Provisioning Virtual Machines on Oracle Compute Cloud
Learn Oracle Cloud virtual machine provisioning. Understand your options & launch VMs using different methods. Get hands-on experience!
Course Content
Provisioning Virtual Machines on Oracle Compute Cloud is an intermediate-level Pluralsight course taught by Tim Boles. It runs 43m, is taught in English, and includes a certificate of completion. It is a paid course, first published February 2025.
Cloud Infrastructure is booming, and so is the demand for skilled cloud environment managers! This course, Provisioning Virtual Machines on Oracle Compute Cloud, equips you with the essential skills to thrive in this expanding field.
You'll master the process of creating virtual machines (VMs) on Oracle Cloud using two powerful methods:
- Oracle Cloud Console: Learn to leverage the user-friendly graphical interface for VM creation.
- Command Line Interface (CLI): Gain proficiency in using the command line for efficient and automated VM provisioning.
This course breaks down the process into manageable steps:
- Understanding VM Options: Explore the various configuration options available when launching a VM and decipher their meaning to tailor your VMs precisely to your requirements.
- Custom VM Launching: Discover how to launch VMs customized to meet your specific application and workload needs.
- Connecting to Your VMs: Learn to securely connect to your Oracle Cloud VMs using industry-standard tools:
- Windows Remote Desktop: Access your VMs with a familiar Windows desktop experience.
- Secure Shell (SSH): Establish secure, command-line access for advanced management and administration.
By the end of this course, you'll be fully prepared to provision Oracle Cloud VMs and confidently connect to Oracle Cloud VMs, making you a valuable asset in today's cloud-driven world. Develop your skills in Oracle Compute Cloud and become proficient in VM provisioning.
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