Quickly create an instance in Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Compute Classic.

Shows how to create a virtual machine on Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Compute Classic. In this tutorial, you'll provision a virtual machine instance using an Oracle-provided Oracle Linux image and boot your instance from a persistent storage volume. After you’ve created your instance, you’ll also set up a security rule to enable HTTP access to your instance on port 80.

This tutorial shows you how to clone an Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Compute Classic instance that uses a persistent boot disk.

This tutorial shows you how to create an SSH-Enabled User on an Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Compute Classic Oracle Linux instance.

This tutorial shows how to create an SSH-enabled user on an Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Compute Classic Oracle Solaris Instance.

This tutorial shows how to provide block storage capacity for an Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Compute Classic instance.

Shows how to create a custom Oracle Linux machine image that includes the LAMP stack (Apache HTTP Server, MySQL, and PHP running on Linux). The image that you create using this tutorial can be used to create instances on Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Compute Classic. The tutorial also shows how to configure key-based SSH access for a user and how to change the boot kernel.

Shows how to migrate a Virtual Machine running Oracle Linux 6.7 64-bit from VMware to Oracle Compute Cloud Service. During the tutorial you create an image of the VM, upload it, create a new Oracle Compute Cloud Service image, and then create a new instance from the image.

This tutorial shows how to upload a machine image file to Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Object Storage Classic, in preparation for using the machine image to launch instances in Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Compute Classic.

This tutorial shows how to delete a machine image file from Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Object Storage Classic when you no longer need the image.

Learn how to use a CentOS Linux image to create an instance in Oracle Compute Cloud Service.

Learn how to use a Debian image to create an instance in Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Compute Classic.

In this tutorial, you'll create an IP network and the required networking objects in your Compute Classic account. You'll then create an instance and add it to the IP network. Finally, you'll use VPNaaS to configure a VPN gateway and set up a VPN connection that will allow VPN access to the instance interface on the IP network, using the private IP address of the instance.

This tutorial shows how to configure networking for an application deployed on Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Compute Classic instances. The application and the database that the application uses are hosted on instances attached to separate IP networks. Users outside Oracle Cloud have HTTPS access to the application instances. The topology also includes an admin instance that users outside the cloud can connect to using SSH. The admin instance can communicate with all the other instances in the topology.