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In this video you will learn how to operate the OCI like a Pro using the OCI CLI.
In this content you will see:
- Ways of operating OCI: UI, CLI and API
- How to install OCI CLI
- Use Cases for OCI CLI
- How to use the OCI CLI
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@raghumaddula3132 2 месяца назад

Thanks for the video which is very helpful. I really appreciate if you give OCI CLI command to list all of OCI resource for a given tenancy ( that means, across all regions, all compartments, all network resources, etc., )

@Marksmwangi 4 года назад

very nice content , I just saved my money by shutting my idle servers, I'll bring them up when i need them

@thecloudbootcamp 4 года назад

Thanks Mark. I am glad you were able to save money on it! Best, Jean

@yayakoita7928 Год назад

Hi Great content Thank do you have video on AWS

@michaeldsouza7591 2 года назад

awesome job

@thecloudbootcamp Год назад

Thanks for the visit!!!

@lokeshsharma7865 4 года назад

hi, i have just started watching your videos, these are awesome. actually i am a complete non IT guy and in this lockdown season i just want to explore other areas, so i started it from Oracle cloud. i have scheduled my exam for associate level exam for coming 15th june, can you please guide me how to prepare for and what are some pre-requisite knowledge required for it. thanks

@lokimoix 4 года назад

Awesome.!!! Excellent video and excellent material that you share with the community! Since you approach it from the very practical side and complement it with the material that just Oracle released last week to do the OCI certification. I have a question for you! With the steps that you indicate in the video, I understood that we can create scripts in Bash to automate the starting and stopping of the instance or database. But where do you create the crontab... In OCI Client or in the machine?? or Where you installed OCI Client??. I'm very confused with that. Could you help me? Thanks again for sharing your knowledge and experience! .Finally, for your voice and accent, I think you're from Brazil! So regards from Colombia! Muito obrigado.

@thecloudbootcamp 4 года назад

Hey Ivan, thank you so much! A simple solution would be to run the scripts in a crontab of a VM in OCI. You could use the OCI bastion hosts for it as well if you don't want to create a VM only for this purpose. Just depends on how you want to organize it. At the end of day you could use any Linux VM for it with the OCI CLI configured. Hope that clarifies. And yes, I'm from Brazil. We have a Channel in Portuguese as well if you'd prefer. Saludos! Jean

@krishkumar8453 2 года назад

Hi Jean, great to see you videos. I've a question: Is there a way to use FTMCLI to upload files to OCI object storage bucket ?

@thecloudbootcamp Год назад

Krish Kumar, thanks for your feedback. The FTMCLI was used to upload and download files to the OCI Object Storage Classic service. Now, about a way to upload files to OCI Object Storage, search more about using the OCI CLI, console, and API by accessing this link: docs.oracle.com/en-us/iaas/Content/Object/Tasks/managingobjects.htm.

@mohammadabdraboh3048 Год назад

Hi Jean, great video, thank for sharing. I am wondering if it could be possible to create full environment from scratch (compute instances, create virtual networks, configure ports, attach storage to VMs and so on) using scripts in CLI? Thanks in advance

@thecloudbootcamp Год назад

Yes, it’s possible. It’s called IaC - Infrastructue as Code. For this you must use tools like the powerful Terraform!