Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI) Velocity Day [Webinar]

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Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI) Velocity Session [Webinar]

This session is an introduction to Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI) services. After viewing this webinar, you will be able to:

Describe the key features and components of the OCI platform.
Identify core OCI service offerings.
Outline OCI security and compliance model.
Understand OCI pricing, support model and operations.

The webinar covers the following topics:

OCI introduction
Oracle Cloud Free Tier Account
Getting started with OCI Identity and Access Management
Getting started with OCI Networking Services
Getting started with OCI Compute Services
Getting started with OCI Storage Services
Getting started with OCI Security Services
Understanding OCI Pricing, Support and Operations
Conclusion and how to prepare for the OCI Foundations certification exam

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Myles Brown: Welcome everybody. It's going to take a few minutes for all the attendees to come in, so we'll give them a bit of time.

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Myles Brown: Good morning. Good afternoon. Good evening. Wherever you're coming from.

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Myles Brown: It's we're gonna get started in. Probably about a minute or 2. We'll give people time to come in.

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Myles Brown: Yeah, I can see the attendees still growing, so we'll wait till it levels off a little bit.

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Myles Brown: Okay.

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Myles Brown: all right.

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Myles Brown: Well welcome to today's Webinar.

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Myles Brown: and

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Myles Brown: My name is Miles Brown. I work for a company called Exit certified. If you're not familiar. Exit certified is a a technical training company. We've been around since 2,001.

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Myles Brown: We've been doing oracle training since 2,005. I had to look it up today to see how long we've had that oracle partnership.

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Myles Brown: But exit certified is the that's our go to Market brand. We're actually part of a much bigger company called TV Cynics.

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Myles Brown: and we've been training for a long time. And we basically our big thing is that we partner with vendors. So you know all the major technology vendors we try and partner with them and offer their certified training, including oracle.

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Myles Brown: And

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Myles Brown: over time we've we've done business in a lot of countries. We are North American based, and that is where most of our training happens. But you know, virtual training really opened things up. And so now we've had people from 54 different countries.

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We've had a 125,000 students, 60 of which more than 60,000 now have come through our virtual training platform we've been doing virtual training since 2,012,

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Myles Brown: and it was probably before the pandemic. It was about 60% of our business, you know. Then, all of a sudden it flipped to about a 100 for a while. We do have training centers across North America, and and they are now open. We find that you know people are just not that quick to go back into classrooms. So we're still doing a lot of

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Myles Brown: virtual training.

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Myles Brown: and we have 25 plus vendors that we're partnered with to deliver those those authorized training. We go through the get our instructors

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Myles Brown: certified. Our instructors are typically, you know, sort of lifelong

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Myles Brown: technical trainers.

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Myles Brown: with with many years in it. This is sort of the average of of our our internal team.

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Myles Brown: and we do a lot of different delivery formats. We do virtual. We do in person, both in our training centers and on site, and we do sort of mixture kind of environments

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Myles Brown: lately. What we've been doing. A lot of is cloud training, and so to sort of hit home to customers what we do, we we built this what we call cloud centric suite of of sort of training and and technologies, and at the heart of it is the training from the public cloud vendors.

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Myles Brown: So all all of the big 4 public cloud vendors. We we are authorized to deliver their content.

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Myles Brown: But what we find is that, you know, once people move to the cloud, there's a lot of you know, a move to the cloud is not just simply who's gonna run my data center. You know. Very often it changes how we develop. Software we might start to embrace containers and kubernetes, and all those sort of cloud native concepts.

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Myles Brown: And then we get into Well, you know. How are you going to learn Kubernetes right. The vendors have their flavor of Kubernetes training, but but anybody can kind of hang inside and say we do Kubernetes training.

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Myles Brown: So part of our job is to go and figure out who's got the best of breed training for that, and then we go in and sort of partner with them. And so there's a company called Morantis. We we do some of their training. The Linux foundation has some pretty good training that maps to the the the Cloud Native compute foundation certifications. So we get. You know we we see that there's a lot of moving parts around moving to the cloud.

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Myles Brown: And so this is sort of what we do. A cloud is a big chunk of what we do, we we still do traditional oracle classes, you know. If you want to go take a Dba class. Yeah, we got those.

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Myles Brown: but a cloud seems to be, you know, over the last 10 years sort of the big thing that we do

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Myles Brown: so like I said, my name is Miles. I'm gonna be around just sort of helping with the chat. You know we we run this sort of Webinar style, so we can open it up to as many people as possible. This isn't like our regular classes, where you might have 1012 people, and we encourage 2 way audio and video.

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Myles Brown: Here. We're gonna run it more. Webinar style. Orlando is going to do the presentation and some demos and i'm going to be sort of manning the chat. Probably the best place to ask questions is the Q. A. Box?

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Myles Brown: You can throw a question in there, and and maybe i'll answer it if it's a nice, easy one. I can answer. You know I I am oci certified. I I've got my my foundations, and my architect, the associate.

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Myles Brown: I'm. Not the same level of expertise as Orlando, but that you know I'll I'll be helping with the chat, and Orlando is going to, you know, Deliver some of this content.

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Myles Brown: and let me just give you a quick introduction to Orlando. His name is Orlando genteel. He he works for oracle. He's he's a oracle university oci consultant and instructor he's he's been there since 2,018,

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Myles Brown: but his experience is from you know 26 plus years of it. Work working as a consultant. The Cis admin tech support. You know the the whole, the whole deal.

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Myles Brown: so i'm gonna stop sharing my slides and let him share his and sort of take things over, and then i'm going to kind of disappear, and you might see me pop in to, you know, maybe talk about some of our promos that are coming up, and things like that. When when Orlando goes to break

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Myles Brown: so, Orlando, you can take it away.

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Orlando Gentil: Okay, thanks for the introduction, Miles.

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Orlando Gentil: Hey, everybody! Welcome.

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Orlando Gentil: I was already introduced, and you would know my name or lendaging to you. I've been away for a call for 5 years. Now this is this February I'm. Completing 5 years at, or Co. Always working with cloud, but

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Orlando Gentil: mainly before that, I, being an infrastructure guy working as his admin

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Orlando Gentil: consulting

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Orlando Gentil: this, all this kind of good things that we do on a daily basis.

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Orlando Gentil: The the purpose of the the session today is to get you introduced it to all. Ci. Know the resources that you have.

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Orlando Gentil: and how that is paired with the exit certified admission on do the training and give you the best solutions.

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Orlando Gentil: Just so we can start by a show of hands if you can put on the chat if you already use the Cloud Provider or not, if this is going to be the first time, so we can have an idea, and we can see how deep we can go in certain parts.

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Orlando Gentil: or how we need to step back and show the show a bit more context before going deep.

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Orlando Gentil: Let's take a look at the chat and see.

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Orlando Gentil: I'm just gonna put this slide here

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Orlando Gentil: see where is the chat?

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Orlando Gentil: Some people first time. Some people with some experience.

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Orlando Gentil: Okay.

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Orlando Gentil: so

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Orlando Gentil: oracle as one of the cloud providers

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Orlando Gentil: offers a solution that we have

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Orlando Gentil: the core infrastructure. We provide to go over this administration databases, applications. The analytic parts developer services.

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Orlando Gentil: that would be infrastructure

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Orlando Gentil: platform, and also applications so solutions as a service. It's part of the whole portfolio that we have

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Orlando Gentil: today. I'm not. I'm going to be alternating between the

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Orlando Gentil: the control panel that we have on the cloud and

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Orlando Gentil: the slides.

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Orlando Gentil: So

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Orlando Gentil: let me show you when we go to

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Orlando Gentil: cloud.com

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Orlando Gentil: how you log into the cloud.

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Orlando Gentil: If it's the first time you might be lost. But there with me, because we're gonna go when the

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Orlando Gentil: give more context for you on what we're talking about, and how the pieces feed together. I just didn't want to be like a static presentation all the time, and just talking

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Orlando Gentil: so on this initial screen of the console you will have the option to enter your tennis name.

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Orlando Gentil: From there

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Orlando Gentil: the actual logging screen.

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Orlando Gentil: There are 2 types of logging screens that when we come to the security parts i'm going to get more details into it.

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Orlando Gentil: But

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Orlando Gentil: once you log in.

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Orlando Gentil: if you're coming from a traditional infrastructure.

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Orlando Gentil: it resembles to

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Myles Brown: or Orlando. Is it possible to hit like control plus and make your

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Myles Brown: your font and your yeah, browser. A little bigger. Thanks.

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Orlando Gentil: No problem. I I forgot to change the resolution.

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Orlando Gentil: So we have the

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Orlando Gentil: We're going to talk mainly today about compute storage, networking

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Orlando Gentil: and identity and security, because those are, we call core services

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Orlando Gentil: you have to be concerned even more about security. So we're gonna talk about the core services

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Orlando Gentil: because they are the foundation for everything that you're going to use in the cloud

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Orlando Gentil: plus security. If time allows we gonna go and the show a little bit of observability and management

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Orlando Gentil: doing back here on the console.

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Orlando Gentil: Let's keep exploring. So you guys can have an idea.

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Orlando Gentil: The navigation menu

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Orlando Gentil: I showed you. We have a search bar where you can search resources, services.

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Orlando Gentil: It's a like a broad search.

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Orlando Gentil: after that you you have the region.

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Orlando Gentil: What is the region?

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Orlando Gentil: A region is a a geographical location

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Orlando Gentil: is a geographical location that we, not this one.

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Orlando Gentil: A geographical location is a region is a geographical location, where our whole places the infrastructure

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Orlando Gentil: closer to the where the customers need.

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Orlando Gentil: Today we are counting with

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Orlando Gentil: the is 41 of 42 regions for commercial.

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Orlando Gentil: There are also government regions in some regions depending. If the government showed the interest.

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Orlando Gentil: and it's also the private regions. If your customer

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Orlando Gentil: for you, it's big enough. We can deploy a dedicated region for you

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Orlando Gentil: to others you need, because you don't want to share part of the infrastructure, and but at the same time you don't want to to manage it.

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Orlando Gentil: How do you choose?

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Orlando Gentil: Yeah, Your region

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Orlando Gentil: First thing is to you. You have to consider your location.

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Orlando Gentil: data, residents and compliance, data should not leave the country.

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Orlando Gentil: You know that you're going to pick.

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Orlando Gentil: for example, like we have here the Toronto region

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Orlando Gentil: and these regions Here you subscribe as you need

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Orlando Gentil: at first. It will not be shown everywhere, every single region for you.

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Orlando Gentil: just the one that you pick as your home region. It's the region where.

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Orlando Gentil: all the action happens, and then it replicates to the other regions that you subscribe.

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Orlando Gentil: Hmm. That was the good slide

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Orlando Gentil: in another factor that you have to consider is also the not only the data, residency

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Orlando Gentil: your clients are Well, they have a low latency, and they have a better experience accessing your services

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Orlando Gentil: as new regions. Come.

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Orlando Gentil: you can come here and just select the region that you want, and subscribe this account here. Subscribe to pretty much everything, because

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Orlando Gentil: I need that to test.

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Orlando Gentil: So that's about how region, what? What is the region.

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Orlando Gentil: If you look from a traditional stand, traditional infrastructure perspective.

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Orlando Gentil: the regions are.

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Orlando Gentil: it will work the same way. It won't change much.

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Orlando Gentil: Let's just down here.

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Orlando Gentil: I think you wanna

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Orlando Gentil: but this at this point here this presentation is not the best one that I could get

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Orlando Gentil: inside each region. Oci has what we call availability domains.

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Orlando Gentil: as they have been the domains

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Orlando Gentil: some regions on Oci. They will have 3 of the domains. So when you select

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Orlando Gentil: Ashburn, London, Frankfurt.

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Orlando Gentil: Phoenix, and a couple of others.

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Orlando Gentil: They have multiple ads.

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Orlando Gentil: meaning They have

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Orlando Gentil: 3 separate locations within that region

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Orlando Gentil: that will allow you to

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Orlando Gentil: local redundancy. Let's put this way

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Orlando Gentil: from a level that they are separated buildings, and they operate totally isolated, one from the other.

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Orlando Gentil: The we feel the theability domain.

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Orlando Gentil: We will have fault domains. Again, making an analogy with the

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Orlando Gentil: additional data center.

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Orlando Gentil: That will be the

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Orlando Gentil: the data centers zones.

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Orlando Gentil: they can or cannot be on the same building, but those fault domains, they are totally isolated one from another.

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Orlando Gentil: They have different a/C. They have different power. They have different network backbones

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Orlando Gentil: and that ensures that if we have to make a maintenance, we can select one fault domain. You can migrate your infrastructure.

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Orlando Gentil: Excuse me from one fault domain to another.

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Orlando Gentil: and keep business working seamlessly.

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Orlando Gentil: If you have multiple ads.

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Orlando Gentil: a region with that connection between the ads, it's in the dedicated backbone.

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Orlando Gentil: So it's. Although they are separated locations, they are like a

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Orlando Gentil: 30, something kilometers.

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Orlando Gentil: 32 kilometers apart. Those numbers are not pretty exactly like that, but just a a ballpark.

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Orlando Gentil: They have a very fast connection, and you could if, for example, you were running a

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Orlando Gentil: real, a wreck cluster, reapplication custom. I think that's it. I'm not that database guy.

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Orlando Gentil: the you can have one node in one AD in another node in another 80.

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Orlando Gentil: Just so you can have an idea how fast is the network.

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Orlando Gentil: you don't see that much difference on latency that would have problem having notes separated that way.

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Orlando Gentil: no, I don't need this. We talked about the how the availability domains are

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Orlando Gentil: default domains. Let's go back here on the console.

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Orlando Gentil: you have a solution that you deployed on oci, and you don't have a that solution. You didn't have like a an internal l that for

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Orlando Gentil: anything that to control the users. You can create an identity domain for that.

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Orlando Gentil: And that identity domain is where you're gonna host all the users for for you.

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Orlando Gentil: It's like. If you are having identity as a service.

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you are gonna have another identity domains where you gonna have the users. That will be Your network head means your storage admins

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Orlando Gentil: to manage that. So identity domains. Allow you to segregate

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Orlando Gentil: those roles.

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Orlando Gentil: and, together with policy compartments and network sources.

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Orlando Gentil: That's how you gonna manage your users

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Orlando Gentil: and the identity security.

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Orlando Gentil: I will jump this slide, because, as I mentioned, we have a whole presentation just on identity and access management.

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Orlando Gentil: But this is how things tie together.

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Orlando Gentil: I want to go on. The details here.

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Orlando Gentil: Move to the other one.

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Orlando Gentil: When we saw the manager, the responsibilities in the sorry the shared the responsibility model.

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Orlando Gentil: We pro. I told you that we provide

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Orlando Gentil: the network

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Orlando Gentil: The way that we provide the network is the physical network that you'll be using. And on top of that network we will create a software-defined network

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Orlando Gentil: on that software defined network. You will define how you connect from your on-premises.

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Orlando Gentil: Your data center could be local could be a call location that you have on a different provider

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Orlando Gentil: could be if even a different cloud provider

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Orlando Gentil: that you can connect

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Orlando Gentil: and with you know, Ci, you will create your network, and you're gonna

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Orlando Gentil: organize how you are going to divide with the different components and how each network, how each

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Orlando Gentil: slice of the network that you create, how many to you communicate one with another

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Orlando Gentil: through the route tables and the security.

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Orlando Gentil: the security resources, the great components that you can use.

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Orlando Gentil: I will jump this because we have that on the network. We're gonna see that from the network.

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Orlando Gentil: But security list is a

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Orlando Gentil: you don't have, like a physical firewall per se.

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Orlando Gentil: The first level you you have a firewall that you can set up as a device.

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Orlando Gentil: But you don't have to, because if we provide the security list and something else called

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Orlando Gentil: network security groups

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Orlando Gentil: as your first layer of control of the network traffic.

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Orlando Gentil: You're gonna get more details on that.

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Orlando Gentil: It to explain what's the difference between the secret list and the Network Security group

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Orlando Gentil: for? Now

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Orlando Gentil: let's give it. This the

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Orlando Gentil: your, the local firewall, for your instance.

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Orlando Gentil: for your virtual. If we come back, let's see if I can go back here.

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Orlando Gentil: When you connect to the subnet.

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Orlando Gentil: You have, like a real nick that goes on every service.

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Orlando Gentil: So the firewall that operates on that connection.

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Orlando Gentil: It could be the cigarette list combined with the network security groups. That's what you have to dress for now

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with the best.

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Orlando Gentil: I kind of spend some time talking about. What is it?

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Orlando Gentil: It's a way. It's a service that gives you tunnels, so you can work through.

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Orlando Gentil: and you can make Ssh. Connections or use the Ssh tunnel

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Orlando Gentil: for external application connections.

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Orlando Gentil: You don't have to manage the service usually. If, when you don't have a bastion as a service, you have to install a Linux box or a windows box that will make that role for you, and you have to manage

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Orlando Gentil: with the best from service.

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Orlando Gentil: You just have to create the sessions that you want to

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Orlando Gentil: grant access. You don't have to manage the

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Orlando Gentil: this simple instance that I told you that you should have.

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Orlando Gentil: and you don't have to

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Orlando Gentil: type the security. There, you don't have to make any hardening.

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Orlando Gentil: You don't do anything like that. It's just

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Orlando Gentil: okay. I need the national service. You instantiate that

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Orlando Gentil: you you.

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Orlando Gentil: You provision an instance for you, and we think that instance you. You have your tunnels. It will make the connection with the external

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Orlando Gentil: users

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Orlando Gentil: to the subnets and the Vc. That you want.

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Orlando Gentil: So all this

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Orlando Gentil: the laser point is not working.

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Orlando Gentil: so you just have to work on this part here

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Orlando Gentil: where it's a support. 22 part, 1521.

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Orlando Gentil: Those are the only things that you will have to worry about managing. You create the session that will define how it's going to be the communication.

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Orlando Gentil: and all the rest is Manage it for you.

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Orlando Gentil: I didn't start talking about costs of services.

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Orlando Gentil: but something that the most oci differentiates from the other providers is a lot of services that we have.

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Orlando Gentil: It's a kind of we see as a necessary services, so we don't charge for them.

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Orlando Gentil: Bastion, for example, is one of the services that we don't charge. We understand that that security should be part of the

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Orlando Gentil: package that you have when you are using the call provider. So we don't charge for a lot of services that in some of the providers

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Orlando Gentil: they are. Charge it separatedly.

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Orlando Gentil: We just

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Orlando Gentil: It's part of the whole package.

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Orlando Gentil: There's no cost for it.

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They are based on oci.

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Orlando Gentil: We're not going to go g phone database. But

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Orlando Gentil: you have

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Orlando Gentil: 3 options of a database is on oci. You have the traditional database cloud service, the traditional database that we go as a database cloud service

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Orlando Gentil: where you have

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Orlando Gentil: an instance where it's going to be running your call, you can ssh to the instance, and

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Orlando Gentil: play the same way that you would do with your oracle server on premises.

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Orlando Gentil: We have exceeded the cloud

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Orlando Gentil: eats up.

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Orlando Gentil: I don't I I don't anything. I think that anything I see ex the data I'm gonna

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Orlando Gentil: undervalue what it has. But it's a

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Orlando Gentil: the state of art of the databases that we have with the hardware, and is the whole stack provision here? You have access to that on the cloud, and you can go all the way from

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Orlando Gentil: a a full wreck, and you can go with I think it. I think the the smallest one is a quarter

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Orlando Gentil: of a wreck that you can provision to you

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Orlando Gentil: on the cloud.

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Orlando Gentil: and we have autonomous database. That is

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Orlando Gentil: a flavor of database

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Orlando Gentil: that we've a lot of automation on that that lets you focus on more on using the data than having to manage and find tuning that is done through. That's done automatically to you.

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Orlando Gentil: For all these 3 options we you have the control to the act, control access

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Orlando Gentil: on how the access is going to be performed.

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Orlando Gentil: All the safeguards that traditionally are on the database are available here.

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Orlando Gentil: You can count with the same infrastructure that you have for data encryption.

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Patching is automated in all 3

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Orlando Gentil: you control. When the patch is going to be applied, what are the patches that we will be applied that are relevant for you.

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Orlando Gentil: and we even offer a secured assessment.

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Orlando Gentil: checking, if you have what you need to have in order to be secure.

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Orlando Gentil: The database is on oci

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Orlando Gentil: you can have. You can control access based at least for autonomous. You can control. Based on the I am users so identity as a services. That's but this way

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Orlando Gentil: that we have.

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Orlando Gentil: But if you the way that we control

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Orlando Gentil: it does not allow users to delete databases, for example, by accident

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Orlando Gentil: the

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Orlando Gentil: you have access to the backups.

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Orlando Gentil: Yeah.

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Orlando Gentil: automatic back backups, manual backups

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Orlando Gentil: that you can control, that

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Orlando Gentil: the Vm. Based at Thebcs is the database cloud service

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Orlando Gentil: is how this you just to go straight.

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Orlando Gentil: something that we're gonna show on the when we talk about compute because they leverage all this, the underlying infrastructure

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Orlando Gentil: the same way that if you have for the other compute instances that you you have.

