloud Infrastructure security. I’ve said that I’m definitely not an expert on security and that’s why the subject was actually a cool one to speak about! If you’ve used any of the major cloud providers (Azure, AWS, GCP) you know the…
Oracle Cloud Infrastructure and Dynamic Groups – what are they?
You might have seen dynamic groups mentioned when browsing through OCI console or when you’ve read the documentation. One of the most important things when creating services is handling access to specific services so that your access keys are not compromised. This is one neat way of managing that in the cloud. Instead of storing…