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In this episode we are creating 2 independent OKE clusters, one in Frankfurt and the other in Phoenix, and then we will create a File System in Frankfurt (kind of NFS server) that will act as repository for a shared persistent volume reachable by all the pods of a deployment deployed to both clusters. Remote […]
MoreWhen you deploy in k8s a pod depending in persistent volume attached to block storage (for example this post), the volume created is mounted on a specific node. If that node fails or is stopped, the pods running on it fail when trying to be created in other node according to the replication policies they […]
MoreOracle OCI object storage “buckets” can’t be deleted from OCI dashboard unless they are empty… and no empty option menu exists at all (at least at the time of this post). Anyway, you can do it using the CLI… Follow these steps: If you don’t have OCI CLI installed follow this post oci os object […]
MorePurpose Configure OCI CLI credentials in an interactive manner. It opens up a login window in your web browser in which you authenticate with your credentials against an identity domain. Install last OCI CLI version bash -c “$(curl -L https://raw.githubusercontent.com/oracle/oci-cli/master/scripts/install/install.sh)” Issue command MacBook-Pro:~ javiermugueta$ oci session authenticate Enter a region (e.g. ca-toronto-1, eu-frankfurt-1, uk-london-1, us-ashburn-1, […]
MoreInstall Grafana locally as shown here Install OCI CLI, follow this post as an example Install OCI plugin grafana-cli plugins install oci-datasource brew services restart grafana Create a dashboard Select Region, Compartment, etc… Tha’s all! Enjoy 😉
MoreOracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI) command line interface (CLI) is one of several methods provided for managing the Oracle cloud infra generation 2. The CLI can be installed and configured in your local machine just following the instructions in the documentation. In this post, we are explaining an alternate method for using the CLI by means […]
MoreSimple Oracle Document Access SODA (Simple Oracle Document Access) is a non-SQL style of storing/retrieving JSON data in an Oracle database. It’s so easy to work with SODA! Let’s get started. First, enable ORDS schema in your database. Second, deploy ORDS in K8s (you can also deploy ORDS standalone in your laptop or in a container […]
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