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we have the data safe service

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Orlando Gentil: again. I'm not a Gb. Guy. I don't know if I say anything about this service here.

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Orlando Gentil: I might be giving you the wrong idea on

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Orlando Gentil: what is it? What it does?

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Orlando Gentil: But you can take advantage of it either, for on premises and in the cloud.

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Orlando Gentil: and with this set of dashboards it will give you information for your security assessment

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Orlando Gentil: how your users are doing

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Orlando Gentil: data, discovery and data masking. It's something that it's more for the did. You guys.

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Orlando Gentil: I will

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Orlando Gentil: take a I will pass on that.

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Orlando Gentil: and

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Orlando Gentil: it will allow you to give access on how things are being used.

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Orlando Gentil: and you have the track of who's operating? And how do you operate

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Orlando Gentil: on the cloud

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Orlando Gentil: when we talked about data safe. I showed you I told you that we have this slide, showing

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Orlando Gentil: how is the

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Orlando Gentil: we would have a slide on on this.

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Orlando Gentil: so

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Orlando Gentil: that illustrates how you can connect your databases to the database services on those Ci or on premises.

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Orlando Gentil: This here means you can go over the Internet.

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Orlando Gentil: You have a private tend to point.

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Orlando Gentil: and with the VPN you can hide all that connection.

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Orlando Gentil: So you have on premises. You establish a connection with oci using VPN. Or something that we call fast connect is a dedicated connection.

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Orlando Gentil: and on that you will have a

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Orlando Gentil: a private endpoint.

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Orlando Gentil: This on-premises connector here.

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Orlando Gentil: It establishes a tunnel with what you have on premises. So you can exchange

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Orlando Gentil: information through a secure channel.

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Orlando Gentil: instead of going like a through all the Internet with just with just with the data encryption.

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This is object storage.

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Orlando Gentil: We didn't talk about what is subject storage.

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Orlando Gentil: But I will save that for the storage section that we have.

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Orlando Gentil: For now, if you're curious what you subject to, if you're coming from another cloud is, for example, on aws they call s 3.

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Orlando Gentil: It's a kind of a flat

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Orlando Gentil: no higher.

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Orlando Gentil: It's a flat storage

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Orlando Gentil: where you can throw pretty much any kind of data.

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Orlando Gentil: If you can upload it.

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Orlando Gentil: It will be there.

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Orlando Gentil: And this is just to highlight the features regarding security that we offer

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Orlando Gentil: for this type of storage. We're going to get more details on object storage when we go to the

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Orlando Gentil: the session

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Orlando Gentil: on storage.

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Orlando Gentil: This is so handling

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Orlando Gentil: everything on oci

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Orlando Gentil: all the services they have, the option.

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Orlando Gentil: 99%. I'm not gonna say all of them.

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Orlando Gentil: Some you have to

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Orlando Gentil: do some extra steps.

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Orlando Gentil: but 99.9 of the services they will have Ssl. Enabled.

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Orlando Gentil: and that we will ensure that

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Orlando Gentil: even if you are doing

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Orlando Gentil: the traffic is going through an unprotected network.

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Orlando Gentil: they will be encrypted.

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Orlando Gentil: We've the most advanced that iss available

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Orlando Gentil: to avoid the the data to be exposed.

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Orlando Gentil: Web application, firewall.

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Orlando Gentil: What can I say about this guy? Because

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Orlando Gentil: I don't know if it's covered on the

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Orlando Gentil: on the network part. But if your application you need, if you want to give some extra security.

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Orlando Gentil: the web application, firewall it's

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Orlando Gentil: if we have to simplify.

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Orlando Gentil: It's a layer 7 firewall.

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Orlando Gentil: exclusive for http protocol

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Orlando Gentil: so it analyzes for signal injections. If you have a cross-site, script.

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Orlando Gentil: it will future the content of the communication.

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Orlando Gentil: and

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Orlando Gentil: I lost threat here. Just a second.

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Orlando Gentil: It monitors the what you have on the package, and based on that, it can analyze in future

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Orlando Gentil: what will be delivered to your application service?

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Orlando Gentil: What else

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Orlando Gentil: for now that's what you would need to understand about the the West? It's a not the main go to that G. From this guy.

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Orlando Gentil: Here we have how those security services integrate.

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Orlando Gentil: If I I use one of the used cases that we have.

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Orlando Gentil: So if we come on the bottom, here we have.

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Orlando Gentil: I am

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Orlando Gentil: an identity. Cloud services is your identity as a service where your users will be. You have the vault.

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it's place it in the region, so

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Orlando Gentil: anyone within the region will have access to the encryption keys that you have here

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Orlando Gentil: your users on the outside. If they are, for example, the Admin.

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Orlando Gentil: They can take advantage of the question

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Orlando Gentil: to access the infrastructure to do the management.

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Orlando Gentil: This slide here does not show, but your users could be using also a VPN.

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Orlando Gentil: And on top of the VPN they we use the bastion so you can do one thing on top of the other.

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Orlando Gentil: but that could be over queue.

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Orlando Gentil: Assuming that your VPN is safe, you don't have to encrypt what is going inside, that

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Orlando Gentil: your external customers. When they have to go to your applications, you can filter those access with the web application, firewall.

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Orlando Gentil: We have the underlying services like Cloud guard vulnerabilities, scanning.

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Orlando Gentil: tracking, what's going on, finding the threats

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Orlando Gentil: giving you visibility If you have

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Orlando Gentil: the latest patches

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Orlando Gentil: just to highlight the

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Orlando Gentil: the the importance of being touched.

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Orlando Gentil: Just if you end up. If you are following the news, you saw the it's open season for the Esx

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Orlando Gentil: service that are untouched.

611
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Orlando Gentil: so

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Orlando Gentil: that you it's a very basic thing that sometimes we don't give the proper

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Orlando Gentil: value.

614
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Orlando Gentil: and a lot of people just think that it's a

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Orlando Gentil: pain in the tail to have to research files, the applications and all that. But it's a necessary evil, and it's a simple thing that we could be doing to minimize the how, how we are exposed.

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Orlando Gentil: and

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Orlando Gentil: all that it's being audited in, monitor it

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Orlando Gentil: with the within those Ci

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Orlando Gentil: compliance programs.

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Orlando Gentil: If depending on the your area of business, you need to have some

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Orlando Gentil: certifications

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how it works when you're going through a cloud. Provider.

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Orlando Gentil: If you are on before how it's done, we need some prep.

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Orlando Gentil: Let's say that you are health care.

625
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Orlando Gentil: the health care scenario

626
00:53:52.750 --> 00:53:58.770
Orlando Gentil: that you that you're gonna have to hire an auditor and that auditor will come, and it will

627
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Orlando Gentil: give you the list of the things that you have to provide him to make sure that you are hipaa compliance

628
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Orlando Gentil: kin. I think that we have a different name. I forgot, but it's equivalent to

629
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Orlando Gentil: to Hipaa

630
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Orlando Gentil: and the

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Orlando Gentil: If you meet those those criteria.

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Orlando Gentil: you will get search fired that you are compliance with that specific program

633
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Orlando Gentil: The way that

634
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Orlando Gentil: the way that it works when you go to the Cloud Provider is

635
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Orlando Gentil: oci

636
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Orlando Gentil: doesn't need to be heapa compliant because you will. You need to be he the compliant?

637
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Orlando Gentil: We, he! We have to give you what we call at the station.

638
00:54:47.930 --> 00:54:53.989
Orlando Gentil: and with that at the station it's what you will use in your process of being compliant.

639
00:54:54.720 --> 00:54:58.839
Orlando Gentil: So it's not. Again, it's a shared model. We give you

640
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Orlando Gentil: part of the of the requirements

641
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Orlando Gentil: that, together with the requirements that you have from all the other prerequisites that he might ask you to have

642
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Orlando Gentil: with this attestation is how you become

643
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Orlando Gentil: hipaa compliance.

644
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Orlando Gentil: It's not that just by going to a Ci you are automatically hipaa or pci compliant.

645
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Orlando Gentil: So this is a good distinction to have, and a also to set the proper expectations

646
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Orlando Gentil: when you're going to use a cloud provider it this is for everyone.

647
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Orlando Gentil: Okay.

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Orlando Gentil: let's see what's come next. And with that we finished the part that we had took over on

649
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Orlando Gentil: security

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Orlando Gentil: while we transition Here.

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Orlando Gentil: let me.

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Hmm.

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Orlando Gentil: So here on the this is the console.

654
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Orlando Gentil: Do we have any questions on at this point.

655
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Orlando Gentil: Okay.

656
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Orlando Gentil: we have a question here that

657
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Orlando Gentil: I forgot to do some of the housekeeping.

658
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Orlando Gentil: The this session is a For 3 h. We are almost 1 h down on the road.

659
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Orlando Gentil: so we have 2 more hours to go.

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Let's take a 5 min break.

661
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Orlando Gentil: and

662
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Orlando Gentil: we should get back to go and cover it. Start with network

663
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Orlando Gentil: and compute.

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Orlando Gentil: and we can get more dynamic on the console, showing

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Orlando Gentil: what would be the options.

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Miles? Do we have a questions or

667
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Myles Brown: no, I I answered a few along the way. So I think we we're okay for now.

668
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Myles Brown: just while we're on break. I'm going to

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Myles Brown: I'm gonna share. We've got some upcoming

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Myles Brown: other free sessions. So you may want to.

671
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Myles Brown: You know for other clouds if you're interested in becoming multi-cloud we've got a little

672
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Myles Brown: as your administrator just talking about. You know how best to go towards that certification. And we also have a one day Google Cloud fundamentals class, so i'll. I'll throw those into the chat. You should be able to get those links out of there.

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Orlando Gentil: so i'll just leave that up. Well, while we're on break. How long are we on? Break for 5 min? So we should go back on like 11 for me. It's gonna be 11 and

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Orlando Gentil: 11 and 1, 11 and 2.

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Myles Brown: Okay? Oh, there's a couple of questions now. One of them is about the certification.

676
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Myles Brown: Yeah. I noticed that.

677
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Myles Brown: You know they now have years attached to the certifications.

678
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Myles Brown: and most of them are still on 2022, I think the

679
00:58:02.040 --> 00:58:12.330
Myles Brown: one of the architect ones is 2,023. Did you know much about that like when when they update those, the refresh comes on June?

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Orlando Gentil: Okay, it ties with the

681
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Orlando Gentil: if it's not exactly with the fiscal year. It's a close enough to

682
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Orlando Gentil: to do things. So we are currently working on that dating the certification. And you know that you do that. Another thing that it's interesting to point on. The certification is

683
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Orlando Gentil: I have to. I I have a link with

684
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Orlando Gentil: Link 3.

685
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Orlando Gentil: I want to have to date that

686
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Orlando Gentil: so, if you come to education at Oraclecom.

687
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Orlando Gentil: if you come to certification.

688
00:58:53.950 --> 00:58:56.550
Orlando Gentil: you can go to Oracle Cloud infrastructure

689
00:58:57.270 --> 00:59:00.140
Orlando Gentil: that will take you to the whole certification.

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Orlando Gentil: the all the stuff that you have to have.

691
00:59:03.930 --> 00:59:09.470
Orlando Gentil: But no, what I wanted to show is not actually on certification. It's on training.

692
00:59:10.680 --> 00:59:12.570
Orlando Gentil: If we go to training.

693
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Orlando Gentil: You will have a based on the role

694
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Orlando Gentil: you can select here, and you're going to see the different trainings that we have.

695
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Orlando Gentil: Those are

696
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Orlando Gentil: on demand training that you do at any time.

697
00:59:31.400 --> 00:59:33.020
Orlando Gentil: and

698
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Orlando Gentil: so you can take your own pace. We augment all this training with the the partners

699
00:59:39.350 --> 00:59:47.409
Orlando Gentil: where you gonna have a different types of sessions with more hands on approach instead of just the videos.

700
00:59:48.050 --> 00:59:50.760
Orlando Gentil: This part here, though it's all free

701
00:59:50.830 --> 00:59:55.949
Orlando Gentil: all the time. You don't have to worry about the you can do at your own pace.

702
00:59:56.310 --> 00:59:57.580
Orlando Gentil: and

703
00:59:58.200 --> 01:00:03.939
Orlando Gentil: take advantage to do just the hands on with the structure, and

704
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Orlando Gentil: maximize how you are going to use your time

705
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Orlando Gentil: talking about the oci certifications is

706
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Orlando Gentil: the or the the foundation. It's a free certification.

707
01:00:19.990 --> 01:00:24.540
Orlando Gentil: There's no cost to take this this certification.

708
01:00:24.600 --> 01:00:28.459
Orlando Gentil: and it's unknown proptured

709
01:00:28.630 --> 01:00:32.830
Orlando Gentil: certification, meaning that it's a pretty much open book.

710
01:00:34.450 --> 01:00:37.949
Orlando Gentil: Why, we do that. It's just to get you

711
01:00:38.090 --> 01:00:40.029
Orlando Gentil: that your feet wet on.

712
01:00:40.130 --> 01:00:41.950
Orlando Gentil: How Will Ci operates

713
01:00:42.240 --> 01:00:46.090
Orlando Gentil: to use some of the knowledge that we are going to

714
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Orlando Gentil: see today.

715
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Orlando Gentil: together with the whole bunch of sessions that you have here.

716
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Orlando Gentil: If you click on the certification

717
01:01:00.770 --> 01:01:01.989
Orlando Gentil: you will see.

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Orlando Gentil: Oh.

719
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Orlando Gentil: let me stop here.

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Orlando Gentil: You see that we have 8 h of training. Oh, sorry I was not on my screen.

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Myles Brown: Yeah, no. I'm a

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Orlando Gentil: I'm sharing my screen right now. Not here. Okay, no. But I I I I just noticed that I was not that there. So let me go back here all my bed.

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Orlando Gentil: I'm going to stop your sharing. See if you can do that. Okay.

724
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Orlando Gentil: and it's a good thing to

725
01:01:35.530 --> 01:01:38.270
Orlando Gentil: go with a couple of minutes before people come back, and

726
01:01:38.700 --> 01:01:42.019
Orlando Gentil: we can show this. I think it's going to be beneficial for everyone.

727
01:01:43.340 --> 01:01:45.570
There was another question about

728
01:01:46.630 --> 01:01:51.909
Myles Brown: like the professional one? Do they have? Do they have like a a refresh

729
01:01:52.040 --> 01:01:55.110
Myles Brown: exam, or do you have to do the full exam again.

730
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Myles Brown: I think you have to do a full exam again. Right?

731
01:01:59.350 --> 01:02:00.919
Orlando Gentil: You have to do the full exam.

732
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Deltas are not coming anytime soon.

733
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Orlando Gentil: so

734
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Orlando Gentil: what i'm gonna what i'm trying to pitch with the team is

735
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Orlando Gentil: okay.

736
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Orlando Gentil: It's it's it's painful to have to have the same training, but the both are that associated with that professionals are. It's such a

737
01:02:23.650 --> 01:02:27.489
Orlando Gentil: broad certification with so many areas.

738
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Orlando Gentil: I'm going to try to put together a

739
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Orlando Gentil: a delta at least of the training. So you don't have to be. If you go to the training today, you have a lot of new labels attached to each lesson.

740
01:02:43.600 --> 01:02:49.650
Orlando Gentil: but you still have to go into the training and hunt for those labels.

741
01:02:49.800 --> 01:02:56.720
Orlando Gentil: I'm trying to work with the team and see if they buy the idea of having like a Delta training at list.

742
01:02:56.960 --> 01:02:58.930
Orlando Gentil: So you can focus on

743
01:02:59.100 --> 01:03:04.250
Orlando Gentil: what's the new stuff that it's all separated instead of having to navigate the whole training

744
01:03:05.210 --> 01:03:09.880
Orlando Gentil: art that associate, for example, I think it's like 27 h.

745
01:03:11.890 --> 01:03:13.039
Orlando Gentil: Let's take a look here.

746
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Orlando Gentil: 26

747
01:03:21.110 --> 01:03:24.930
Orlando Gentil: 26 h covering pretty much every single service

748
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Orlando Gentil: professional. It's a

749
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Orlando Gentil: it's deeper but it's just pretty much You just

750
01:03:31.820 --> 01:03:37.760
Orlando Gentil: scenarios applying the the knowledge that you got on associate. It's like you.

751
01:03:38.380 --> 01:03:39.649
Orlando Gentil: maybe 2

752
01:03:39.700 --> 01:03:40.709
Orlando Gentil: products

753
01:03:40.760 --> 01:03:45.829
Orlando Gentil: that are not covered on associate or into the the professional one.

754
01:03:46.040 --> 01:03:48.479
Orlando Gentil: The majority of questions. It's

755
01:03:49.270 --> 01:03:52.229
Orlando Gentil: scenarios and how to

756
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Orlando Gentil: how to leverage the technology.

757
01:03:58.000 --> 01:04:00.899
Orlando Gentil: So it's a 3 min past the clock.

758
01:04:01.740 --> 01:04:04.930
Orlando Gentil: Let's go back where we stopped it.

759
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Orlando Gentil: If you guys took a break, what I wanted to show here is when you go to education oracle.com

760
01:04:14.500 --> 01:04:15.870
what is my jet?

761
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Orlando Gentil: You when you go to education, that oracle.com. If you come to training.

762
01:04:26.160 --> 01:04:32.320
Orlando Gentil: cloud, infrastructure or cloud infrastructure, you will go to a.

763
01:04:33.990 --> 01:04:35.389
Orlando Gentil: Why, it's not clearing

764
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Orlando Gentil: it will take you to. The

765
01:04:41.760 --> 01:04:46.699
Orlando Gentil: least, of course, is that we have on oci. They're all free courses that we have.

766
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Orlando Gentil: and you can choose based on the role.

767
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Orlando Gentil: the persona.

768
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Orlando Gentil: What are the recommended certifications and training that you should attend

769
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Orlando Gentil: foundations? It's the very first one.

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Orlando Gentil: some some of the content that we are talking today. It's showed here on the

771
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Orlando Gentil: on the fold issue. Of course, we have, like 8 h of videos going through the basic services.

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Orlando Gentil: Some don't go as in that as I'm going to go on

773
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Orlando Gentil: some of the technologies.

774
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Orlando Gentil: but it's

775
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Orlando Gentil: what you need to start.

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Orlando Gentil: Oh, sorry I have something to pop it in front of me here that I can see.

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Orlando Gentil: Oh.

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nice!

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This

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Orlando Gentil: sorry for that!

781
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Orlando Gentil: And

782
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Orlando Gentil: it's a free certification. So if when you come to this screen here and you click on.

783
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Orlando Gentil: get started.

784
01:05:52.990 --> 01:06:00.410
Orlando Gentil: You can complete the the certification. It's a non-profit exam. So you can take any time you don't have to schedule

785
01:06:00.790 --> 01:06:02.109
Orlando Gentil: It's open book.

786
01:06:02.170 --> 01:06:04.009
Orlando Gentil: and it will give you

787
01:06:04.230 --> 01:06:08.250
Orlando Gentil: this certification will get your feet wet on on oci.

788
01:06:08.370 --> 01:06:13.659
Orlando Gentil: and you can have an idea which certification do you want to go? Which areas do you want

789
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to explore?

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Orlando Gentil: Okay.

791
01:06:23.500 --> 01:06:26.629
Orlando Gentil: And the phone needs to be bigger again?

792
01:06:27.220 --> 01:06:28.410
Orlando Gentil: Sorry for that.

793
01:06:31.550 --> 01:06:33.839
Orlando Gentil: I thought that it would change all the

794
01:06:33.910 --> 01:06:36.580
Orlando Gentil: all the windows, but apparently not

795
01:06:38.270 --> 01:06:39.929
Orlando Gentil: so in order to come here.

796
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Orlando Gentil: Education, that oracle.com. You can go to training. You're going to be here.

797
01:06:46.350 --> 01:06:48.380
If you are not signed in.

798
01:06:48.420 --> 01:06:52.250
Orlando Gentil: it will prompt you to sign in. You can create an account.

799
01:06:52.400 --> 01:06:55.359
Orlando Gentil: It doesn't. Charge you anything to create this account

800
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Orlando Gentil: if you already use

801
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Orlando Gentil: What's the name?

802
01:07:03.170 --> 01:07:06.429
Orlando Gentil: The if you have like, for example, to download the Java.

803
01:07:06.740 --> 01:07:12.989
Orlando Gentil: My sequel, if you don't hold it. Any software from, or you already have an account. You don't have to create one.

804
01:07:13.170 --> 01:07:18.979
Orlando Gentil: You're going to use the same one that you previously previously used. Okay.

805
01:07:20.790 --> 01:07:27.819
Orlando Gentil: let me pull my next set of slides, and we talked about oci security.

806
01:07:27.890 --> 01:07:31.010
Orlando Gentil: We going to still go with the security

807
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Orlando Gentil: with the I am services.

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Orlando Gentil: Miles. If i'm going too deep on any topic, please just

809
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Orlando Gentil: let me know. So for it. I can be time, so I can be more Time Conservative and don't scare people too much on the

810
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Myles Brown: I think we're okay, you know. I mean, however long it takes you. I I I think we're here till 2 Eastern right?

