2. Getting Started with Oracle Compute Cloud
Presented with
Getting Started with Oracle Compute Cloud
Oracle Open World - Hands on Lab 9387
Octave J. Orgeron
Sr. Principal Product Manager
Oracle Public Cloud
September 29, 2014

4. Overview Agenda 1
Cloud Overview Overview of Oracle Compute Cloud Service Live Demo Hands On Lab More Information Q&A 2 3 4 5 6

5. Cloud Overview

6. Oracle Cloud: Mission
Bring Oracle’s leading Infrastructure, Technology, Business Applications, and Information to customers and partners anywhere in the World through the Oracle Cloud

7. Oracle IaaS & PaaS: Mission
Deliver a complete and functionally rich suite of Elastic Infrastructure & Platform Services that enable you to build modern applications and migrate any workload to the cloud across a global network of data centers

8. Oracle Compute Cloud Service Delivers
Value of the 5 Key NIST Characteristics of Cloud Computing
Oracle Compute Cloud Service Delivers All of Above!!

9. Oracle Compute Cloud Service Delivers
Value of NIST Service Models for Cloud Computing
Core OCCS
OCCS is Foundation for New Oracle PaaS/SaaS Services

10. Oracle Compute Cloud Service Delivers
Value of NIST Deployment Models for Cloud Computing
Soon!
Core OCCS

11. Compute Cloud: Use Cases
Set up Test & Development Environments
Spin up virtual machine environments in minutes
Tear down environment when not needed
Migration of custom application workloads
Migrate custom applications built using Oracle technologies
Migrate custom applications built using other technologies
Compute
Preview

12. Overview of Oracle Compute Cloud Service

13. What is Oracle Compute Cloud Service?
Infrastructure-as-a-Service:
Virtual Machines on Demand
Virtual Networking
Virtual Storage
API & CLI Tools
Self Service

14. Virtual Machines Features: Oracle OVM (Xen) Based Technology
Based on Sun Oracle X4-2 Servers
VMs with 1-16 Cores and GBs RAM
Whole CPU Cores for Best Performance
Full Root Access
Oracle Linux Now
Oracle Solaris x86 in Future

15. Details – VM Shapes Instance Family Shape Name Processor Arch Cores
Threads
Memory(GB)
Local Disk
General Purpose
OC3
64 bit 1 2
7.5
60 GB
OC4 4 15
OC5 8 30
OC6 16 60
OC7 32
120
High Memory
OC1M
OC2M
OC3M
OC4M
OC5M
240

16. Virtual Networking Features: Scalable Flat Network Topology
Secure Distributed Firewall
“Secure by Default” Policy
Dynamic Security Rules and ACLs
Elastic and Persistent Public IPs for Internet Access

17. Virtual Networking: Access Rules
Access Rule = Network Group or IP List + Protocol + Network Group
Source list
Destination list
Protocol
Abstracts the details of protocol definitions and port number ranges. i.e. [ssh, port 22, tcp/udp]
Network Group
A group of VMs. OR
Network Group
A group of VMs.
IP List
A group of IP addresses.
Defines how a source Network Group or IP list can connect to a destination Network Group via a specific protocol. Only PERMIT rules are allowed.

18. Virtual Networking: Security Associations
Connecting VMs to Access Rules VM
vNic
vCable
Describes how an instance is connected to the network
Security Association
Associates an instance with a Network Group via a vCable ID
Network Group
A group of VMs. Can be used to defined access rules.

19. Virtual Networking: IP Reservations and Pools
Connecting to the Internet
IP Pool
Pool of Public IP Addresses
IP Reservation
Persistent Public IP Reservation for VM instances
/24, /24, /24 { }
Elastic IP
Ephemeral Public IP from shared IP Pool

20. Virtual Networking: IP Associations
Connecting VMs to the Internet VM
vNic
vCable
Describes how an instance is connected to the network
IP Reservation
Persistent Public IP Reservation for VM instances
IP Association
Associates an instance with an IP Reservation or Elastic IP OR
Elastic IP
Ephemeral Public IP from shared IP Pool

21. Virtual Storage Features:
Non-Persistent Boot Storage for Rapid Boot Up of VMs
Non-Persistent Boot Storage is on Local Disks
Persistent Block Storage Volumes for Data
Persistent Block Storage is on Sun Oracle ZFS Appliances over iSCSI

22. API and CLI Features: Ubiquitous Management RESTful API
Command Line Interface (CLI)
CLI Supports Linux

23. Self Service Features: Centralized Compute Cloud Management
Virtual Machines
Networking
Storage
SSH Keys
Web-based Compute UI

24. Live Demo

25. Hands on Lab

26. Create SSH Key Pair – Part 1

27. Create SSH Key Pair – Part 2

28. Create Storage Volume – Part 1

29. Create Storage Volume – Part 2

30. Attach Storage Volume – Part 1

31. Attach Storage Volume – Part 2

32. Configure Storage Volume in VM – Part 1

33. Configure Storage Volume in VM – Part 2

34. Configure Storage Volume in VM – Part 3

35. Configure Storage Volume in VM – Part 4

36. Restrict SSH Access – Part 1

37. Restrict SSH Access – Part 2

38. Restrict SSH Access – Part 3

39. Restrict SSH Access – Part 3

40. Restrict SSH Access – Part 4

41. More Information.. Home Page: http://cloud.oracle.com/compute
Documentation: ecs_common/index.html

42. Q&A

43. Oracle Confidential – Restricted