Category Archives for [1Z0-1072] OCI
Flexible Network Load Balancing Now Available
Network Load Balancer provides the benefits of flow high availability, source and destination IP addresses, and port preservation. It is designed to handle volatile traffic patterns and millions of flows, offering high throughput while maintaining ultra-low latency. Want to know more about Flexible Network Load Balancing? Read the blog post at k21academy.com/oci84 to learn more. […]
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Oracle Cloud: VPN Connect Logging Now Available
Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Logging service is a highly scalable and fully managed single pane of glass for all the logs in your tenancy. Logging provides access to logs from Oracle Cloud Infrastructure resources. These logs include critical diagnostic information that describes how resources are performing and being accessed. Want to know more about VPN Connect […]
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Flexible Load Balancer in Oracle Cloud (OCI)
No more fixed bandwidth Load Balancer! With OCI Flexible Load Balancing service, you are no longer restricted to fixed bandwidth load balancer shapes or scaling based only on the general traffic patterns. You can choose a custom minimum bandwidth of 10 Mbps and an optional maximum bandwidth of 8000 Mbps. Check out this blog at […]
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VCN Flow Logs for Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI)
[New Update] Oracle VCN Flow Logs now available in the commercial realm Ever wondered what goes in and out of your network in the cloud and how? VCN Flow Logs allows you to view connection information for traffic within, and in and out of your virtual cloud network (VCN). Check out this blog at https://k21academy.com/oci74 […]
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Resource Manager In Oracle Cloud Infrastructure(OCI)
What is a Resource Manager? Where it is used and how can we implement it? You might have these questions when you come across the name Resource Manager. The Resource Manager is a fully managed service that lets you provision infrastructure on OCI. You can bring in your Terraform template definition and easily create and […]
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Draw an OCI Architecture Diagram for Architects | OCI Designer ToolKit | OKIT
Architecture diagrams are a great way to represent the overall design, deployment, and topology and provide a bird’s eye view. There are a lot of tools available to draw an OCI Architecture diagram, like Visual Paradigm, Draw.io graphics, Cacoo template, OKIT, etc. Want to know the best tool and how it is used? Visit the […]
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Data Transfer Service In Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI)
Did you know that with Oracle’s Data Transfer Service you can now copy your data to a hard disk you own? :scream: Data can also be transferred securely and quickly from On-Premise to Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI) Object Storage by using an Oracle supplied Data Transfer Appliance. Want to know more about Data Transfer Service […]
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Compute in Oracle Cloud (OCI) – VM, BM & Dedicated VM host
Compute is one of the 5 pillars on which OCI is built. Compute is a Linux/Windows machine created on the cloud. It is used to deploy various services depending on application requirements. Do you know about Important concepts of Compute? To know more about Compute in detail, check out this video from Oracle ACE & […]
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Region, Availability Domain (AD), Fault Domain (FD) & Realm In Oracle Cloud (OCI)
What Is Region, Availability Domain (AD), Fault Domain (FD) & Realm In Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI) Oracle Cloud Infrastructure is hosted in regions and availability domains. A region is a localized geographic area, and an availability domain is one or more data centers located within a region. Oracle has recently launched a new region in […]
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Block/Boot Volume Online Resizing Without Downtime
Oracle has recently released a new feature of Resizing a Block/Boot Volume without the downtime that OCI Architects were eagerly waiting for. With the help of this new feature, you can now increase the size of a boot/block volume without taking your application down. If you want to know more, check out K21Academy’s post at […]
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