811
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Myles Brown: Okay?

812
01:08:01.210 --> 01:08:09.629
Orlando Gentil: No? Well, just so. The on the beginning we used to have like a trainings, and we were doing like 3,

813
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Orlando Gentil: 2 h sessions.

814
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Orlando Gentil: I end up having to extend that to 3 for our sessions to cover a whole bunch of stuff for the architect.

815
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Orlando Gentil: It's not for the foundation. So. But I I

816
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Orlando Gentil: use a lot of the time, so I sometimes I have to.

817
01:08:28.779 --> 01:08:32.799
Orlando Gentil: with some collaboration on keeping me on track not too deep

818
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Orlando Gentil: on that. Okay.

819
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Orlando Gentil: So let's start with.

820
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Orlando Gentil: Let me leave this here on the console.

821
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Orlando Gentil: So i'm gonna go back

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Orlando Gentil: every now and then.

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Orlando Gentil: Hmm.

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01:08:53.080 --> 01:08:56.109
Orlando Gentil: Okay, I think it. We should have that on the screen.

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01:08:57.000 --> 01:09:00.400
Orlando Gentil: Let's talk about identity and access management

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01:09:05.130 --> 01:09:06.399
Orlando Gentil: basics of

827
01:09:06.560 --> 01:09:08.710
Orlando Gentil: identity and access management.

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01:09:14.800 --> 01:09:17.580
Orlando Gentil: identity and access management. It's how

829
01:09:17.660 --> 01:09:22.779
Orlando Gentil: you are going to identify the resources, and how you're going to grant access

830
01:09:23.359 --> 01:09:28.139
Orlando Gentil: to the resources it allows you to give fine-grain access. Control.

831
01:09:28.399 --> 01:09:31.620
Orlando Gentil: I'm going to show you how, with the policies

832
01:09:32.010 --> 01:09:34.019
Orlando Gentil: and the groups that we have

833
01:09:35.770 --> 01:09:45.389
Orlando Gentil: when we talk about identity and access management, we have to be. Usually people also mention them as Alf and and off see

834
01:09:45.750 --> 01:09:46.789
Orlando Gentil: off, and

835
01:09:46.930 --> 01:09:51.050
Orlando Gentil: is like a short for authentication. It means who you are.

836
01:09:51.359 --> 01:09:53.399
Orlando Gentil: All Z. It's a

837
01:09:53.640 --> 01:09:58.489
Orlando Gentil: the short for authorization. It's the permissions that you have

838
01:09:58.520 --> 01:10:01.200
Orlando Gentil: and what you can do with the resources

839
01:10:02.470 --> 01:10:06.150
Orlando Gentil: how those things are organized with. Oci.

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01:10:06.420 --> 01:10:07.299
Orlando Gentil: We have

841
01:10:07.330 --> 01:10:09.410
Orlando Gentil: all this concept here.

842
01:10:09.780 --> 01:10:13.079
Orlando Gentil: and we're gonna go through each one of them.

843
01:10:13.920 --> 01:10:15.580
Orlando Gentil: so you can have an idea

844
01:10:15.690 --> 01:10:17.400
Orlando Gentil: how they tight together

845
01:10:17.500 --> 01:10:19.569
Orlando Gentil: and how you can use them.

846
01:10:24.760 --> 01:10:26.860
Orlando Gentil: We talked a bit about identity domain.

847
01:10:26.920 --> 01:10:29.270
Orlando Gentil: So with identity domain.

848
01:10:29.500 --> 01:10:31.869
Orlando Gentil: It's how you going to

849
01:10:31.970 --> 01:10:35.870
Orlando Gentil: group different population of users.

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01:10:36.100 --> 01:10:38.160
We've seen.

851
01:10:38.720 --> 01:10:39.760
Orlando Gentil: Oci.

852
01:10:40.820 --> 01:10:42.110
Orlando Gentil: If you have.

853
01:10:42.580 --> 01:10:49.399
Orlando Gentil: well, if you are new to let's say you are a new company. You don't have any infrastructure. You wouldn't start fresh on the cloud.

854
01:10:49.820 --> 01:10:52.239
Orlando Gentil: Your first identity domain is where

855
01:10:52.820 --> 01:10:54.490
Orlando Gentil: all your users will be.

856
01:10:54.610 --> 01:11:05.379
Orlando Gentil: But if you are on Prem, and you want to start to extend the kind of infrastructure that you have, and you eventually start to use a cloud provider.

857
01:11:07.150 --> 01:11:11.829
Orlando Gentil: You already have a a user population. So what do you do?

858
01:11:11.860 --> 01:11:19.870
Orlando Gentil: You will still have to have an identity domain. But this identity domain will be federated with your

859
01:11:20.230 --> 01:11:24.019
Orlando Gentil: the population that you have, for example, in your active Directory.

860
01:11:24.120 --> 01:11:30.389
Orlando Gentil: You don't have to recreate all those users. You're gonna have to have some local users because it's a

861
01:11:30.590 --> 01:11:33.490
a new environment

862
01:11:33.540 --> 01:11:41.529
Orlando Gentil: that you are setting up. It's a new territory that you are exploring. But you once you do the your initial exploration.

863
01:11:41.620 --> 01:11:48.060
Orlando Gentil: you will be able to the Admin. From this new territory. They gonna be able to grant permissions

864
01:11:48.150 --> 01:11:52.590
Orlando Gentil: to the population that you already have in your on premises.

865
01:11:53.160 --> 01:11:56.329
Orlando Gentil: So you don't have to recreate.

866
01:11:56.440 --> 01:12:02.640
Orlando Gentil: have the problems of different passwords. You can just take advantage of all the stuff that you have.

867
01:12:03.380 --> 01:12:17.399
Orlando Gentil: and with the Federation you can have a seamless, seamless link. I hate this word. You have a transparent experience where the user doesn't have to have a different password

868
01:12:17.940 --> 01:12:23.359
Orlando Gentil: worst case scenario. They can have a different user but it Everything is synchronized.

869
01:12:23.620 --> 01:12:33.219
Orlando Gentil: If someone is on vacation you have to lock the account. You can do just that on the AD. You don't have to control Ci to lock his account, or if the user is terminated.

870
01:12:33.850 --> 01:12:37.900
Orlando Gentil: it permits you to have this kind of transparency.

871
01:12:39.630 --> 01:12:41.689
Orlando Gentil: The types of identity domains

872
01:12:42.540 --> 01:12:45.560
Orlando Gentil: the free. It's the basic one that you have.

873
01:12:45.820 --> 01:12:47.920
Orlando Gentil: and it's a Butene.

874
01:12:48.400 --> 01:12:50.960
Orlando Gentil: If you are using

875
01:12:51.100 --> 01:12:54.330
Orlando Gentil: oracle applications from the Sas round.

876
01:12:54.440 --> 01:12:56.229
Orlando Gentil: You can have like a

877
01:12:56.550 --> 01:12:58.080
Orlando Gentil: or whoever's premium.

878
01:12:58.150 --> 01:13:01.329
Orlando Gentil: so you can integrate those users there as well.

879
01:13:02.250 --> 01:13:04.340
If you have a.

880
01:13:05.860 --> 01:13:10.950
Orlando Gentil: as I said already in place, identity, Texas management.

881
01:13:11.360 --> 01:13:18.390
Orlando Gentil: You can just integrate by setting up a premium identity domain, integrate those.

882
01:13:18.980 --> 01:13:24.890
Orlando Gentil: The free is free, the other ones. They have different tiers that you can use.

883
01:13:25.160 --> 01:13:28.120
Orlando Gentil: I forgot to mention the external, user, but it's a

884
01:13:28.580 --> 01:13:32.999
Orlando Gentil: the use case that I gave the example. If you have the

885
01:13:34.470 --> 01:13:36.649
Orlando Gentil: an application.

886
01:13:37.150 --> 01:13:39.689
Orlando Gentil: and your external users.

887
01:13:39.760 --> 01:13:44.769
Orlando Gentil: your external clients for that application. If you want to use

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01:13:45.300 --> 01:14:00.300
Orlando Gentil: identity and access management service in the Ci. As your repository for those users. You can do that if you don't have, for example, them on the different branch of your AD, or if you don't want to do that, you? Or if you want to keep them

889
01:14:00.330 --> 01:14:05.250
Orlando Gentil: outside of the database, instead of having to create the user, the client

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01:14:05.550 --> 01:14:08.090
identity inside of the database.

891
01:14:12.980 --> 01:14:15.679
Orlando Gentil: how we organize the

892
01:14:16.230 --> 01:14:18.510
that with

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01:14:18.880 --> 01:14:20.359
Orlando Gentil: the rest of full ci

894
01:14:21.010 --> 01:14:23.219
Orlando Gentil: you, you have your users.

895
01:14:24.220 --> 01:14:28.559
Orlando Gentil: and those users need to be assigned to a group.

896
01:14:28.740 --> 01:14:30.660
Orlando Gentil: and the group will be

897
01:14:30.950 --> 01:14:35.160
Orlando Gentil: so. They will be referenced on policies.

898
01:14:36.420 --> 01:14:39.690
Orlando Gentil: and you will have compartments.

899
01:14:39.800 --> 01:14:42.139
Orlando Gentil: We're going to go a bit deeper and compartments

900
01:14:42.420 --> 01:14:44.549
Orlando Gentil: because they group the resources

901
01:14:44.870 --> 01:14:47.929
Orlando Gentil: and what it whatever is.

902
01:14:48.760 --> 01:14:50.849
Orlando Gentil: So the users, the

903
01:14:51.510 --> 01:15:04.290
Orlando Gentil: assigned to groups, those groups are referenced references to policies and those those policies tell what you can do with certain resources that are grouped on compartments.

904
01:15:09.550 --> 01:15:14.030
Orlando Gentil: What is the resource? Everything that you have on oci? It will be a resource.

905
01:15:14.510 --> 01:15:16.840
Orlando Gentil: We have block storage.

906
01:15:17.000 --> 01:15:18.600
Orlando Gentil: object storage.

907
01:15:18.900 --> 01:15:20.059
Orlando Gentil: buckets.

908
01:15:20.400 --> 01:15:24.429
Orlando Gentil: autonomous database, your containers, database systems.

909
01:15:25.020 --> 01:15:29.039
Orlando Gentil: everything that you have on oci is represented as a resource.

910
01:15:29.200 --> 01:15:32.410
Orlando Gentil: It will be a cloud object where you can manage.

911
01:15:32.940 --> 01:15:36.920
Orlando Gentil: You can get information from that. You can manipulate

912
01:15:37.280 --> 01:15:40.719
Orlando Gentil: to provide access to another resource.

913
01:15:41.160 --> 01:15:43.540
Orlando Gentil: Everything in the end is a resource.

914
01:15:46.710 --> 01:15:51.710
Orlando Gentil: The resources on oci they are. They have what we call

915
01:15:52.040 --> 01:15:54.500
Orlando Gentil: they have a unique name name.

916
01:15:55.430 --> 01:15:57.719
Orlando Gentil: They have the type of the resource.

917
01:15:58.240 --> 01:16:01.410
Orlando Gentil: the realm of the resource. It's

918
01:16:03.140 --> 01:16:05.259
Orlando Gentil: the wrong is. If it's a

919
01:16:05.560 --> 01:16:08.739
Orlando Gentil: it's on the commercial realm. If it's a government wrong.

920
01:16:09.960 --> 01:16:15.009
Orlando Gentil: If most of the time you don't have to worry about, this is going to be the same for you for everything

921
01:16:15.360 --> 01:16:19.559
Orlando Gentil: you know. It's something that the rarely you're going to have to deal with.

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Orlando Gentil: Excuse me.

923
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Orlando Gentil: then you will have the region

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Orlando Gentil: where the resources assigned.

925
01:16:27.910 --> 01:16:29.690
Orlando Gentil: If it's a global resource.

926
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Orlando Gentil: it you might not see the region.

927
01:16:33.510 --> 01:16:37.659
Orlando Gentil: and you have a reserved field and you have a unique. Id

928
01:16:38.710 --> 01:16:43.700
Orlando Gentil: let me go to the console and show you where my console

929
01:16:45.760 --> 01:16:47.180
here.

930
01:16:50.750 --> 01:16:52.470
Orlando Gentil: So your user

931
01:16:53.140 --> 01:16:54.969
Orlando Gentil: he's a resource on oci.

932
01:16:55.730 --> 01:16:59.149
Orlando Gentil: If you check here you have the Oc. Id.

933
01:17:00.100 --> 01:17:03.809
Orlando Gentil: You have the end of the number. But if I can show

934
01:17:06.950 --> 01:17:08.289
Orlando Gentil: we have here

935
01:17:08.550 --> 01:17:09.909
Orlando Gentil: the type of the

936
01:17:10.310 --> 01:17:11.730
resource.

937
01:17:13.620 --> 01:17:16.069
Orlando Gentil: This is a static. This will not change

938
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Orlando Gentil: eventually if we come to a different version of full CID,

939
01:17:21.460 --> 01:17:25.250
Orlando Gentil: but most likely, for now it will not change.

940
01:17:26.080 --> 01:17:28.709
Orlando Gentil: You have the type. It's a user account.

941
01:17:30.580 --> 01:17:34.610
Orlando Gentil: You have the round Oc: one because we are in the commercial region.

942
01:17:36.380 --> 01:17:40.060
The user is a global resource.

943
01:17:40.130 --> 01:17:44.759
Orlando Gentil: So, regardless of the region, my user will be the same forever.

944
01:17:45.240 --> 01:17:48.869
Orlando Gentil: the sake, not forever. It will be the same everywhere.

945
01:17:49.520 --> 01:17:51.980
Orlando Gentil: and after that you will have

946
01:17:52.550 --> 01:17:54.030
Orlando Gentil: this portion here.

947
01:17:54.250 --> 01:17:55.929
Orlando Gentil: That is your unique Id.

948
01:17:56.610 --> 01:18:02.219
Orlando Gentil: This is randomly assigned, and it's unique for all resources.

949
01:18:02.540 --> 01:18:05.540
Orlando Gentil: This whole combination is how you can

950
01:18:05.580 --> 01:18:09.600
Orlando Gentil: refer to your to a specific resource.

951
01:18:10.290 --> 01:18:12.659
Orlando Gentil: and you don't have to.

952
01:18:13.080 --> 01:18:15.240
Orlando Gentil: It will not conflict.

953
01:18:17.810 --> 01:18:20.159
Orlando Gentil: If we check, for example, the tenancy

954
01:18:25.090 --> 01:18:26.989
we're gonna have the same thing

955
01:18:29.230 --> 01:18:30.429
Orlando Gentil: full. CID:

956
01:18:30.970 --> 01:18:31.830
Orlando Gentil: the type.

957
01:18:32.840 --> 01:18:34.019
Orlando Gentil: the room.

958
01:18:36.640 --> 01:18:37.530
Orlando Gentil: You know that

959
01:18:38.710 --> 01:18:41.920
every resource we have different information here.

960
01:18:42.410 --> 01:18:43.160
Orlando Gentil: So

961
01:18:44.750 --> 01:18:49.000
Orlando Gentil: once you go to every resource, you're gonna see that. But everything is going to be tied

962
01:18:49.230 --> 01:18:51.079
Orlando Gentil: with the Ocid.

963
01:18:59.410 --> 01:19:01.429
Orlando Gentil: Let me go back to the

964
01:19:03.710 --> 01:19:05.949
Orlando Gentil: the station. Yes, it's there.

965
01:19:09.570 --> 01:19:12.690
Orlando Gentil: But I went to the Council, but we have some examples here as well.

966
01:19:16.670 --> 01:19:28.629
Orlando Gentil: Tenancy is a global, so you don't see the region. But if you look here, EU dash Frank for one, it indicates that this block volume is located on the frame. The Frankfurt

967
01:19:28.650 --> 01:19:30.369
region.

968
01:19:32.830 --> 01:19:35.500
Orlando Gentil: Let's talk about compartments.

969
01:19:37.170 --> 01:19:39.700
Compartment is

970
01:19:40.400 --> 01:19:45.040
Orlando Gentil: how you isolate resources, how you organize resources in oci.

971
01:19:46.020 --> 01:19:48.079
Orlando Gentil: Why do you need to do that?

972
01:19:48.140 --> 01:19:48.849
Orlando Gentil: Well.

973
01:19:49.080 --> 01:19:52.510
Orlando Gentil: the whole infrastructure is a shared with multiple

974
01:19:53.350 --> 01:19:56.429
multiple tenants.

975
01:19:56.630 --> 01:20:04.530
Orlando Gentil: So you have to first have the root compartment that's going to be your tenancy. How your resources will be separated

976
01:20:04.590 --> 01:20:09.800
Orlando Gentil: from the other tenants. How we grant that isolation is using compartments

977
01:20:11.090 --> 01:20:16.509
Orlando Gentil: within your tendency, You can create up to 6 levels

978
01:20:16.640 --> 01:20:19.500
Orlando Gentil: of compartments

979
01:20:19.720 --> 01:20:26.939
Orlando Gentil: that we will allow you to create collections of resources in isolate and control the access to those resources.

980
01:20:27.490 --> 01:20:30.730
Orlando Gentil: So if we create a

981
01:20:31.630 --> 01:20:41.629
Orlando Gentil: a network compartment, we can group our network resources related vehicle cloud the load balancer, our bastion

982
01:20:41.910 --> 01:20:47.090
Orlando Gentil: as a network compartment, and we can have the network group taking care of this.

983
01:20:47.610 --> 01:20:50.210
Orlando Gentil: And the same applies with this storage.

984
01:20:50.680 --> 01:20:54.449
Orlando Gentil: If you are coming from a different cloud provider.

985
01:20:54.670 --> 01:20:58.209
I don't think no one. Implements, compartments.

986
01:20:58.380 --> 01:21:00.679
Orlando Gentil: compartments. It's a

987
01:21:00.770 --> 01:21:04.219
Orlando Gentil: kind of thing that I think it's a

988
01:21:05.450 --> 01:21:08.909
Orlando Gentil: it's he hef. Some people love it. Some people don't love it.

989
01:21:09.750 --> 01:21:15.069
Those that love it. It's because they didn't have any problems with it, or

990
01:21:17.000 --> 01:21:20.769
Orlando Gentil: or you finally got a you a grasp on how things are

991
01:21:21.290 --> 01:21:25.859
Orlando Gentil: compartments that I have. Another is like that. I think you streets better.

992
01:21:28.300 --> 01:21:37.140
Here, in the example, we are creating a network and storage compartment. But you can create compartments, for, instead of separating the

993
01:21:38.040 --> 01:21:40.120
Orlando Gentil: the by the type of resource.

994
01:21:40.360 --> 01:21:47.259
Orlando Gentil: It's going to be useful. If you want, for example, to separate to what is production? What is Qa: what is test?

995
01:21:47.810 --> 01:21:49.309
Orlando Gentil: And

996
01:21:50.480 --> 01:21:52.269
Orlando Gentil: that way? You can

997
01:21:52.440 --> 01:21:55.150
Orlando Gentil: avoid mixing

998
01:21:55.170 --> 01:21:58.469
Orlando Gentil: things that are important with things that are

999
01:21:59.040 --> 01:22:01.899
Orlando Gentil: volatile or non relevant

1000
01:22:02.070 --> 01:22:03.289
Orlando Gentil: to delete them

1001
01:22:07.690 --> 01:22:09.230
Orlando Gentil: a compartment

1002
01:22:09.360 --> 01:22:14.360
Orlando Gentil: it's a a resource can only belong to one compartment.

1003
01:22:14.650 --> 01:22:24.290
Orlando Gentil: This compartment could be on inside another compartment. But you will never see a resource that it's part of 2 compartments.

1004
01:22:24.310 --> 01:22:25.900
Orlando Gentil: Okay, it's.

1005
01:22:26.000 --> 01:22:28.769
Orlando Gentil: and they belong only to a single compartment.

1006
01:22:32.940 --> 01:22:35.350
How do you grant taxes

1007
01:22:35.690 --> 01:22:38.660
Orlando Gentil: on the beginning? We have like a this workflow.

1008
01:22:38.770 --> 01:22:42.950
Orlando Gentil: So we have the groups. The groups are referenced in the policies.

1009
01:22:43.110 --> 01:22:47.490
Orlando Gentil: And then in the policy, you say, hey, they have access to these compartments.

1010
01:22:48.220 --> 01:22:59.820
Orlando Gentil: This combination is what ensures that you have access to a certain compartment. When we talk about the policies you will see that there's more to this. It's not just

1011
01:23:00.150 --> 01:23:05.099
Orlando Gentil: the resource that they can use, but also what is the kind of access

1012
01:23:05.320 --> 01:23:06.820
Orlando Gentil: that you can do.

1013
01:23:06.990 --> 01:23:10.850
the access of what you can do with that resource

1014
01:23:14.520 --> 01:23:22.059
Orlando Gentil: compartments. They isolate the resources just from an organizational standpoint.

1015
01:23:22.270 --> 01:23:23.370
Orlando Gentil: so

1016
01:23:23.760 --> 01:23:28.810
Orlando Gentil: I can have compartment a, where I place my network, my

1017
01:23:29.120 --> 01:23:30.860
Orlando Gentil: my V. 4 cloud network.

