The year 2022 was ending, time for housekeeping the Oracle Cloud Infrastructure account. And there was an old IAM account in the list, containing the “old” company name and nobody knew where this account was used for. So, we removed it. Some hours later I got a message: Pls can you look; we are not able to run OCI Resource Manager Stacks to ramp up training environments … Cannot load package. The URL might not be valid. Contact the package…
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Oracle Cloud Infrastructure – use the Force of Tags, Luke
Yesterday… … I got a question from a good friend in my company who had this use case in Oracle Cloud Infrastructure – thanks Roli from Lucerne for the input for this blog post, the next “Zwätschgelutz” is offered by me. When several OCI compute instances are available in same compartment, how can a user be restricted to just start and stop one of these machines? I have extended this question: How to restrict users to start and stop a…
Read MoreSteampipe.io your Oracle Cloud Infrastructure
Do you know steampipe.io by Turbot? When you search for steampipe.io you will get this answer: “Steampipe is an open-source tool to instantly query your cloud services like AWS, Azure….” And this looks like a perfect match for my Oracle Cloud Infrastructure account. With steampipe.io and simple SQL query syntax, you can gather data from your account like running compute instances, block volume used and so on. The tool supports a large number of vendors like Zoom, Splunk, GitHub and…
Read MoreOracle Cloud Infrastructure – Vulnerability Scanning Report Deletion – Quick Tip
When I tried to delete and old compartment where VCN, Compute Instances and Co. were already deleted, the action failed because there were old Vulnerability Scanning reports available for hosts and ports. And they need to be deleted first before a compartment can be deleted. The error message with the resource ids: Method A) – click by click Here are the scan reports for tab Hosts. You can delete them one by one when clicking on the dropdown menu of…
Read MoreOracle Cloud Infrastructure – iSCSI Block Volume Attachment – the magic Way
Have you always attached an OCI Block Volume to a Compute Instance? If yes, I assume by console or OCI CLI and then executed manually the iSCSI commands to attach the device on OS level. But wait, here is a magic way to attach the Block Volume – by the Oracle Cloud Agent. Prerequisites Attached Service Gateway in VCN Oracle Cloud Agent software installed on the instance Enable the Block Volume Management plugin Verify Compute Instance disk status Create a…
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