Manage your Oracle Cloud Deployment with Infrastructure as Code

Have you ever wanted to learn how to use Terraform with OCI without resorting to cloud tutorials for services other than OCI? Oracle's Tim Clegg introduces a brand new learning series with Hashicorp.

Machine learning doesn't have to be difficult. Learn how to create standalone environments where you can run machine learning experiments.

Provisioning the landing zone of your tenancy has gotten easier with this V2 launch. Check out how to add the ability for a user without broad permissions to also provision the Landing Zone.

Check out this sample Python code that deploys Container Engine for Kubernetes (OKE) on Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI) using Pulumi.

Let Stefan Hinker show you how you might want to, for example, specify cost by compartment using these Python functions.

Unique to OCI, Instance Principals configure the compute instance to authorize API calls. Learn how scripting can be your friend when retrieving a secret without a password.

When using Ruby, it's possible to leverage all the power and object-oriented goodness that OCI Ruby SDK offers, while also making lightweight calls directly to the OCI API.

This in-depth guide illustrates how to install a Chef server on an Oracle Compute Cloud Service instance or virtual machine. Check this guide out for a thorough dive into Chef and OCI.

Before building your OCI Infrastructure you will need to spend time designing and visualizing your architecture. OKIT is an OpenSource project which does just that.

Check out this article to learn how OKIT integrates with OCI's Resource Manager to create, apply, and update Resource Manager stacks.

OKIT is more than just a visual tool. In this article, Andrew Hokpinson helps you create easy-to-read documentation for all of your OKIT resources.

In many cases, templates save you time and OKIT is no different. The OKIT concept of Templates is a predefined architecture that can be used as a reference for creating your own architecture.