1018
01:23:30.950 --> 01:23:39.269
Orlando Gentil: and I have compartment B, where I have my virtual machine, but my virtual machine needs to be connected to the virtual cloud network.

1019
01:23:39.880 --> 01:23:46.429
Orlando Gentil: The fact that they are on 2 different compartments does not prevent the virtual machine

1020
01:23:46.570 --> 01:23:49.330
Orlando Gentil: to communicate with the virtual cloud network.

1021
01:23:50.030 --> 01:23:51.360
Orlando Gentil: but only

1022
01:23:51.610 --> 01:23:56.080
Orlando Gentil: the users that are managing all the services.

1023
01:23:57.620 --> 01:24:02.710
Orlando Gentil: That's better, say the principles. So the authenticated users

1024
01:24:02.770 --> 01:24:04.370
Orlando Gentil: on the

1025
01:24:04.400 --> 01:24:07.669
Orlando Gentil: the compartment just presents the operations that they will

1026
01:24:07.850 --> 01:24:10.099
Orlando Gentil: do on these resources.

1027
01:24:12.280 --> 01:24:18.449
Orlando Gentil: Compartments equivalent to resource groups. It's, I think it's a bit different. Andy.

1028
01:24:18.830 --> 01:24:23.030
Orlando Gentil: I don't know enough about resource groups if

1029
01:24:25.080 --> 01:24:25.780
but

1030
01:24:26.350 --> 01:24:40.220
Orlando Gentil: she was a but I I talked to the ones to a an azure guy to a certain extent. Yes, but take that with a grain of salt, and I think that it's a they, they! They they are. They are some differences. They are not 100% equivalent

1031
01:24:46.370 --> 01:24:53.180
Orlando Gentil: resources, you can change the compartment of her resource. So if you have something that it's on

1032
01:24:54.040 --> 01:24:57.669
Orlando Gentil: test, and you want to move that to the production.

1033
01:24:57.750 --> 01:25:02.160
Orlando Gentil: you can have this type of flexibility. You can navigate

1034
01:25:02.500 --> 01:25:06.220
Orlando Gentil: the resources to organize the better

1035
01:25:06.260 --> 01:25:07.979
Orlando Gentil: the way that it better suits you.

1036
01:25:11.200 --> 01:25:12.840
Orlando Gentil: Compartments are.

1037
01:25:13.510 --> 01:25:20.540
Orlando Gentil: They are a global resource compartments, they can encompass several regions.

1038
01:25:20.560 --> 01:25:25.160
Orlando Gentil: So if you create the the example that I gave you on

1039
01:25:25.990 --> 01:25:29.009
Orlando Gentil: you have production tests. Qa.

1040
01:25:29.530 --> 01:25:32.219
Orlando Gentil: you can have a

1041
01:25:33.370 --> 01:25:34.980
Orlando Gentil: a production compartment

1042
01:25:35.220 --> 01:25:36.650
Orlando Gentil: that encompass

1043
01:25:36.840 --> 01:25:37.950
Orlando Gentil: Phoenix

1044
01:25:38.090 --> 01:25:39.330
Orlando Gentil: and Ashburn

1045
01:25:39.540 --> 01:25:43.900
Orlando Gentil: at the same time. You don't have to have one production Phoenix production.

1046
01:25:44.060 --> 01:25:50.960
Orlando Gentil: You could, but it's not necessary. You can just call everyone production across all the regions

1047
01:25:53.730 --> 01:25:58.129
Orlando Gentil: nested compartments. We can have up to 6 levels

1048
01:25:58.280 --> 01:26:00.940
the way that you grant permissions.

1049
01:26:01.310 --> 01:26:07.520
Orlando Gentil: It's a hierarchical. So if you grant permissions on a.

1050
01:26:09.390 --> 01:26:15.370
Orlando Gentil: if you have permissions on the compartment a. It will be inherited by Dnc.

1051
01:26:15.480 --> 01:26:19.130
Orlando Gentil: And the same thing if you go with B. It's just B and C.

1052
01:26:19.210 --> 01:26:22.729
Orlando Gentil: Not a. If you give permissions on the tendency.

1053
01:26:22.860 --> 01:26:23.790
Orlando Gentil: it will

1054
01:26:23.940 --> 01:26:25.260
Orlando Gentil: be propagated

1055
01:26:25.740 --> 01:26:29.190
Orlando Gentil: through the the child compartments.

1056
01:26:34.700 --> 01:26:44.100
Orlando Gentil: I'm not a use along with isolating the resources is, you can use compartments for quotas and budgets

1057
01:26:45.150 --> 01:26:50.529
Orlando Gentil: in the example that we had. We had the production test.

1058
01:26:50.580 --> 01:26:51.599
Orlando Gentil: Qa.

1059
01:26:51.970 --> 01:26:57.990
Orlando Gentil: If you are setting budgets on that. You You know exactly how much we're spending with each environment.

1060
01:26:58.820 --> 01:27:00.139
Orlando Gentil: And

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01:27:00.890 --> 01:27:10.989
Orlando Gentil: with that you can determine. You can give the report to your Cfo, and they can evaluate if they need to, how much they need to provision. If they have to Titan

1062
01:27:11.160 --> 01:27:12.490
Orlando Gentil: some budgets.

1063
01:27:12.960 --> 01:27:17.040
Orlando Gentil: it gives you tools to know where you are spending are.

1064
01:27:18.420 --> 01:27:25.960
Orlando Gentil: But budget is kind of reactive after you spend. You see that if you know that the guys from the the the the

1065
01:27:26.470 --> 01:27:29.819
Orlando Gentil: Development Department. They tend to

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01:27:30.210 --> 01:27:34.320
Orlando Gentil: use a lot of resources. They don't do the clean up and all that

1067
01:27:34.500 --> 01:27:38.079
you can set up quotas, and with that it will limit

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01:27:38.290 --> 01:27:41.290
Orlando Gentil: what they will, their power

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01:27:41.320 --> 01:27:43.910
Orlando Gentil: to create

1070
01:27:44.290 --> 01:27:45.930
Orlando Gentil: to create resources.

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01:27:46.340 --> 01:27:51.950
Orlando Gentil: So they are going to have to behave nicely and delete resources that they are not using.

1072
01:27:52.200 --> 01:27:54.149
Orlando Gentil: and you can have a fine control.

1073
01:27:56.700 --> 01:27:59.030
Orlando Gentil: Let's go now to

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01:27:59.130 --> 01:28:02.660
Orlando Gentil: authorization and authentication.

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01:28:08.000 --> 01:28:13.400
Orlando Gentil: We have what we call principles. Principle. Is that just a

1076
01:28:13.460 --> 01:28:16.490
Orlando Gentil: fancy name that you do. We use to

1077
01:28:16.530 --> 01:28:19.560
Orlando Gentil: represent an authenticated user

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01:28:19.760 --> 01:28:21.099
Orlando Gentil: and by

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01:28:21.660 --> 01:28:23.440
Orlando Gentil: not just the user

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01:28:23.480 --> 01:28:34.369
Orlando Gentil: because we have the image of the user as a physical person, but when it comes to principle, a resource could be also the

1081
01:28:35.860 --> 01:28:38.250
Orlando Gentil: a resource could be also be the principle.

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01:28:39.410 --> 01:28:41.179
Orlando Gentil: We can have

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01:28:42.160 --> 01:28:43.510
Orlando Gentil: principles.

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01:28:43.810 --> 01:28:51.100
Orlando Gentil: We can have situations where, for example, one instance, they have to have access to right.

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01:28:51.310 --> 01:28:56.350
Orlando Gentil: to a certain bucket, for example, in object storage.

1086
01:28:56.470 --> 01:29:05.460
Orlando Gentil: or to perform whatever process is coming. From that instance we have the permission to manipulate another resource

1087
01:29:06.380 --> 01:29:08.700
Orlando Gentil: like connecting to the database

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01:29:08.790 --> 01:29:09.889
Orlando Gentil: or

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01:29:10.430 --> 01:29:12.900
triggering a function.

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01:29:14.020 --> 01:29:21.769
Orlando Gentil: The function itself could be have the need to have a different type of access to a block storage.

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01:29:21.900 --> 01:29:23.679
Orlando Gentil: to a bucket.

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01:29:23.700 --> 01:29:30.750
Orlando Gentil: to get data to process. So you can have this kind of things on the resource

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01:29:31.200 --> 01:29:32.290
Orlando Gentil: principles.

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01:29:34.020 --> 01:29:36.139
Orlando Gentil: The way that you group this.

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01:29:36.450 --> 01:29:39.370
Orlando Gentil: either resource, principles, or

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01:29:39.440 --> 01:29:45.800
Orlando Gentil: identity and access management users, the person's users. You will collect them as a group

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01:29:46.560 --> 01:29:50.550
Orlando Gentil: so you can have the Admin group. You can have the instance group.

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01:29:54.980 --> 01:29:58.289
Orlando Gentil: This is screen here. It's a just to show the user

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01:29:58.340 --> 01:30:01.829
Orlando Gentil: and let's see if I have anything beyond that.

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01:30:02.970 --> 01:30:04.940
Orlando Gentil: No, he goes to the authentication.

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01:30:05.040 --> 01:30:06.870
Orlando Gentil: Let me go on the

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01:30:09.080 --> 01:30:10.490
Orlando Gentil: the console.

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01:30:14.950 --> 01:30:25.920
Orlando Gentil: If you're coming to a ci. Now, when you create a new account, you have a it's possible that you don't have identity domains because we are in the process of migrating.

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01:30:26.520 --> 01:30:30.919
Orlando Gentil: If you see on their identity directly user and groups

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01:30:31.100 --> 01:30:36.670
Orlando Gentil: in dynamic groups. It's because you don't have. Your account was not migrated yet.

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01:30:38.050 --> 01:30:41.409
Orlando Gentil: When you have in this is a an old account.

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01:30:43.250 --> 01:30:51.149
Orlando Gentil: If you have a identity, domains the user in groups, it will be grouped under domains. So you have one extra click to do

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01:30:59.620 --> 01:31:03.349
when you go to users gonna have the least of your users

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01:31:03.700 --> 01:31:06.359
Orlando Gentil: when you click on one. User

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01:31:07.040 --> 01:31:10.210
Orlando Gentil: Let me go to my user so I don't mess with the others.

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01:31:16.670 --> 01:31:18.569
Orlando Gentil: Oh, or Mendel.

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01:31:21.500 --> 01:31:23.669
Orlando Gentil: you have the details of the user

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01:31:24.590 --> 01:31:28.550
Orlando Gentil: on the Powerpoint, on the presentation on the slide.

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01:31:28.790 --> 01:31:34.030
Orlando Gentil: We are going to see some details. I would prefer to navigate here. I think it's better than

1115
01:31:34.110 --> 01:31:35.570
Orlando Gentil: just using this slide.

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01:31:36.600 --> 01:31:39.070
Orlando Gentil: so I will have the user information.

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01:31:39.840 --> 01:31:47.060
Orlando Gentil: I have a local password if you enabled Api keys. We're gonna go on the menu here on the resources and talk about it.

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01:31:48.470 --> 01:31:50.370
Orlando Gentil: Smtp: credentials.

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01:31:50.490 --> 01:31:52.420
Orlando Gentil: You're gonna have a summary over here

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01:31:52.600 --> 01:31:55.429
Orlando Gentil: under this summary. You're gonna have the groups.

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01:31:56.620 --> 01:32:03.240
Orlando Gentil: If I click here to add the user if you get the list of the groups and you can start adding that.

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01:32:05.620 --> 01:32:08.880
Orlando Gentil: So that's the initial.

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01:32:09.140 --> 01:32:11.600
Orlando Gentil: What what you see on the initial screen of the user

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01:32:12.040 --> 01:32:14.690
Orlando Gentil: create and be set the password, if

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01:32:15.280 --> 01:32:21.570
Orlando Gentil: you need to set up a new password. If this user is going to use multi-factor authentication.

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01:32:22.080 --> 01:32:24.719
Orlando Gentil: If you want to use Google authenticator

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01:32:24.980 --> 01:32:26.050
Orlando Gentil: azure

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01:32:26.290 --> 01:32:28.630
Orlando Gentil: oracle

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01:32:28.700 --> 01:32:30.370
Orlando Gentil: change

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01:32:32.690 --> 01:32:36.290
Orlando Gentil: what I should have access with this user

1131
01:32:36.370 --> 01:32:37.300
Orlando Gentil: so

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01:32:37.580 --> 01:32:42.910
Orlando Gentil: I can. As I mentioned, the database, can take advantage of these users here

1133
01:32:43.240 --> 01:32:53.610
Orlando Gentil: to be used on the on the database. I might not check the permissions of what I do on the database. But at least I don't have to recreate the user over there.

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01:32:54.030 --> 01:32:54.690
Orlando Gentil: But

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01:32:54.760 --> 01:32:59.920
Orlando Gentil: there, you can just make the assignment that you usually do in the database.

1136
01:33:00.470 --> 01:33:03.229
Orlando Gentil: and if this is enabled, I can use

1137
01:33:03.500 --> 01:33:06.079
Orlando Gentil: the username and password that i'm set up here

1138
01:33:13.570 --> 01:33:22.590
Orlando Gentil: here on the resources, we will have different types of authentications that the user can take advantage of.

1139
01:33:23.700 --> 01:33:25.719
Orlando Gentil: One is an Api key.

1140
01:33:26.630 --> 01:33:31.990
Orlando Gentil: So if you are using the rest, Api, you have to put this key here.

1141
01:33:33.080 --> 01:33:34.919
Orlando Gentil: you can have multiple keys

1142
01:33:36.140 --> 01:33:42.030
that you might be using on another system or not, or you can generate using the

1143
01:33:42.770 --> 01:33:44.809
Orlando Gentil: if you're using Mac or Linux

1144
01:33:45.690 --> 01:33:49.220
Orlando Gentil: you have a open Ssl. Command that you can use to create the key.

1145
01:33:49.570 --> 01:33:59.660
Orlando Gentil: If you don't want to the to do that you can just ask the interface to generate for you, and you can download the part, the public and the private key here.

1146
01:34:00.100 --> 01:34:01.489
Orlando Gentil: and use that

1147
01:34:03.040 --> 01:34:06.170
Orlando Gentil: if you already have one. You can upload the file.

1148
01:34:06.400 --> 01:34:08.259
Orlando Gentil: or you can copy and paste

1149
01:34:08.420 --> 01:34:10.210
Orlando Gentil: the venue of the file here.

1150
01:34:11.440 --> 01:34:13.559
Orlando Gentil: That's what we have on the

1151
01:34:13.600 --> 01:34:14.450
Orlando Gentil: flight.

1152
01:34:15.480 --> 01:34:17.080
Orlando Gentil: So when you paste the key

1153
01:34:18.230 --> 01:34:19.920
Orlando Gentil: looks something like this.

1154
01:34:23.190 --> 01:34:29.200
Orlando Gentil: The key what you have to inform here is the public key, the private key. It's just for your cell phone.

1155
01:34:29.320 --> 01:34:40.050
Orlando Gentil: You don't. You don't use that anywhere. You just use on your computer, together with your user and the same way that you use like a Ssh. Key.

1156
01:34:40.070 --> 01:34:42.409
Orlando Gentil: It can be protected by passwords.

1157
01:34:44.670 --> 01:34:48.090
Orlando Gentil: and that grants you access to the Api.

1158
01:34:48.120 --> 01:34:53.109
Orlando Gentil: and it's the same key that you are going to use when you are using the cli.

1159
01:34:54.450 --> 01:34:56.620
Orlando Gentil: When we used here

1160
01:34:56.920 --> 01:34:58.160
Orlando Gentil: the cloud show.

1161
01:34:58.580 --> 01:35:02.380
Orlando Gentil: it comes pre-configured to you. You don't have to set up anything

1162
01:35:04.070 --> 01:35:06.910
Orlando Gentil: it's already makes the authentication for you.

1163
01:35:07.450 --> 01:35:15.919
Orlando Gentil: but it's the same same way that you would have to use If you install the cli in your personal computer

1164
01:35:19.320 --> 01:35:21.579
you have out for

1165
01:35:22.240 --> 01:35:28.450
Orlando Gentil: of tokens it's some applications. They don't have the same capabilities.

1166
01:35:30.510 --> 01:35:32.789
Orlando Gentil: The rest capabilities that you have

1167
01:35:33.290 --> 01:35:34.870
Orlando Gentil: when you have an Api.

1168
01:35:35.290 --> 01:35:36.090
Orlando Gentil: So.

1169
01:35:36.110 --> 01:35:42.179
Orlando Gentil: instead of having to give you a password to them. You can create a token

1170
01:35:42.220 --> 01:35:44.470
Orlando Gentil: that will allow you to

1171
01:35:46.930 --> 01:35:48.860
Orlando Gentil: use to authenticate.

1172
01:35:51.100 --> 01:35:54.440
Orlando Gentil: I have to copy this value here, and use that

1173
01:35:54.750 --> 01:35:58.459
Orlando Gentil: what would be a scenario where you could use that?

1174
01:35:58.930 --> 01:36:08.519
Orlando Gentil: If you have to upload files to object storage, you can use the web, console to upload, or you can use a client.

1175
01:36:09.210 --> 01:36:13.159
The client that I want to say is.

1176
01:36:13.590 --> 01:36:17.660
Orlando Gentil: Simon does not have the capability of using Api keys.

1177
01:36:17.730 --> 01:36:23.930
Orlando Gentil: So, in order to authenticate using cyber that, and be able to do the upload to the cloud.

1178
01:36:24.280 --> 01:36:30.010
Orlando Gentil: I can create a token. I'm going to copy this token and this token i'm going to use

1179
01:36:30.340 --> 01:36:31.580
with the software.

1180
01:36:31.620 --> 01:36:35.469
Orlando Gentil: If for some reason that still can get compromised

1181
01:36:35.500 --> 01:36:37.799
Orlando Gentil: I forgot it. I don't need it.

1182
01:36:38.180 --> 01:36:40.080
Orlando Gentil: You can just come and Delete.

1183
01:36:40.650 --> 01:36:42.979
Orlando Gentil: and it will be no longer a problem

1184
01:36:43.070 --> 01:36:44.659
for that. User

1185
01:36:49.930 --> 01:37:00.400
Orlando Gentil: This secret case is, if you want to. One use that I saw, for that is, if you have an application, and you want to have like a different password

1186
01:37:00.540 --> 01:37:02.570
Orlando Gentil: that's different from the token. Here

1187
01:37:03.430 --> 01:37:05.360
Orlando Gentil: you can generate a key.

1188
01:37:05.780 --> 01:37:06.920
Orlando Gentil: and

1189
01:37:08.060 --> 01:37:10.799
Orlando Gentil: it's just like an extra parameter that you can use

1190
01:37:12.410 --> 01:37:16.860
Orlando Gentil: instead of that. Okay, the token has a different format. It's pretty much the same thing.

1191
01:37:17.980 --> 01:37:20.239
Orlando Gentil: but the key is usually longer.

1192
01:37:21.430 --> 01:37:23.199
Orlando Gentil: I have to double check on the

1193
01:37:23.980 --> 01:37:25.479
Orlando Gentil: the exact difference

1194
01:37:26.350 --> 01:37:28.200
database passwords

1195
01:37:29.100 --> 01:37:37.239
Orlando Gentil: again, so you can take advantage of the the integration that the oracle daily basis will have with. I am users.

1196
01:37:39.120 --> 01:37:43.929
Orlando Gentil: If you are using a off protocol, you can set up credentials here as well.

1197
01:37:45.510 --> 01:37:46.500
Orlando Gentil: Yeah.

1198
01:37:46.900 --> 01:37:53.479
Orlando Gentil: smtp credentials is, we have a notification service. No, sorry we have an smtp service.

1199
01:37:53.680 --> 01:37:59.479
Orlando Gentil: A that is authenticated. So if you want this user to be able to send email.

1200
01:37:59.600 --> 01:38:00.639
Orlando Gentil: let's see

1201
01:38:00.960 --> 01:38:08.540
your application needs to send emails. It's not able to communicate with the Api to do the things.

1202
01:38:08.620 --> 01:38:14.620
Orlando Gentil: to to send the messages you can set up as regular smtp protocol

1203
01:38:15.680 --> 01:38:17.649
Orlando Gentil: like a regular email client.

1204
01:38:17.740 --> 01:38:24.209
Orlando Gentil: and use the smtp for that to send the message for that application. So you can create this credentials Here.

1205
01:38:26.100 --> 01:38:29.019
Orlando Gentil: let's go back to the presentation

1206
01:38:33.460 --> 01:38:38.510
is the token same as Aws secret key. Yes, exactly that.

1207
01:38:39.240 --> 01:38:42.109
Orlando Gentil: When we come to the object storage part.

1208
01:38:43.490 --> 01:38:47.730
Orlando Gentil: I will talk about the S. 3 compatibility layer.

1209
01:38:47.900 --> 01:38:51.990
Orlando Gentil: though, so that it it will relate with what you know from the Aws

1210
01:38:52.530 --> 01:38:54.189
s 3 access.

1211
01:38:55.910 --> 01:38:59.329
Orlando Gentil: So we talked about the else token how they look like

1212
01:39:00.330 --> 01:39:02.420
Orlando Gentil: and what they used for.

1213
01:39:07.630 --> 01:39:09.789
Orlando Gentil: They don't have slides on the others. Okay.

1214
01:39:10.020 --> 01:39:12.249
Orlando Gentil: going directly to the

1215
01:39:12.920 --> 01:39:14.150
Orlando Gentil: permissions.

1216
01:39:16.100 --> 01:39:17.959
Orlando Gentil: So if we expand.

1217
01:39:18.050 --> 01:39:22.739
Orlando Gentil: we we showed the group of users and all the

1218
01:39:23.880 --> 01:39:30.389
Orlando Gentil: users and users go to groups, groups to policies, policies, compartments, and their resources.

1219
01:39:30.750 --> 01:39:34.510
Orlando Gentil: If we expand the policies. This is what we have inside.

1220
01:39:35.150 --> 01:39:36.590
Orlando Gentil: We will have

1221
01:39:37.810 --> 01:39:38.950
Orlando Gentil: the

1222
01:39:39.200 --> 01:39:42.880
Orlando Gentil: the the the permission that we have not permission. I forgot the name. Now

1223
01:39:43.380 --> 01:39:46.010
Orlando Gentil: the condition, if it's going to be, allow or deny

1224
01:39:46.450 --> 01:39:47.700
Orlando Gentil: subjects.

1225
01:39:47.940 --> 01:39:51.010
Orlando Gentil: and then go with what you can do

1226
01:39:51.510 --> 01:39:55.689
Orlando Gentil: where the resource should be; and if you have any condition.

1227
01:39:58.240 --> 01:40:00.009
Orlando Gentil: the subject clause

1228
01:40:00.140 --> 01:40:02.030
Orlando Gentil: can be a group.

1229
01:40:02.510 --> 01:40:03.990
Orlando Gentil: a dynamic group.

1230
01:40:04.790 --> 01:40:06.190
Orlando Gentil: or a service.

1231
01:40:06.780 --> 01:40:09.489
Orlando Gentil: The group is where you're going to put your users.

1232
01:40:10.130 --> 01:40:20.220
Orlando Gentil: So, just to be very clear here. You can't assign the permission to a user it will always be a group, dynamic group or a service.

1233
01:40:20.260 --> 01:40:24.470
Orlando Gentil: Your user needs to be assigned to a service when you are going to

1234
01:40:26.050 --> 01:40:27.210
Orlando Gentil: with people there.

1235
01:40:27.600 --> 01:40:33.530
Orlando Gentil: Dynamic groups they are used for the For example, instances.

1236
01:40:33.950 --> 01:40:48.800
Orlando Gentil: You can create a group and say all the instances that obey a certain condition that could be. They are in a certain compartment, or they have a certain tag you can, Future?

1237
01:40:48.820 --> 01:40:54.120
Orlando Gentil: How? Who? How's going to be the membership of this dynamic group.

1238
01:40:55.130 --> 01:40:59.759
Orlando Gentil: and once you meet the criteria, it's automatically added to the group.

1239
01:41:00.750 --> 01:41:06.769
Orlando Gentil: If you create a membership for instances that are on the production compartment.

1240
01:41:07.880 --> 01:41:16.430
Orlando Gentil: Every time you create an instance there it will be automatically manage it to this dynamic group, because we are doing that based on the

1241
01:41:16.850 --> 01:41:29.719
Orlando Gentil: the location of the the that resource. If it's on the tag. As soon as you add the tag, it goes the dynamic. So that's why the it's called Dynamic Group. You don't have to go and

1242
01:41:30.190 --> 01:41:38.399
Orlando Gentil: attach the resource directly to the group. You just need to meet the condition, and the once you meet the condition it will be. Part of the group

1243
01:41:40.160 --> 01:41:45.659
Orlando Gentil: services is, if the service needs to do something.

1244
01:41:46.880 --> 01:41:47.920
Orlando Gentil: let me

1245
01:41:48.040 --> 01:41:55.149
Orlando Gentil: step back and start saying that by default. Everything on Oci is denied.

1246
01:41:55.490 --> 01:42:02.170
Orlando Gentil: You have to be explicitly, explicitly allowed to do the

1247
01:42:04.410 --> 01:42:06.030
Orlando Gentil: to do a certain action.

1248
01:42:06.710 --> 01:42:12.940
Orlando Gentil: There's nothing here is going to be by accident, because you forgot to lock one door.

1249
01:42:13.030 --> 01:42:20.239
Orlando Gentil: It's exactly the opposite. If someone can do any action, it's because you granted that

1250
01:42:20.850 --> 01:42:28.280
Orlando Gentil: so even services within. Oci. They have to have permissions to do certain operations.

1251
01:42:29.860 --> 01:42:31.370
Orlando Gentil: If you are doing

1252
01:42:31.530 --> 01:42:40.940
Orlando Gentil: when we go to object storage, I can. I think I can give you a better example of that, because object storage service needs to perform several actions

1253
01:42:41.250 --> 01:42:43.410
Orlando Gentil: depending on the

1254
01:42:43.960 --> 01:42:46.929
Orlando Gentil: there, the feature that you want to use.

1255
01:42:47.870 --> 01:42:50.640
Orlando Gentil: the way that you, If you reference

1256
01:42:50.690 --> 01:42:54.099
Orlando Gentil: subject subjects, it's by the Id.

1257
01:42:54.350 --> 01:42:56.510
Orlando Gentil: If you guys remember the

1258
01:42:57.720 --> 01:43:01.190
Orlando Gentil: the Id is the

1259
01:43:02.050 --> 01:43:09.740
Orlando Gentil: that's a the long number that we have for every single resource, or by the name of the the resource.

1260
01:43:14.330 --> 01:43:16.339
Orlando Gentil: So remember users.

1261
01:43:16.510 --> 01:43:17.780
Orlando Gentil: they're going to the group.

1262
01:43:17.960 --> 01:43:19.769
Orlando Gentil: This is how they are

1263
01:43:21.660 --> 01:43:23.249
Orlando Gentil: all day tight together.

1264
01:43:23.340 --> 01:43:26.369
Orlando Gentil: If you have identity domains.

1265
01:43:26.460 --> 01:43:28.200
Orlando Gentil: you have to add

1266
01:43:28.540 --> 01:43:29.389
Orlando Gentil: the

1267
01:43:29.480 --> 01:43:31.929
Orlando Gentil: prepare the name of the user

1268
01:43:32.270 --> 01:43:36.649
Orlando Gentil: or the group, like the name of the group with the Domain group.

1269
01:43:37.160 --> 01:43:43.010
Orlando Gentil: If you don't put the domain prepared with the domain name, it will use the default.

1270
01:43:43.680 --> 01:43:47.429
Orlando Gentil: So to avoid ambiguity and any mistakes.

1271
01:43:47.450 --> 01:43:59.489
Orlando Gentil: if you have, if you happen to have groups that are defined on 2 different Id domains you specify the domain here. If you don't, just be aware that it's going to be used the default.

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01:44:00.540 --> 01:44:03.439
Orlando Gentil: Another thing that you have on the

1273
01:44:04.690 --> 01:44:07.709
Orlando Gentil: within the subject class is the any. User

1274
01:44:07.780 --> 01:44:11.439
Orlando Gentil: If you want everyone to have a certain type of access

1275
01:44:11.710 --> 01:44:14.479
you can grant to the any user

1276
01:44:15.990 --> 01:44:18.869
Orlando Gentil: I I use for any. User. For example.

1277
01:44:19.530 --> 01:44:21.939
when you go to the cloud, show

1278
01:44:22.430 --> 01:44:23.710
Orlando Gentil: this guy here.

1279
01:44:24.290 --> 01:44:28.030
Orlando Gentil: If you don't have permission you won't be able to use it.

1280
01:44:28.280 --> 01:44:37.370
Orlando Gentil: So I have to have a permission to do that. I think I have another account that I can use to show that that I did it set up yet, or at least it's cleaner.

1281
01:44:40.600 --> 01:44:44.179
Orlando Gentil: After we defined what is the

1282
01:44:45.410 --> 01:44:48.510
Orlando Gentil: the subject? Next thing is going to be the

1283
01:44:48.660 --> 01:44:49.990
the verb.

1284
01:44:50.260 --> 01:44:52.580
Orlando Gentil: What is the what they can do?

1285
01:44:52.840 --> 01:44:54.769
Orlando Gentil: Possible verbs are

1286
01:44:54.910 --> 01:45:00.209
Orlando Gentil: from from the top to bottom. They are increasingly given permissions

1287
01:45:00.270 --> 01:45:05.410
Orlando Gentil: to the objects. So you have inspect, read, use, and manage.

1288
01:45:06.340 --> 01:45:15.469
Orlando Gentil: inspect it's usually for people that want to observe the resource, but they don't have access to

1289
01:45:18.000 --> 01:45:21.829
Orlando Gentil: to the information of the resource. They know that the resource exist.

1290
01:45:21.920 --> 01:45:25.140
Orlando Gentil: but they don't know the details of that.

1291
01:45:25.780 --> 01:45:35.000
Orlando Gentil: It's a used, for for example, to third party auditors. You want to show where a certain resource is, and

1292
01:45:36.200 --> 01:45:41.629
Orlando Gentil: before they can expect how the the things are tied together. But they don't have to have the details

1293
01:45:41.900 --> 01:45:43.689
Orlando Gentil: you give them inspect.

1294
01:45:44.350 --> 01:45:46.650
Orlando Gentil: Then you have the read.

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01:45:47.440 --> 01:45:51.790
Orlando Gentil: read. You can see the details, but you will not be able to change anything.

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01:45:52.080 --> 01:45:55.219
Orlando Gentil: The use case for that is for

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01:45:55.750 --> 01:45:58.090
local auditors.

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01:45:58.170 --> 01:46:01.280
Orlando Gentil: They want to know who created something.

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01:46:02.560 --> 01:46:08.389
Orlando Gentil: What's the detail, for example, if they have, if it's a resource that has a size.

1300
01:46:08.460 --> 01:46:11.609
Orlando Gentil: They want to see check the size of that resources

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01:46:11.950 --> 01:46:13.370
Orlando Gentil: you're going to give that

1302
01:46:14.490 --> 01:46:17.730
Orlando Gentil: they use. Permission is for

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01:46:19.220 --> 01:46:20.609
Orlando Gentil: the regular user

1304
01:46:20.670 --> 01:46:22.529
Orlando Gentil: what would be a regular user

1305
01:46:22.720 --> 01:46:26.579
Orlando Gentil: let's say you have a development team.

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01:46:26.610 --> 01:46:35.650
Orlando Gentil: and they have the permission to create instances to manage everything they have the manage permission for to manage everything.

1307
01:46:35.670 --> 01:46:40.060
Orlando Gentil: but you don't want them to have permissions to manage the network.

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01:46:40.390 --> 01:46:44.509
Orlando Gentil: So instead of giving them a full permissions

1309
01:46:45.160 --> 01:46:52.500
Orlando Gentil: to finish everything you can say, hey, you can manage the instances, but you only use the network

1310
01:46:52.660 --> 01:46:58.179
Orlando Gentil: so that we will allow them to find where the networks are. The subnets are.

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01:46:58.270 --> 01:47:07.089
Orlando Gentil: and but they can change, for example, the routes they can do any operations besides saying, hey, I want to be connected to this network.

1312
01:47:08.270 --> 01:47:12.500
Orlando Gentil: and with manage. You can do pretty much anything that is allowed

1313
01:47:12.990 --> 01:47:14.649
Orlando Gentil: to that

1314
01:47:14.920 --> 01:47:16.290
Orlando Gentil: to that resource

1315
01:47:21.350 --> 01:47:25.139
the actions that you're going to define. With the verbs

1316
01:47:25.660 --> 01:47:29.340
Orlando Gentil: you can use the individual resources.

1317
01:47:30.000 --> 01:47:36.160
Orlando Gentil: The B systems. dB. Notes to be homes, or you can take advantage of the aggregate resource type.

1318
01:47:36.990 --> 01:47:38.920
Orlando Gentil: So if you go with the

1319
01:47:39.040 --> 01:47:46.949
Orlando Gentil: the Dba. You don't have to give individual permissions. If the guy is gonna be able to manage everything, you can just use database family.

1320
01:47:48.000 --> 01:47:54.960
Orlando Gentil: If your developer, if you want to break down what they are going to be able to see on the databases.

1321
01:47:55.260 --> 01:48:07.429
Orlando Gentil: Sometimes they gonna be able to see databases on autonomous database, but you don't want them to touch on the dB systems so you can future by the individual resource type

1322
01:48:11.310 --> 01:48:15.259
Orlando Gentil: what? Let's. See what they have here.

1323
01:48:15.450 --> 01:48:18.669
Orlando Gentil: No, this is just example. Let me go back one here.

1324
01:48:23.110 --> 01:48:28.229
Orlando Gentil: We talked about the actions how we can do with the

1325
01:48:28.690 --> 01:48:31.769
Orlando Gentil: telling what's going to be the resource that it's going to be.

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01:48:32.690 --> 01:48:36.650
Orlando Gentil: I'm going to use this slide because you're going to go to the examples later.

1327
01:48:37.770 --> 01:48:38.559
Orlando Gentil: So

1328
01:48:38.690 --> 01:48:43.649
Orlando Gentil: you say where with the in and with the placement. We're going to tell

1329
01:48:43.840 --> 01:48:45.760
Orlando Gentil: where the well.

1330
01:48:46.150 --> 01:48:49.119
Orlando Gentil: what's the compartment where that resource is

1331
01:48:50.000 --> 01:48:56.630
Orlando Gentil: Developers can play with within the test compartment, but they can't play with production.

1332
01:48:56.760 --> 01:49:00.620
Orlando Gentil: so I can give them permissions to manage

1333
01:49:01.890 --> 01:49:08.130
Orlando Gentil: the what is instance, family and the volume family, just in the compartment

1334
01:49:08.450 --> 01:49:10.599
that is called test.

1335
01:49:10.990 --> 01:49:12.430
Orlando Gentil: or that

1336
01:49:12.470 --> 01:49:18.250
Orlando Gentil: you can do whatever that. If you have 2 different sets of applications there

1337
01:49:18.550 --> 01:49:22.050
Orlando Gentil: you could go and say where a condition

1338
01:49:22.250 --> 01:49:24.260
Orlando Gentil: and you can use

1339
01:49:24.310 --> 01:49:26.240
Orlando Gentil: the name of the instance.

1340
01:49:26.870 --> 01:49:33.770
Orlando Gentil: some group, some tabs to allow that to filter. Let's go to the example.

1341
01:49:35.720 --> 01:49:39.730
Orlando Gentil: Let's say we have this lady in your infrastructure.

1342
01:49:39.920 --> 01:49:46.970
Orlando Gentil: We have the availability domain. I think that's too much. We didn't have to have the ability domain here, because should not matter.

1343
01:49:48.410 --> 01:49:57.710
Orlando Gentil: it does not apply anything to the the security model, the placement regarding the available domain, unless

1344
01:49:57.830 --> 01:49:59.369
Orlando Gentil: for the conditions.

1345
01:49:59.690 --> 01:50:01.999
Orlando Gentil: If you want to say that you want to manage

1346
01:50:02.110 --> 01:50:03.179
Orlando Gentil: a certain

1347
01:50:03.260 --> 01:50:04.889
resource that it's up

1348
01:50:05.050 --> 01:50:07.920
Orlando Gentil: the in a certain compartment.

1349
01:50:07.970 --> 01:50:11.739
Orlando Gentil: and it's a specific as the ability domain you could break down

1350
01:50:11.950 --> 01:50:13.700
Orlando Gentil: like that.

1351
01:50:14.980 --> 01:50:17.140
Orlando Gentil: So we have our Vcn.

1352
01:50:17.400 --> 01:50:19.679
Orlando Gentil: We will have a subnet.

1353
01:50:19.760 --> 01:50:21.619
Orlando Gentil: We have our instance.

1354
01:50:22.710 --> 01:50:26.259
Orlando Gentil: and I'm going to create the policy that says Allow because

1355
01:50:26.510 --> 01:50:30.509
Orlando Gentil: that's the very first word that we have to do. Everything is denied.

1356
01:50:32.300 --> 01:50:38.600
Orlando Gentil: I'm going to give the commission to the group. The name of the group is network admins.

1357
01:50:38.780 --> 01:50:40.830
Orlando Gentil: and they can manage

1358
01:50:41.670 --> 01:50:45.440
Orlando Gentil: anything from the virtual network family in the Tennessee.

1359
01:50:45.790 --> 01:50:46.849
Orlando Gentil: So

1360
01:50:47.320 --> 01:50:51.319
Orlando Gentil: if I had another Vcn here that would be on a different compartment.

1361
01:50:51.750 --> 01:50:53.440
Orlando Gentil: I could be managing it

1362
01:50:56.770 --> 01:50:58.990
Orlando Gentil: if we have a group called

1363
01:50:59.220 --> 01:51:00.820
Orlando Gentil: Instance Launchers.

1364
01:51:01.660 --> 01:51:03.629
Orlando Gentil: I'm. Giving them permissions

1365
01:51:04.200 --> 01:51:07.590
Orlando Gentil: that will be to manage anything on the instance family.

1366
01:51:09.080 --> 01:51:12.739
Orlando Gentil: Every instance needs to have a a disc.

1367
01:51:12.830 --> 01:51:14.260
Orlando Gentil: so it's a volume.

1368
01:51:15.470 --> 01:51:29.939
Orlando Gentil: so they would have to have permissions to manage the disks. Sorry to manage the instance to use the disks. If they have use, they can't create, so they would have to rely. For example, on another group called

1369
01:51:30.070 --> 01:51:33.399
Orlando Gentil: Storage admins to create the groups for them.

1370
01:51:33.800 --> 01:51:41.509
Orlando Gentil: but in not only create it's a. There's several operations that are tied to this storage family

1371
01:51:41.760 --> 01:51:44.469
Orlando Gentil: that when we go to the

1372
01:51:45.360 --> 01:51:46.860
Orlando Gentil: storage section

1373
01:51:47.500 --> 01:51:49.900
Orlando Gentil: of the presentation that you were going to see there.

1374
01:51:51.270 --> 01:51:53.109
Orlando Gentil: and finally.

1375
01:51:53.160 --> 01:52:00.709
Orlando Gentil: you will have to also give them permission to use the virtual network family, so the instance can connect.

1376
01:52:02.230 --> 01:52:04.720
Orlando Gentil: Should the Vcn. Using the reform name.

1377
01:52:08.590 --> 01:52:10.559
Orlando Gentil: Some come on examples here.

1378
01:52:11.770 --> 01:52:14.899
exploring, for example, the

1379
01:52:16.440 --> 01:52:19.280
Orlando Gentil: the where you can. For example.

1380
01:52:20.420 --> 01:52:22.389
Orlando Gentil: if the your user

1381
01:52:23.310 --> 01:52:26.870
Orlando Gentil: sorry if the request for something on the Phoenix region.

1382
01:52:27.370 --> 01:52:31.940
Orlando Gentil: I can use the where to exclude

1383
01:52:32.350 --> 01:52:34.230
Orlando Gentil: a certain compartment Id

1384
01:52:35.250 --> 01:52:38.570
Orlando Gentil: here. It does not represent the full thing. It's just the beginning.

1385
01:52:40.450 --> 01:52:41.899
Orlando Gentil: and, as I mentioned.

1386
01:52:41.990 --> 01:52:48.790
Orlando Gentil: You can use tags. You can use different things you can even use if you have a database, the workload type.

1387
01:52:49.060 --> 01:52:56.700
Orlando Gentil: if it's autonomous transaction processing. If it's autonomous database, Pr: data warehouse.

1388
01:52:57.450 --> 01:53:01.360
Orlando Gentil: Depending on that. You can use that as a condition to future

1389
01:53:03.770 --> 01:53:08.359
Orlando Gentil: the dynamic groups. We talked a little bit. It could be.

1390
01:53:09.590 --> 01:53:13.499
Orlando Gentil: you will have principles that it's all an authenticated resource.

1391
01:53:13.700 --> 01:53:18.129
Orlando Gentil: That authenticator resource could be a user in instance, a service

1392
01:53:18.620 --> 01:53:24.150
Orlando Gentil: or another resource. For example, the the database itself, the load balancer

1393
01:53:26.960 --> 01:53:28.510
Orlando Gentil: dynamic groups.

1394
01:53:28.700 --> 01:53:29.820
Orlando Gentil: So

1395
01:53:30.360 --> 01:53:33.329
Orlando Gentil: I think we can jump this because we already talked all of that.

1396
01:53:34.320 --> 01:53:36.269
Orlando Gentil: It's just explaining the purpose.

1397
01:53:37.560 --> 01:53:40.990
Orlando Gentil: We can do that we have here. Oh.

1398
01:53:42.110 --> 01:53:53.150
Orlando Gentil: it's a good thing to see. We you create the dynamic groups, the criteria that we grant membership to a certain dynamic group. It will look something like this.

1399
01:53:53.730 --> 01:53:57.370
Orlando Gentil: You can say that it's an instance that it's on a certain compartment

1400
01:53:57.520 --> 01:53:59.129
Orlando Gentil: all instances.

1401
01:53:59.730 --> 01:54:02.079
Orlando Gentil: or you can start featuring

1402
01:54:02.840 --> 01:54:07.459
Orlando Gentil: based on parameters that are part of the details of the

1403
01:54:08.580 --> 01:54:09.919
Orlando Gentil: of the resource.

1404
01:54:10.050 --> 01:54:13.050
Orlando Gentil: You can use all that as filters to dynamic groups

1405
01:54:15.430 --> 01:54:16.670
Orlando Gentil: functions.

1406
01:54:19.290 --> 01:54:21.820
Orlando Gentil: more examples of policies.

1407
01:54:23.050 --> 01:54:24.469
Orlando Gentil: See here

1408
01:54:28.330 --> 01:54:30.680
Orlando Gentil: what I have here, this J.

1409
01:54:31.740 --> 01:54:34.320
Orlando Gentil: Authorization

1410
01:54:38.480 --> 01:54:39.880
Orlando Gentil: overseas.

1411
01:54:45.110 --> 01:54:45.700
Orlando Gentil: Yeah.

1412
01:54:45.860 --> 01:54:49.560
Orlando Gentil: So again, just more examples of the policies.

1413
01:54:49.860 --> 01:54:50.599
Orlando Gentil: Susan.

1414
01:54:51.980 --> 01:54:54.710
Orlando Gentil: If i'm granting permission to dynamic group

1415
01:54:55.300 --> 01:55:00.929
Orlando Gentil: instead of using the keyword group here on the subject, I'm going to go with Dynamic group

1416
01:55:01.380 --> 01:55:02.849
Orlando Gentil: type of permission.

1417
01:55:03.720 --> 01:55:05.620
Orlando Gentil: If the permissions here.

1418
01:55:05.680 --> 01:55:09.999
Orlando Gentil: along with the the name of the

1419
01:55:10.420 --> 01:55:13.420
Orlando Gentil: inspect to read, use, and manage.

1420
01:55:13.540 --> 01:55:24.599
Orlando Gentil: There are individual permissions that it it's a bit too deep to go. But we you can go really fine on the permissions depending on the object, the

1421
01:55:24.690 --> 01:55:26.659
Orlando Gentil: the resource type that you have.

1422
01:55:27.160 --> 01:55:33.289
Orlando Gentil: You can have permissions as granular as if they can stop or start the

1423
01:55:33.370 --> 01:55:34.990
Orlando Gentil: an instance, for example.

1424
01:55:35.570 --> 01:55:39.840
Orlando Gentil: you can be that granular. You can give permission to use the instance.

1425
01:55:39.960 --> 01:55:44.699
Orlando Gentil: or to manage the instance, but they can't restart the instance.

1426
01:55:45.480 --> 01:55:50.769
Orlando Gentil: that would make no sense. But just so. You can have an idea how granular the policies can be

1427
01:55:51.000 --> 01:55:54.640
different from other providers.

1428
01:55:55.760 --> 01:56:13.629
Orlando Gentil: I remember just a little bit of aws. You have to write like a Jason file to do this the way that we handle policies on those Ci. It's a with natural language. So allow dynamic group to manage objects. It's a simpler to read and see what's going to be the end result.

1429
01:56:14.360 --> 01:56:16.150
Orlando Gentil: If you have like a Jason

1430
01:56:16.540 --> 01:56:19.139
Orlando Gentil: programmatically. It might be helpful

1431
01:56:19.440 --> 01:56:33.349
Orlando Gentil: if you are developing like a control panel, something like that. But if you want to read and see, it takes time for you to get used to those those styles of policies. Here is just a bit simpler.

1432
01:56:35.460 --> 01:56:38.760
Orlando Gentil: Network sources is.

1433
01:56:38.980 --> 01:56:40.559
Orlando Gentil: you can see

1434
01:56:42.480 --> 01:56:48.880
Orlando Gentil: from where the user should be doing to the user that it's managing

1435
01:56:49.020 --> 01:56:51.010
Orlando Gentil: should be performing something.

1436
01:56:51.780 --> 01:57:00.060
Orlando Gentil: So if you have a user that, it's part of a network policy, you can future and say, hey, if he's in the within the

1437
01:57:01.170 --> 01:57:04.490
Orlando Gentil: corporate network, he can manage. Oci.

1438
01:57:05.070 --> 01:57:11.790
Orlando Gentil: If he is from outside, Don't allow, because it could be because he's a you. You want to prevent

1439
01:57:12.270 --> 01:57:16.140
Orlando Gentil: that if he's best where this is stolen, his credentials are stolen.

1440
01:57:16.530 --> 01:57:17.260
Orlando Gentil: you

1441
01:57:17.340 --> 01:57:21.050
Orlando Gentil: don't want that to be used, and harm the infrastructure.

1442
01:57:21.200 --> 01:57:22.200
Orlando Gentil: and by

1443
01:57:22.260 --> 01:57:24.570
Orlando Gentil: messing with the resources on those Ci.

1444
01:57:28.250 --> 01:57:30.550
Orlando Gentil: And that finishes the

1445
01:57:32.090 --> 01:57:34.859
Orlando Gentil: part that we want to talk about the

1446
01:57:35.270 --> 01:57:36.920
Orlando Gentil: identity and access management.

1447
01:57:37.020 --> 01:57:41.630
Orlando Gentil: It's a long session, but it's so important for you to know how to manage

1448
01:57:41.700 --> 01:57:43.989
Orlando Gentil: the different resources that you have.

1449
01:57:45.980 --> 01:57:47.410
Orlando Gentil: instead of a

1450
01:57:47.790 --> 01:57:52.409
Orlando Gentil: just coming here, and something failing, and you don't know what it's saying. Remember.

1451
01:57:52.590 --> 01:57:55.200
Orlando Gentil: by default everything is denied.

1452
01:57:55.260 --> 01:57:57.889
Orlando Gentil: So you have to

1453
01:57:58.190 --> 01:58:07.539
Orlando Gentil: to do a simple browsing the way that i'm doing here. If you are not allowed to manage the instances in this compartment, you will have like an access to it.

1454
01:58:08.490 --> 01:58:09.410
Orlando Gentil: With that

1455
01:58:14.690 --> 01:58:18.380
Orlando Gentil: let me see if I can show you the

1456
01:58:20.320 --> 01:58:21.779
Orlando Gentil: on the studies.

1457
01:58:22.910 --> 01:58:25.029
Orlando Gentil: if I have a permission here.

1458
01:58:28.560 --> 01:58:30.240
Orlando Gentil: Oh.

1459
01:58:32.820 --> 01:58:36.279
Orlando Gentil: I think I already have the permissions in place. It's a

1460
01:58:38.030 --> 01:58:40.170
Orlando Gentil: It will not allow me to do that

1461
01:58:47.800 --> 01:58:50.729
Orlando Gentil: up here. That's what I want to choose for, sure.

1462
01:58:50.830 --> 01:59:00.559
Orlando Gentil: So if I want to, we're gonna show that in detail. But you can replicate the buckets from object storage, from one region to another, and all that.

1463
01:59:01.400 --> 01:59:04.460
Orlando Gentil: But if I don't have.

1464
01:59:05.520 --> 01:59:08.259
Orlando Gentil: if I don't, grant the proper permissions

1465
01:59:10.550 --> 01:59:15.119
Orlando Gentil: to the destination, I have to have stuff in there.

1466
01:59:16.390 --> 01:59:18.040
Orlando Gentil: and

1467
01:59:19.490 --> 01:59:29.279
Orlando Gentil: as this section is going to be performed by the service, you don't have to be the one managing this replication. You have to grant permissions

1468
01:59:29.580 --> 01:59:32.389
Orlando Gentil: to the service to do that for you.

1469
01:59:33.880 --> 01:59:36.219
Orlando Gentil: So I have to allow who

1470
01:59:36.740 --> 01:59:37.930
Orlando Gentil: the service

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01:59:38.140 --> 01:59:40.819
Orlando Gentil: object, storage from these region.

1472
01:59:41.400 --> 01:59:44.549
Orlando Gentil: if it's on another region. It's going to be a different service name.

1473
01:59:45.350 --> 01:59:48.289
Orlando Gentil: and this guy will be able to manage

1474
01:59:48.450 --> 01:59:49.800
Orlando Gentil: object family

1475
01:59:50.000 --> 01:59:51.839
Orlando Gentil: that it's on this compartment.

1476
01:59:52.140 --> 01:59:53.900
Orlando Gentil: This compartment here.

1477
01:59:55.310 --> 01:59:56.820
Orlando Gentil: I didn't show you.

1478
01:59:57.220 --> 01:59:58.719
Orlando Gentil: but it's listed here

1479
01:59:59.190 --> 02:00:01.390
Orlando Gentil: on the details of the object.

1480
02:00:05.300 --> 02:00:07.800
Orlando Gentil: Okay. So when you create, for example.

1481
02:00:07.870 --> 02:00:13.089
Orlando Gentil: to set up replication, if the service is not allowed to do this, it will fail.

1482
02:00:14.700 --> 02:00:20.370
Orlando Gentil: and then you can copy here. If you try to add, it will have a link to the policy.

1483
02:00:21.210 --> 02:00:22.010
Let's see.

1484
02:00:25.870 --> 02:00:28.899
Orlando Gentil: So you have a way to create the policy from here.

1485
02:00:32.910 --> 02:00:35.750
Orlando Gentil: Okay, because remember, everything is the night.

1486
02:00:35.970 --> 02:00:42.689
Orlando Gentil: If you got permission denial in your mutual ci. Remember, you might be missing some permission

1487
02:00:43.410 --> 02:00:54.539
Orlando Gentil: check on the documentation on the overview of every single resource. It will tell you what are the minimum permissions that you have to have to do certain operations.

1488
02:01:01.360 --> 02:01:06.189
Orlando Gentil: and I think that with that we can go to the

1489
02:01:07.530 --> 02:01:10.360
Orlando Gentil: start talking about networking.

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02:01:17.380 --> 02:01:21.649
Orlando Gentil: We just reach it the 2 h, Mark: Correct Miles.

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02:01:23.730 --> 02:01:26.750
Myles Brown: Yeah, You can take it right before moving on.

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02:01:27.210 --> 02:01:30.729
Orlando Gentil: Yep. 5 min, 10 min. What do you think?

1493
02:01:31.610 --> 02:01:33.019
Myles Brown: Oh, let's give him.

1494
02:01:33.780 --> 02:01:43.569
Myles Brown: It's given 10 min. We we have. Okay, let's go with 10 min, because the next part is going to be in T with a network compute and storage

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02:01:44.740 --> 02:01:45.420
Orlando Gentil: cool.

1496
02:01:47.160 --> 02:01:51.709
Orlando Gentil: I want to share the data screen or can you share from there how it works.

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02:01:57.880 --> 02:01:58.849
Myos?

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02:02:07.690 --> 02:02:08.570
Orlando Gentil: Oh, okay.

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02:02:08.680 --> 02:02:09.740
Orlando Gentil: you do it.

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02:02:12.190 --> 02:02:15.610
Orlando Gentil: Oh, my

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02:02:16.080 --> 02:02:17.130
data phone.

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02:02:29.090 --> 02:02:33.860
James, this is beyond the scope. So if you were there for the

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02:02:34.390 --> 02:02:34.980
Orlando Gentil: well.

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02:02:36.290 --> 02:02:42.649
Orlando Gentil: let's do this at the end of the presentation. If you can stay a couple of minutes, so I can give you more details on.

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02:02:43.250 --> 02:02:46.870
Orlando Gentil: Or maybe after the old after the storage part.

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02:02:46.930 --> 02:02:49.470
Orlando Gentil: you gonna see a little bit of the

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02:02:50.840 --> 02:02:53.059
Orlando Gentil: How object storage works.

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02:02:53.240 --> 02:02:57.210
Orlando Gentil: and that can give you some ideas on how to.

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02:10:29.480 --> 02:10:30.059
Yeah.

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02:10:33.400 --> 02:10:35.619
Orlando Gentil: Okay, we Beck.

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02:10:37.200 --> 02:10:40.889
Orlando Gentil: Oh, my! See that someone is

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02:10:41.720 --> 02:10:44.880
Orlando Gentil: as a raised hand. How how do you do that?

1513
02:10:44.950 --> 02:10:47.579
Orlando Gentil: You, Grant and I' to talk how it works?

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02:10:48.760 --> 02:10:51.550
No, they can't talk. They can just put

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02:10:51.600 --> 02:10:54.259
Orlando Gentil: questions in the job. Basically okay.

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02:10:55.900 --> 02:11:01.939
Orlando Gentil: So i'm gonna whoever raised the hand. I'm: going to lower your hand. Because yeah, please

1517
02:11:01.960 --> 02:11:03.610
Orlando Gentil: used like the chat.

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02:11:05.880 --> 02:11:06.769
Orlando Gentil: Okay.

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02:11:08.340 --> 02:11:09.370
So

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02:11:09.680 --> 02:11:10.620
Orlando Gentil: we've

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02:11:10.800 --> 02:11:14.870
Orlando Gentil: that we do let's start with the network.

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02:11:15.150 --> 02:11:17.900
Orlando Gentil: It's my other presentation

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02:11:24.590 --> 02:11:26.050
Orlando Gentil: network

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02:11:32.590 --> 02:11:33.760
is the share.

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02:11:43.890 --> 02:11:45.660
Orlando Gentil: Here we go.

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02:11:48.440 --> 02:11:51.809
Orlando Gentil: So i'm going to talk a key concept of

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02:11:52.590 --> 02:11:53.789
Orlando Gentil: the Vcn

1528
02:11:54.230 --> 02:11:57.269
Orlando Gentil: and the components how they tie together.

1529
02:11:57.940 --> 02:12:01.780
Orlando Gentil: And what you need to understand to start working with.

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02:12:05.480 --> 02:12:08.309
Orlando Gentil: as I mentioned before, is.

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02:12:09.450 --> 02:12:16.080
Orlando Gentil: we give you the physical network, and on top of that you you create your retail cloud network.

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02:12:17.790 --> 02:12:19.409
Orlando Gentil: It's software defined.

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02:12:19.750 --> 02:12:22.270
Orlando Gentil: It's a regional resource. So

1534
02:12:22.650 --> 02:12:27.929
Orlando Gentil: every region that you are working with you're gonna have to have at least one Vcn.

1535
02:12:29.140 --> 02:12:35.769
Orlando Gentil: That Vcn: You can use Ipv: 4 private addresses or Ipv 6

1536
02:12:36.710 --> 02:12:38.930
Orlando Gentil: that you can grant or not

1537
02:12:39.170 --> 02:12:42.150
Orlando Gentil: access to the

1538
02:12:42.200 --> 02:12:43.499
Orlando Gentil: to the Internet.

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02:12:44.780 --> 02:12:49.100
Orlando Gentil: When you create the the Vcn. You have to assign a cider block.

1540
02:12:49.160 --> 02:12:51.810
Orlando Gentil: but down the road you can

1541
02:12:52.080 --> 02:12:58.230
Orlando Gentil: add or modify the siders that are part of that.

1542
02:12:58.480 --> 02:12:59.809
Orlando Gentil: the the

1543
02:13:00.390 --> 02:13:01.569
Orlando Gentil: that we see it.

1544
02:13:02.650 --> 02:13:04.019
Orlando Gentil: Virtual cloud network.

1545
02:13:04.870 --> 02:13:06.170
Orlando Gentil: the

1546
02:13:06.200 --> 02:13:07.890
Orlando Gentil: What if you see here?

1547
02:13:10.290 --> 02:13:12.200
Orlando Gentil: And this is just a

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02:13:14.900 --> 02:13:16.049
so here.

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02:13:19.590 --> 02:13:21.959
Orlando Gentil: yeah, we? It's also defined

1550
02:13:22.430 --> 02:13:24.570
Orlando Gentil: when

1551
02:13:25.000 --> 02:13:28.870
Orlando Gentil: the ranges that you're going to use it's the the private range.

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02:13:29.480 --> 02:13:43.839
Orlando Gentil: The recommended range is, say, G. Foot, if you go check on the Rfc. For 10 networks is going to be a slash 8, if it's a for 1. 72 the recommended size is going to be a slash, 12,

1553
02:13:44.020 --> 02:13:47.960
Orlando Gentil: but the maximum size that we have for a Vcn.

1554
02:13:48.710 --> 02:13:54.119
Orlando Gentil: He is 16. So even if you define 10 dot 0 dot 0

1555
02:13:54.220 --> 02:14:01.230
Orlando Gentil: the maximum size that we get you get for that Vcn: it's going to be a less 16.

1556
02:14:01.990 --> 02:14:09.029
Orlando Gentil: As we can modify down the road you can add 10, but one that's 0. That 0 is life 16.

1557
02:14:09.260 --> 02:14:14.630
Orlando Gentil: In that we have encompass the same. We see it. You're gonna have 2 ranges.

1558
02:14:15.760 --> 02:14:19.460
Orlando Gentil: You can make them small all the way to 30

1559
02:14:19.590 --> 02:14:21.529
Orlando Gentil: but 30. I think it's going to give you

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02:14:21.790 --> 02:14:23.759
Orlando Gentil: 5. No, not 5 Ap.

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02:14:25.890 --> 02:14:29.329
Orlando Gentil: I. The. They will check my mess, please.

1562
02:14:30.120 --> 02:14:34.970
Orlando Gentil: and as you have to create subnetting site

1563
02:14:35.280 --> 02:14:37.980
Orlando Gentil: might not be that that's useful. But

1564
02:14:38.020 --> 02:14:41.460
Orlando Gentil: the point is, you have all this flexibility on the size

1565
02:14:41.900 --> 02:14:43.250
Orlando Gentil: of the Vcn

1566
02:14:44.300 --> 02:14:50.190
Orlando Gentil: you can assign Ipv 6 is at 36 prefixes

1567
02:14:50.260 --> 02:14:52.620
based on the Vcn.

1568
02:14:53.380 --> 02:14:57.720
Orlando Gentil: You can import, if you already have those blocks of ips.

1569
02:14:58.630 --> 02:15:03.979
Orlando Gentil: and you can, as the different from the Ipv 4 where

1570
02:15:04.640 --> 02:15:09.560
Orlando Gentil: those are not private. You wouldn't have to assign on the sudden that if it's private or not.

1571
02:15:10.160 --> 02:15:14.679
Orlando Gentil: ipv 6, it's a little bit a little bit different. The the private ips.

1572
02:15:16.080 --> 02:15:20.950
Orlando Gentil: if we want to oversimplify private ips, don't exist on Ipv. 6

1573
02:15:21.200 --> 02:15:27.249
Orlando Gentil: you just control. If they can be public or private. It's just a flag.

1574
02:15:27.500 --> 02:15:28.599
Orlando Gentil: almost, c. I.

1575
02:15:30.870 --> 02:15:33.530
Orlando Gentil: Vc. And they are divided on subnet

1576
02:15:34.030 --> 02:15:41.020
Orlando Gentil: because you want to organize things on the different way. You want to have a subnet, for example, for your

1577
02:15:42.340 --> 02:15:54.230
Orlando Gentil: for your database, you're gonna have another subnet that we're gonna be your Dmz. The things that going to be exposed on the Internet. You want to have the data submit.

1578
02:15:54.240 --> 02:16:02.480
Orlando Gentil: We said the database. You want to have another one for application, one. You're gonna have another subnet for application 2,

1579
02:16:02.720 --> 02:16:09.279
Orlando Gentil: so they allow you to create different subdivisions within the Vcn.

1580
02:16:11.470 --> 02:16:13.050
Orlando Gentil: The

1581
02:16:13.420 --> 02:16:16.909
Orlando Gentil: If you're coming from the traditional way world.

1582
02:16:18.460 --> 02:16:25.980
Orlando Gentil: it's not the best analogy, but you could could be closer to the way that you segment with a

1583
02:16:28.260 --> 02:16:29.190
Orlando Gentil: Vlad.

1584
02:16:30.540 --> 02:16:40.540
Orlando Gentil: Villains are different. You use the lance on the oci for a different context when you're doing this. Vmware. But it's beyond what we're going to talk to. The here

1585
02:16:42.120 --> 02:16:50.889
Orlando Gentil: Subnets can be private or public. If they are private. They will have no direct connectivity

1586
02:16:51.010 --> 02:17:04.109
Orlando Gentil: to the Internet. When we come and talk about the gateways you will understand the difference, but I think it will makes more clear the difference on private and public, and how they work

1587
02:17:07.170 --> 02:17:09.919
Orlando Gentil: submits are a regional resource.

1588
02:17:09.959 --> 02:17:15.110
Orlando Gentil: If you have a region that you have multiple domains

1589
02:17:15.520 --> 02:17:19.200
Orlando Gentil: that submit can, and it's the recommended way

1590
02:17:19.459 --> 02:17:25.639
Orlando Gentil: to go across all the theability domains being a certain regional subnet.

1591
02:17:26.500 --> 02:17:28.699
Orlando Gentil: If you have.

1592
02:17:29.290 --> 02:17:35.070
Orlando Gentil: I to be honest, I never saw a use case where the the subnet should be

1593
02:17:35.110 --> 02:17:39.320
Orlando Gentil: based on just on the available domain.

1594
02:17:39.940 --> 02:17:48.550
Orlando Gentil: If you ask me from a historical perspective on the beginning, the subnet. They were AD based resources.

1595
02:17:49.379 --> 02:17:56.789
Orlando Gentil: I think it was like 6 months down the road they started to have. We're talking back in 2017 to 18

1596
02:17:56.900 --> 02:18:00.440
Orlando Gentil: they started having the regional submission.

1597
02:18:00.719 --> 02:18:08.549
Orlando Gentil: To be honest again, I can't find a a used case where it would suit better if you had.

1598
02:18:08.600 --> 02:18:12.460
Orlando Gentil: so that that it's tied just to one of the ability to make. But

1599
02:18:12.719 --> 02:18:14.679
Orlando Gentil: you have that ability, if you need.

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02:18:20.120 --> 02:18:23.279
Orlando Gentil: Now, the next thing is the Security list.

1601
02:18:23.420 --> 02:18:25.399
Orlando Gentil: What is the secured list?

1602
02:18:25.549 --> 02:18:27.269
Orlando Gentil: It's a set of rules.

1603
02:18:27.549 --> 02:18:28.830
Orlando Gentil: Remember the

1604
02:18:28.870 --> 02:18:36.069
Orlando Gentil: personal firewall that you have that it's tied to the network. It's not like a separated device

1605
02:18:36.129 --> 02:18:40.410
Orlando Gentil: that controls the access of the

1606
02:18:40.770 --> 02:18:42.190
Orlando Gentil: the network access.

1607
02:18:44.730 --> 02:18:47.209
Orlando Gentil: How the cigarette list works

1608
02:18:47.450 --> 02:18:51.370
Orlando Gentil: you assigned, secure to list, to submit.

1609
02:18:51.549 --> 02:18:52.490
Orlando Gentil: and

1610
02:18:52.770 --> 02:19:00.550
Orlando Gentil: whatever is the Vinic that is connected to that subnet. It will make use of those rules.

1611
02:19:00.730 --> 02:19:06.770
Orlando Gentil: So you assign on the subnet level, but they are enforced at the

1612
02:19:08.290 --> 02:19:10.360
the Vincent level.

1613
02:19:12.799 --> 02:19:15.669
Orlando Gentil: If you want, for example, to

1614
02:19:16.750 --> 02:19:25.690
Orlando Gentil: allow things to go within the set communication between one Vm. And another, you have to specify on the secured list.

1615
02:19:27.709 --> 02:19:29.830
Orlando Gentil: and it will be applied to everyone.

1616
02:19:30.459 --> 02:19:35.720
Orlando Gentil: The way that secret list works. I think I don't like this is like, let's go to the call full.

1617
02:19:42.570 --> 02:19:47.030
Orlando Gentil: So go to the navigation menu. Some people call Hamburger menu.

1618
02:19:47.370 --> 02:19:50.080
Orlando Gentil: and you go to networking.

1619
02:19:50.550 --> 02:19:53.639
Orlando Gentil: and with networking you go through

1620
02:19:53.840 --> 02:19:55.619
Orlando Gentil: virtual cloud networks.

1621
02:19:57.670 --> 02:20:03.229
Orlando Gentil: You can create manually, or you can create using the Wizard.

1622
02:20:03.450 --> 02:20:08.110
Orlando Gentil: If you use the wizard, it will create the Vcn.

1623
02:20:08.610 --> 02:20:12.449
Orlando Gentil: The one public here in one private subnet.

1624
02:20:12.710 --> 02:20:15.379
Orlando Gentil: and it will create the gateways for you.

1625
02:20:15.400 --> 02:20:20.240
Orlando Gentil: If it's the first time that you're creating a Vcn in your tenancy and you're learning.

1626
02:20:20.680 --> 02:20:24.469
Orlando Gentil: Go with the Wizard and select with Internet connectivity.

1627
02:20:24.660 --> 02:20:30.920
Orlando Gentil: That will make your experience much better until you are a crisis with the

1628
02:20:31.240 --> 02:20:35.360
Orlando Gentil: gateways and how to manually create them.

1629
02:20:39.590 --> 02:20:41.879
Orlando Gentil: Let me just move forward.

1630
02:20:44.500 --> 02:20:46.960
Orlando Gentil: You will define the name of the Vcn.

1631
02:20:49.270 --> 02:20:51.489
Orlando Gentil: I'm. Going to call it velocity

1632
02:20:51.870 --> 02:20:53.210
Orlando Gentil: 0 1.

1633
02:20:53.760 --> 02:20:55.680
Orlando Gentil: You're gonna see the compartment.

1634
02:20:55.740 --> 02:21:04.059
Orlando Gentil: I have a tone of compartments here. If you did it. If you are on your tendency and you never created anything, you will have just the root compartment.

1635
02:21:05.120 --> 02:21:07.340
Orlando Gentil: I'm going to use my assigned compartment.

1636
02:21:08.050 --> 02:21:11.360
Orlando Gentil: You will define the side, the block. As you mentioned

1637
02:21:12.980 --> 02:21:18.809
Orlando Gentil: public, subnet, private submit. It comes pre field with this values, but you can change

1638
02:21:19.130 --> 02:21:22.030
Orlando Gentil: if you put the value that it's not allowed.

1639
02:21:25.790 --> 02:21:27.569
Orlando Gentil: If you give you a warning.

1640
02:21:28.020 --> 02:21:28.770
Orlando Gentil: so

1641
02:21:29.840 --> 02:21:32.250
Orlando Gentil: it prevents you from making some mistakes

1642
02:21:32.320 --> 02:21:41.199
Orlando Gentil: if you try if it's too small, and that, or in the public sub that's not within the range that you define here. It should complain as well.

1643
02:21:45.290 --> 02:21:45.990
Orlando Gentil: So what

1644
02:21:46.210 --> 02:21:50.139
Orlando Gentil: you have just to pay attention if you did the Dmf. Correctly.

1645
02:21:51.740 --> 02:21:53.679
Dns resolution

1646
02:21:53.840 --> 02:22:00.449
Orlando Gentil: something that you can enable or disable on the Vcn. If you enable on the Vcn. I'm. Going to show you.

1647
02:22:00.590 --> 02:22:03.490
Orlando Gentil: What do you get with that? Otherwise.

1648
02:22:03.980 --> 02:22:14.859
Orlando Gentil: after the creation, you are able to assign a different Vc. A different Dns options. If you want, instead of using the automatic one that comes before Ci.

1649
02:22:16.550 --> 02:22:19.939
Orlando Gentil: When you click next, you want to review the information that you have

1650
02:22:22.260 --> 02:22:26.560
Orlando Gentil: the gateways that I, as I mentioned. It's created automatically for you.

1651
02:22:26.860 --> 02:22:29.509
Orlando Gentil: It will create a basic security list.

1652
02:22:30.170 --> 02:22:33.029
Orlando Gentil: and the basic routing will also be set

1653
02:22:38.100 --> 02:22:39.949
Orlando Gentil: after you create.

1654
02:22:40.140 --> 02:22:42.449
Orlando Gentil: Let me go to this one that is already created

1655
02:22:44.070 --> 02:22:46.660
Orlando Gentil: you. You have the details.

1656
02:22:48.620 --> 02:22:50.840
Orlando Gentil: You going to see the least of the subnets.

1657
02:22:51.180 --> 02:22:56.069
Orlando Gentil: If you click here as per the Wizard, we have a public in a private.

1658
02:23:01.060 --> 02:23:02.690
Orlando Gentil: So the prefixes

1659
02:23:03.320 --> 02:23:04.719
Orlando Gentil: that you have

1660
02:23:06.770 --> 02:23:11.490
Orlando Gentil: route tables

1661
02:23:11.530 --> 02:23:13.090
Orlando Gentil: the subnet.

1662
02:23:14.120 --> 02:23:18.109
Orlando Gentil: So the private subnet is using the default route table.

1663
02:23:18.730 --> 02:23:21.000
Orlando Gentil: How does a route table looks like

1664
02:23:23.790 --> 02:23:26.250
Orlando Gentil: you can come here. You will add.

1665
02:23:27.070 --> 02:23:28.159
Orlando Gentil: What do you want

1666
02:23:28.240 --> 02:23:31.300
Orlando Gentil: if you are agreed to use the gateways.

1667
02:23:31.690 --> 02:23:36.539
Orlando Gentil: or if you're routing. If you have like a device that it's acting like a router

1668
02:23:36.790 --> 02:23:40.369
Orlando Gentil: or a firewall, you can use that as a destination as well.

1669
02:23:41.210 --> 02:23:42.920
Orlando Gentil: depending on each type.

1670
02:23:42.940 --> 02:23:43.780
Orlando Gentil: You gonna

1671
02:23:43.930 --> 02:23:44.920
Orlando Gentil: define

1672
02:23:45.310 --> 02:23:46.880
Orlando Gentil: different parameters.

1673
02:23:47.350 --> 02:23:50.030
Orlando Gentil: We're gonna talk later about the the gateways.

1674
02:23:51.720 --> 02:23:54.379
Let's go back here

1675
02:23:54.440 --> 02:23:57.629
Orlando Gentil: and we will go with the secured list.

1676
02:23:57.850 --> 02:23:59.739
Orlando Gentil: That's what we had on this slide

1677
02:24:01.640 --> 02:24:03.250
Orlando Gentil: on the secured list.

1678
02:24:03.940 --> 02:24:12.000
Orlando Gentil: This is not the the default one. I already added several ports here by default. They come with just

1679
02:24:12.630 --> 02:24:14.409
Orlando Gentil: this 3 here

1680
02:24:16.320 --> 02:24:20.269
Orlando Gentil: blocking, ping, and allowing Tcp.

1681
02:24:20.650 --> 02:24:26.910
Orlando Gentil: Security rules, they are divided in ingress rules. So whatever is coming from outside.

1682
02:24:27.170 --> 02:24:30.960
Orlando Gentil: directed towards your submit

1683
02:24:31.110 --> 02:24:34.350
Orlando Gentil: in egress rules. So from your subnet

1684
02:24:34.630 --> 02:24:36.089
Orlando Gentil: to somewhere else.

1685
02:24:36.220 --> 02:24:40.460
Orlando Gentil: the rules can be stateful or stateless.

1686
02:24:40.520 --> 02:24:41.869
Orlando Gentil: If they are

1687
02:24:42.250 --> 02:24:44.040
Orlando Gentil: by default, they will be

1688
02:24:44.430 --> 02:24:49.260
Orlando Gentil: stateful. So let's go here. So this guy is not going to be checking

1689
02:24:49.490 --> 02:24:51.379
Orlando Gentil: what is a stateful rule?

1690
02:24:52.130 --> 02:24:53.669
Orlando Gentil: I came in

1691
02:24:54.030 --> 02:25:01.449
Orlando Gentil: so the how, how, the how, how it works. The packet comes in, and then you have to reply, sending a packet back.

1692
02:25:01.760 --> 02:25:06.239
Orlando Gentil: If it's a stateful you just have to have a rule allowing

1693
02:25:06.260 --> 02:25:13.210
Orlando Gentil: the package to come in, and it will be automatically granted the way out the same way that he came.

1694
02:25:14.210 --> 02:25:17.060
Orlando Gentil: If it's a stateless you're gonna have to have

1695
02:25:17.180 --> 02:25:19.170
Orlando Gentil: true

1696
02:25:20.060 --> 02:25:23.739
Orlando Gentil: 2 rules, one to go out, and 1, 2

1697
02:25:25.270 --> 02:25:26.030
Orlando Gentil: louis.

1698
02:25:26.060 --> 02:25:27.840
Orlando Gentil: and I'm getting too deep.

1699
02:25:28.350 --> 02:25:31.319
Orlando Gentil: So that's how

1700
02:25:31.650 --> 02:25:40.110
Orlando Gentil: how it looks like when you add a security to to filter. And again, this is tied to the subnet, and it's applied

1701
02:25:40.230 --> 02:25:41.590
Orlando Gentil: on the

1702
02:25:42.280 --> 02:25:45.319
Orlando Gentil: another thing that we have after the

1703
02:25:46.090 --> 02:25:48.310
Orlando Gentil: what is the screen here?

1704
02:25:52.600 --> 02:25:53.240
Okay.

1705
02:25:54.600 --> 02:25:58.039
Orlando Gentil: I enforced it the Vinc. We did it.

1706
02:25:59.580 --> 02:26:02.190
Orlando Gentil: We already talked about. This is stateful.

1707
02:26:04.470 --> 02:26:06.969
Orlando Gentil: We shouldn't have worried about that much

1708
02:26:08.290 --> 02:26:12.660
Orlando Gentil: you can define on the rule, the source, the protocol.

1709
02:26:12.830 --> 02:26:15.970
Orlando Gentil: the range of ports that you're planning to use

1710
02:26:17.850 --> 02:26:22.750
Orlando Gentil: and depending on the protocol. You want to have different options here. If you say I, I

1711
02:26:22.980 --> 02:26:24.569
Orlando Gentil: you're gonna have different things.

1712
02:26:25.180 --> 02:26:29.080
Orlando Gentil: The other resource that we have. It's the network security groups.

1713
02:26:29.900 --> 02:26:34.010
Orlando Gentil: What's the difference between networks that go to groups and secret lists?

1714
02:26:34.100 --> 02:26:38.580
Orlando Gentil: Secret lists. They are defined on the subnet and applied

1715
02:26:38.650 --> 02:26:39.920
Orlando Gentil: on the

1716
02:26:40.830 --> 02:26:44.659
Orlando Gentil: interface. These network security groups. You create a

1717
02:26:44.830 --> 02:26:51.780
Orlando Gentil: a group, and you put the interfaces that will make use of that. How is that is useful?

1718
02:26:52.530 --> 02:26:59.500
Orlando Gentil: I want to have a group called Web servers that they are in a certain subnet.

1719
02:27:00.260 --> 02:27:06.330
Orlando Gentil: but I don't want all the instances to have that access. So I create a group called

1720
02:27:06.350 --> 02:27:16.439
Orlando Gentil: Web servers in Port 80, for example, will be allowed just to the servers that are part of that group, not to all the servers that are on the segment.

1721
02:27:17.780 --> 02:27:20.730
Orlando Gentil: Okay, both are used together.

1722
02:27:20.870 --> 02:27:28.570
Orlando Gentil: Recommended way is combined, as you think that it's gonna meet your needs.

1723
02:27:30.310 --> 02:27:34.270
Orlando Gentil: Oh, just the difference between them. We just talk it

1724
02:27:35.550 --> 02:27:39.060
Orlando Gentil: talking about the gateways. We have the

1725
02:27:39.430 --> 02:27:41.070
Orlando Gentil: 3 types of gateways.

1726
02:27:41.270 --> 02:27:47.449
Orlando Gentil: The Internet gateway is the one that allows your method internal IP:

1727
02:27:47.680 --> 02:27:53.680
Orlando Gentil: your internal IP should be method to a public IP. So if your server is connected to the Internet.

1728
02:27:53.840 --> 02:27:55.799
Orlando Gentil: it will.

1729
02:27:57.020 --> 02:27:59.480
Orlando Gentil: It will have an IP that it's assigned.

1730
02:27:59.610 --> 02:28:03.849
Orlando Gentil: But this IP is not assigned to the instance or to the service itself.

1731
02:28:03.870 --> 02:28:06.899
Orlando Gentil: It's method. So whatever comes to that, IP

1732
02:28:07.250 --> 02:28:08.630
Orlando Gentil: goes to the

1733
02:28:08.720 --> 02:28:10.920
Orlando Gentil: private IP of that resource.

1734
02:28:11.240 --> 02:28:13.909
Orlando Gentil: And who does? That is the Internet.

1735
02:28:15.640 --> 02:28:20.449
Orlando Gentil: If you have remember, then we talked about the subnet being private.

1736
02:28:20.690 --> 02:28:23.249
Orlando Gentil: and the subnet being public.

1737
02:28:23.330 --> 02:28:28.420
Orlando Gentil: If the subnet is my market as private, regardless, if you

1738
02:28:28.650 --> 02:28:33.770
Orlando Gentil: not regardless, you won't be able to map the it and a public it

1739
02:28:34.030 --> 02:28:35.430
Orlando Gentil: to a private IP.

1740
02:28:35.590 --> 02:28:37.449
Orlando Gentil: If the subnet is

1741
02:28:37.540 --> 02:28:48.139
Orlando Gentil: public, you have the option to use it or not; but when you make it private. It's mandatory. It won't have the option to use the Internet. Gateway.

1742
02:28:54.040 --> 02:28:58.770
Orlando Gentil: It's just.

1743
02:29:02.210 --> 02:29:05.349
you see, and get this.

1744
02:29:06.380 --> 02:29:09.219
Orlando Gentil: Let me go back here on this from the picture.

1745
02:29:10.330 --> 02:29:12.099
Orlando Gentil: I think it gives you a better idea.

1746
02:29:14.360 --> 02:29:19.320
Orlando Gentil: We talked about the Internet Gary that maps the public IP that you can assign

1747
02:29:19.610 --> 02:29:24.360
Orlando Gentil: to a private IP that exist here in the public subnet

1748
02:29:25.070 --> 02:29:29.049
Orlando Gentil: on the private se, that you don't have that option, but at the same time.

1749
02:29:29.140 --> 02:29:36.959
Orlando Gentil: on the private subnet. You might have systems that they need to fetch information from the Internet

1750
02:29:37.080 --> 02:29:42.089
Orlando Gentil: Let's say you have a Linux server that you want to get the updates from Red Hat.

1751
02:29:42.760 --> 02:29:48.880
Orlando Gentil: How do you connect to the Redhead server to validate that you have the license, download the patches and all that

1752
02:29:49.510 --> 02:29:52.240
Orlando Gentil: we offer you something called net gatory.

1753
02:29:52.790 --> 02:29:53.999
Orlando Gentil: the net gateway.

1754
02:29:54.370 --> 02:29:57.870
Orlando Gentil: Well net that work, and this translation, it will allow

1755
02:29:58.460 --> 02:30:04.509
Orlando Gentil: requests coming from private subnets to reach the Internet and get back

1756
02:30:08.420 --> 02:30:12.769
Orlando Gentil: another type of gateway that we have. It's called the Service Gateway.

1757
02:30:13.880 --> 02:30:15.469
Orlando Gentil: the service Gateway.

1758
02:30:16.160 --> 02:30:17.400
Orlando Gentil: It allows

1759
02:30:18.110 --> 02:30:20.719
Orlando Gentil: public and private subnets

1760
02:30:20.810 --> 02:30:27.040
Orlando Gentil: to access the services that are placed on the public side of

1761
02:30:27.200 --> 02:30:29.539
Orlando Gentil: object storage is one of them.

1762
02:30:30.220 --> 02:30:34.069
Orlando Gentil: The service gave you instead of you coming through the Internet

1763
02:30:34.710 --> 02:30:42.330
Orlando Gentil: or not exactly through the for the public side of Oci. In reaching the object storage it gives you

1764
02:30:42.460 --> 02:30:43.990
Orlando Gentil: a secure way.

1765
02:30:44.230 --> 02:30:48.559
Orlando Gentil: So you don't, go to the to the public infrastructure

1766
02:30:48.830 --> 02:30:50.390
Orlando Gentil: to reach the service

1767
02:30:50.750 --> 02:30:55.529
Orlando Gentil: so and so all the traffic becomes it's just. Internal traffic

1768
02:30:55.800 --> 02:30:57.090
Orlando Gentil: is not exposed.

1769
02:30:57.320 --> 02:30:58.240
Orlando Gentil: although

1770
02:30:58.540 --> 02:30:59.750
Orlando Gentil: it's encrypted.

1771
02:31:01.700 --> 02:31:04.710
Orlando Gentil: So those are the 3 gateways that we have

1772
02:31:06.710 --> 02:31:09.549
Orlando Gentil: we talked about this, you already? Here

1773
02:31:17.850 --> 02:31:20.000
Orlando Gentil: You can have multiple Vcs.

1774
02:31:20.160 --> 02:31:27.419
Orlando Gentil: and this you can use for different purposes on how you want to segregate your

1775
02:31:30.070 --> 02:31:31.110
Orlando Gentil: your

1776
02:31:32.660 --> 02:31:38.959
Orlando Gentil: your devices and to establish communication between them. We have something that we call local peer in gateway.

1777
02:31:39.740 --> 02:31:43.720
Orlando Gentil: or we have another another thing called the

1778
02:31:43.770 --> 02:31:45.409
Orlando Gentil: dynamic routing gateway.

1779
02:31:45.460 --> 02:31:48.149
Orlando Gentil: It's a more powerful gateway that works

1780
02:31:48.430 --> 02:31:54.469
Orlando Gentil: with more functions just then connecting different Vcns.

1781
02:31:55.050 --> 02:31:58.510
Orlando Gentil: This ends within the same region. You can pair

1782
02:32:00.640 --> 02:32:11.639
Orlando Gentil: vcms that are even on different tendencies. So if you have a customer that wants to connect, you, provide a service, and your customer is also using oci

1783
02:32:11.760 --> 02:32:14.710
Orlando Gentil: the you can grant him access caring

1784
02:32:14.800 --> 02:32:18.780
Orlando Gentil: the Vc. Ends. So they don't have to go through the Internet

1785
02:32:19.260 --> 02:32:21.689
Orlando Gentil: and you can take advantage of this

1786
02:32:22.290 --> 02:32:25.090
Orlando Gentil: the same way that you do with local peering?

1787
02:32:26.100 --> 02:32:34.539
Orlando Gentil: We have remote peering that you can connect one. We see it from one region to another, and these works for the

1788
02:32:34.860 --> 02:32:36.900
Orlando Gentil: your.

1789
02:32:39.100 --> 02:32:42.760
Orlando Gentil: your Vcms or Vcn. On other tendencies.

1790
02:32:45.300 --> 02:32:47.599
Just a comparison.

1791
02:32:47.840 --> 02:33:00.270
Orlando Gentil: Here goes on inside the private. All private infrastructure here goes over private infrastructure, but through the backbone. So you might consider, have to consider latency

1792
02:33:00.390 --> 02:33:06.430
Orlando Gentil: when you are doing. If the the traffic that is flowing from one Vc. And to another.

1793
02:33:09.130 --> 02:33:14.119
Orlando Gentil: the Drg. As I mentioned dynamic routing gateway. It's a more powerful gateway

1794
02:33:14.400 --> 02:33:19.330
Orlando Gentil: that does the functions of peering, and it's also used.

1795
02:33:19.360 --> 02:33:20.579
Orlando Gentil: See if I have the

1796
02:33:20.860 --> 02:33:22.579
it's like separated here

1797
02:33:24.510 --> 02:33:25.490
for it

1798
02:33:30.690 --> 02:33:32.859
Orlando Gentil: just a second there with me.

1799
02:33:34.240 --> 02:33:49.659
Orlando Gentil: Oh, no, they don't do. They don't show, but you can connect on premises, for example, with oci, and you use the VPN service, we provide a VPN. Service. So if you have a firewall on premises we can use, IP. Sec.

1800
02:33:50.280 --> 02:33:57.959
Orlando Gentil: To connect to oci, and that's done through a tunnel. That tunnel is going to be established, using the VPN. Services

1801
02:33:58.000 --> 02:34:00.940
Orlando Gentil: that will be connected to the dynamic route, engaging

1802
02:34:01.100 --> 02:34:06.820
Orlando Gentil: another way that you can connect on premises to all. Ci is something called fast. Connect.

1803
02:34:07.360 --> 02:34:14.299
Orlando Gentil: disconnect. We'll give you a physical port on the switch, and that port will be mapped to your

1804
02:34:14.590 --> 02:34:15.770
Orlando Gentil: Brg.

1805
02:34:15.880 --> 02:34:23.410
Orlando Gentil: and from there you can connect to any Vcms that you have within your tennis. Using that Dr. G.

1806
02:34:24.150 --> 02:34:29.920
Orlando Gentil: What do you connect on that switch port you can choose from several providers

1807
02:34:30.000 --> 02:34:33.349
Orlando Gentil: that will give you a physical link to Oci.

1808
02:34:34.540 --> 02:34:38.579
Orlando Gentil: So if you need to have a very, very fast connection

1809
02:34:38.900 --> 02:34:48.599
Orlando Gentil: predictable with Oci. You can take advantage of that instead of using just the VPN. VPN in that case could be your backup solution

1810
02:34:48.640 --> 02:34:52.439
Orlando Gentil: in case you have a problem with the the first connect

1811
02:34:54.170 --> 02:34:57.639
Orlando Gentil: test Connect is also used for the

1812
02:34:58.200 --> 02:35:00.250
Orlando Gentil: connections that you do with

1813
02:35:00.840 --> 02:35:03.459
Orlando Gentil: all the Cloud providers. But that's a

1814
02:35:03.500 --> 02:35:07.069
Orlando Gentil: totally different presentation. Just on multi cloud.

1815
02:35:09.450 --> 02:35:11.999
Orlando Gentil: Let's jump to

1816
02:35:12.140 --> 02:35:14.800
Orlando Gentil: let me just go back on the console here.

1817
02:35:18.330 --> 02:35:21.719
Orlando Gentil: See if we have something that it's interest.

1818
02:35:22.710 --> 02:35:23.520
Orlando Gentil: Hmm.

1819
02:35:24.840 --> 02:35:27.669
Orlando Gentil: The gateways that we used

1820
02:35:28.320 --> 02:35:29.850
Orlando Gentil: that comes with it.

1821
02:35:29.980 --> 02:35:31.219
Orlando Gentil: and you provision.

1822
02:35:31.330 --> 02:35:35.560
Orlando Gentil: No, I think that we we talked about in this network here, because

1823
02:35:37.040 --> 02:35:41.710
Orlando Gentil: if we have to go. We can go deeper. That will take just 2 h just on network.

1824
02:35:42.480 --> 02:35:44.739
Orlando Gentil: Let's go through

1825
02:35:45.330 --> 02:35:47.470
Orlando Gentil: compute services.

1826
02:35:50.080 --> 02:35:52.199
Orlando Gentil: That's where the action gets

1827
02:35:55.170 --> 02:35:58.590
Orlando Gentil: gonna have more action that it's easier for you guys to relate to

1828
02:36:04.800 --> 02:36:05.619
Orlando Gentil: that.

1829
02:36:06.350 --> 02:36:10.710
Orlando Gentil: So the compute service is what gives you on oci

1830
02:36:10.810 --> 02:36:12.400
Orlando Gentil: the

1831
02:36:13.920 --> 02:36:23.710
Orlando Gentil: the instances, the v 4 machines, the instances per say that you're going to use. I don't like to say just virtual machines, because you're gonna have different types, as you will see

1832
02:36:24.900 --> 02:36:27.430
Orlando Gentil: what consists of the compute service.

1833
02:36:27.790 --> 02:36:30.019
Orlando Gentil: You have CPU

1834
02:36:30.050 --> 02:36:32.630
Orlando Gentil: in memory, and that's what is allocated.

1835
02:36:33.220 --> 02:36:34.320
Orlando Gentil: and

1836
02:36:34.620 --> 02:36:48.640
Orlando Gentil: you tied that with the storage service. It's the foundation for several other services. You can use them as just an instance. Or if, for example, you are using a database cloud service, it will provision

1837
02:36:48.760 --> 02:36:57.049
Orlando Gentil: CPU memory and storage for you underneath it. The the the database instance that you create

1838
02:36:57.140 --> 02:37:02.159
Orlando Gentil: so you can use it alone, or it can be the base for several other services.

1839
02:37:03.890 --> 02:37:09.229
Orlando Gentil: The way that we count CPU. So, Marco, it's a bit different from all the providers.

1840
02:37:09.860 --> 02:37:13.460
Orlando Gentil: That's why we call all CPU, or call CPU.

1841
02:37:13.490 --> 02:37:19.960
Orlando Gentil: Most other places they call V CPU. What's the difference between a No. CPU and a V CPU?

1842
02:37:21.100 --> 02:37:23.169
Orlando Gentil: We charge it for the core.

1843
02:37:23.280 --> 02:37:24.920
Orlando Gentil: not for the threat.

1844
02:37:26.650 --> 02:37:28.580
Orlando Gentil: Okay. So

1845
02:37:28.870 --> 02:37:32.849
Orlando Gentil: in a regular core. You're going to have 2 threads.

1846
02:37:32.960 --> 02:37:37.409
Orlando Gentil: If we're talking about a. V CPU, it's just one of those threads.

1847
02:37:38.180 --> 02:37:43.790
Orlando Gentil: This is valid for everything. But the arm computer. Because the arm is a single thread processor.

1848
02:37:44.340 --> 02:37:47.880
Orlando Gentil: We can't do that. We have to get with what it is.

1849
02:37:48.800 --> 02:37:55.110
Orlando Gentil: Why, this is important. It's a crucial for the way that you do, licensing

1850
02:37:55.640 --> 02:37:59.940
Orlando Gentil: some, some, some products. They are licensed, based on

1851
02:38:00.160 --> 02:38:08.830
Orlando Gentil: V. Cpus. But we don't as we don't have the cpus. Most of the software that we have licenses is licensed by O CPU.

1852
02:38:09.710 --> 02:38:13.620
Orlando Gentil: Just call it goods up front to like half of the cost.

1853
02:38:15.590 --> 02:38:16.350
Orlando Gentil: Well.

1854
02:38:16.700 --> 02:38:22.690
Orlando Gentil: for oracle products. Let's put this way. I don't know I I can't mention about the other.

1855
02:38:22.790 --> 02:38:25.820
Orlando Gentil: If you have to install oracle on aws, for example.

1856
02:38:25.990 --> 02:38:32.019
Orlando Gentil: it's gonna cost you the double just because of the the way that we count all Cpus versus CPU

1857
02:38:33.230 --> 02:38:36.599
Orlando Gentil: Press wise. I think that we are a bit cheaper on the

1858
02:38:36.830 --> 02:38:39.430
Orlando Gentil: when you do the break down to the cpus

1859
02:38:40.860 --> 02:38:42.449
Orlando Gentil: up this way.

1860
02:38:43.920 --> 02:38:46.629
Orlando Gentil: But how can you create

1861
02:38:47.380 --> 02:38:48.940
Orlando Gentil: instances on oci?

1862
02:38:49.370 --> 02:38:51.550
Orlando Gentil: They can be a bare metal.

1863
02:38:52.040 --> 02:39:02.410
Orlando Gentil: and we were kind of the pioneers on that. You can provision a whole server to you, and it's not going to be virtual. You're gonna have who access

1864
02:39:02.540 --> 02:39:10.110
Orlando Gentil: to the server, in a sense that all the resources is going to be yours. You have direct access to. If you're running Linux

1865
02:39:10.400 --> 02:39:13.699
Orlando Gentil: and you run, for example. Ls. Pci.

1866
02:39:13.770 --> 02:39:18.310
Orlando Gentil: you're gonna see this full hardware that you have access to.

1867
02:39:19.050 --> 02:39:25.210
Orlando Gentil: You have a layer of control that we provide. They were extending. I don't know exactly

1868
02:39:25.650 --> 02:39:38.430
Orlando Gentil: how, Jip, that it is now. But we were up to the point that you could have access to the bios off the computer same way that you would do, for example, if you go back in time like with re space, when they had like a

1869
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Orlando Gentil: physical service that you could co-host there

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Orlando Gentil: and with this bio-axis is pretty much like when the you would have a Kvm. Plug it to the to the server

1871
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Orlando Gentil: but again double check on the bios. I'm not sure if we have that. But you have full access to the to the server, and you can do

1872
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Orlando Gentil: pretty much anything that you want to do it if you want to install another hypervisor and have your instances.

1873
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Orlando Gentil: you can do that.

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Orlando Gentil: For example, let's say you have a windows agreement, and with unlimited

1875
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windows, licenses.

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Orlando Gentil: and instead of having virtual machines, where or we will charge you for that, you can have like a bare metal.

1877
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Orlando Gentil: Take advantage of the 6,428 cpus that they have

1878
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Orlando Gentil: with the huge amount of memory, and you create your vms there.

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Orlando Gentil: It's one solution for you

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Orlando Gentil: traditional way that you use.

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Orlando Gentil: Instance is, you create virtual machines.

1882
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Orlando Gentil: and another way that you can use an oracle as well is the dedicated Vm. Host.

1883
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Orlando Gentil: What's the difference between the bare metal and the dedicated Vm. On the dedicated Vm. You

1884
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Orlando Gentil: leave up to, or to do, the

1885
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Orlando Gentil: the management of the hypervisor for you.

1886
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Orlando Gentil: The differences from a virtual machine perspective.

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Orlando Gentil: No other tenant we we use that dedicated V. We co-host

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Orlando Gentil: the instances that we have on oci. They are based on amd processors intel and impair.

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Orlando Gentil: As new processors are coming. You just gonna see different generations of

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Orlando Gentil: instances that we have.

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Orlando Gentil: So Amd and they have the flex. They have a, e, 4, e, 3,

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Orlando Gentil: and so on.

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Orlando Gentil: We have 2 types of shapes

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Orlando Gentil: I don't know for until well, we're gonna keep the fixed shapes, but we've fixed it shapes. You would define the amount of CPU,

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Orlando Gentil: and you could have a certain amount of memory.

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Orlando Gentil: It would be a ratio

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Orlando Gentil: the way that we are progressing.

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Orlando Gentil: progressing, we will use just the fix and shapes for bare metal, because well, there's no way to. As the the although it's a physical server. There's provision to you. We don't customize that server. You get the whole server

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Orlando Gentil: and virtual machines.

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Orlando Gentil: You could find something that

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Orlando Gentil: it would have a rate you on the number of Ocp. The the amount of memory based on the number of full cpus. This number used to be on Intel for 1, 2,

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Orlando Gentil: 15 or 16 gig.

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Orlando Gentil: So if you get a machine with 2 or cpus, it would come automatically with 32 gigs of rem, and you could not change it

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Orlando Gentil: when we came with flexible shapes. Now you can select, separated the amount of all CPU that you have.

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Orlando Gentil: and the amount of memory it only works for virtual machines.

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Orlando Gentil: We have the limits here and there's a little enforcement on the rate you

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Orlando Gentil: on that. Let me get here.

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Orlando Gentil: Show you real quick

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Orlando Gentil: when you come here on the image shape you can change the shape

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Orlando Gentil: you can navigate, and if you get something that is flex.

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Orlando Gentil: it's this simple to get the amount of memory

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Orlando Gentil: I can. If I want. I can reduce the amount of memory here.

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Orlando Gentil: But let's say I have an application that requires

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Orlando Gentil: just a little bit of

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Orlando Gentil: all Cpus

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Orlando Gentil: in a lot of memory.

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Orlando Gentil: I can't go all the way. There's a there are still some ratios that apply, but as you can see

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Orlando Gentil: if I was on a traditional fixed shape

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Orlando Gentil: 4 times 16 would be

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Orlando Gentil: 1516 will be somewhere between 60 or 64 gigs of RAM, and in this case I can go up to 256, or if I want less.

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Orlando Gentil: I could go as low as

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Orlando Gentil: for yeah 4 GB of memory.

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You.

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Orlando Gentil: I I just showed you the flexible shapes.

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Orlando Gentil: If it's a. E. 3, e, 4, it's amd based if they don't have the e, it's intel based.

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Orlando Gentil: But they all we end with the flex name.

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Orlando Gentil: Oh, a you a one for

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Orlando Gentil: farm.

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Orlando Gentil: We just saw this the screen.

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Orlando Gentil: When you provision an instance, you have a different capacity. Types

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Orlando Gentil: you have on demand that it's the traditional way

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Orlando Gentil: you click when you

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Orlando Gentil: come here on the what is it

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Orlando Gentil: when you finish feeling all this information when you click on the create button here, it's because it's misinformation. It's not blue.

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Orlando Gentil: When you click on, create it will allocate the resource for you.

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Orlando Gentil: But there are

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Orlando Gentil: situations where you want to.

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Orlando Gentil: You Don't, want to rely on that

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on not having something reserved for you.

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Orlando Gentil: So you have the ability of creating what we call capacity reservation.

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Orlando Gentil: So that gives you some.

1942
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Orlando Gentil: You can plan ahead of time if you are planning to use the capacity and make that that reservation for you.

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Orlando Gentil: Let's say that you are on Black Friday, like Friday. Lot of people are going to

1944
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Orlando Gentil: increase the load on their systems, and all that. You don't want to have the risk

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Orlando Gentil: of being trying to provision a new instance or changing the size of the instance, and you, Don't, have resources available. With this you can create capacity, reservation, and you get a discount price for what you're not using. But when you decide to use.

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Orlando Gentil: They are available to you. You don't have a risk of being

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Orlando Gentil: You don't have the risk of being kind of overbook situation where you you can't provision the resources

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Orlando Gentil: when you need.

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Orlando Gentil: We have another type of provisioning called preemptable instances.

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Orlando Gentil: It's instances that are made for short term

1951
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Orlando Gentil: leases. Let's put this way for workloads that you can.

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Orlando Gentil: You don't have to worry if they, for

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Orlando Gentil: they are very short, or they are controlled outside of the instance.

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Orlando Gentil: Let's say you have a pool of risk or a pool of files that needs to be processed, and

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Orlando Gentil: those process the processing of those files. It's really

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Orlando Gentil: short.

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Orlando Gentil: with preemptable instances

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Orlando Gentil: as they go. Get the file process and give it back.

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Orlando Gentil: The instance Doesn't need to be

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Orlando Gentil: reliable, not reliable.

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Orlando Gentil: You don't have to keep the instance, there

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Orlando Gentil: for all

1963
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Orlando Gentil: all the time you can. If it fails because it was claimed back.

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Orlando Gentil: You don't lose anything. So if you have this type of workload.

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Orlando Gentil: You can take advantage of preemptable instances, because you have a very, very low cost

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Orlando Gentil: on them. Instead of having to have a on demand, or even with capacity reservation.

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Orlando Gentil: They use excess capacity, and because they are using excess capacity.

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you can take advantage of the low price

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Orlando Gentil: I should have moved.

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Orlando Gentil: explaining the capacity.

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Orlando Gentil: We talked about preemptable

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Orlando Gentil: and okay.

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Orlando Gentil: I think that it's

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Orlando Gentil: good queue if the capacity to change to storage

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Orlando Gentil: and before we go i'm gonna give you some resources, so you can follow up and

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Orlando Gentil: explore more the resources that we have

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Orlando Gentil: to get started.

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Orlando Gentil: When you create an instance.

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Orlando Gentil: We have several types of storage. But as we are talking about the instance, let's come here and let me show you

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Orlando Gentil: the instance needs to have a boot volume that will be your boot disc. If you are using windows that would be your C drive.

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Orlando Gentil: You can come here and specify the size of the volume.

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Orlando Gentil: and how fast

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Orlando Gentil: that volume will perform, you can increase the performance of the performance tier of the boot volume just by sliding here.

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Orlando Gentil: If you want more iops or not.

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Orlando Gentil: this kind of storage it's equivalent to if you're coming from this traditional world the way that we provision this

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Orlando Gentil: is, if you have, like, a nice cosy server.

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Orlando Gentil: So

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Orlando Gentil: if we jump to the storage section here

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Orlando Gentil: you you have all your block storage. Imagine this as your

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Orlando Gentil: could be an S.

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Orlando Gentil: No, not in that

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Orlando Gentil: again it's block storage. You can create block volumes here. Those block volumes could be boot volumes that you're going to use as the primary disk of the instance.

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Orlando Gentil: or it can be additional discs.

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Orlando Gentil: So when you have an instance

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Orlando Gentil: after it is created.

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Orlando Gentil: when you come here, you have a boot volume

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Orlando Gentil: I created with the minimum size that comes for the image.

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Orlando Gentil: If I add more discs.

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Orlando Gentil: It's gonna show here

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Orlando Gentil: on the instance.

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Orlando Gentil: Okay.

2002
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Orlando Gentil: And the way that you with that

2003
02:50:58.380 --> 02:51:03.719
Orlando Gentil: it could be virtualized or paralyzed. I mentioned the I because that's

2004
02:51:03.910 --> 02:51:08.459
Orlando Gentil: usually, if you have like a storage at your facility.

2005
02:51:08.530 --> 02:51:13.419
Orlando Gentil: Yeah, how you can provision volumes over the network. If you're not using like fiber

2006
02:51:13.570 --> 02:51:14.710
Orlando Gentil: to do that.

2007
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Orlando Gentil: let's go on the storage presentation. So I don't lose details that might be important for you guys.

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Orlando Gentil: Just a second.

2009
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Orlando Gentil: We mentioned block volume.

2010
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Orlando Gentil: and we're gonna go deep on that. But let's go with the flow here. So I don't lose details.

2011
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Orlando Gentil: There are several storage services that you can leverage on. Oci

2012
02:52:01.110 --> 02:52:03.460
Orlando Gentil: look when Vm. Is one of them.

2013
02:52:03.870 --> 02:52:07.740
Orlando Gentil: is you? It's used for

2014
02:52:09.340 --> 02:52:13.080
Orlando Gentil: dedicated hosts, or some shapes

2015
02:52:13.260 --> 02:52:15.550
Orlando Gentil: where you can.

2016
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Orlando Gentil: You specify the amount of raw capacity that you want?

2017
02:52:19.590 --> 02:52:24.260
Orlando Gentil: Imagine Mv. And the Nvme. Disks as a SSD.

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Orlando Gentil: On this to rights? They are much faster.

2019
02:52:27.290 --> 02:52:38.039
Orlando Gentil: and if your workloads need that, you have the option to to certain Vm. Shapes, remember the shapes could be

2020
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Orlando Gentil: flex flexible shapes or

2021
02:52:40.980 --> 02:52:50.430
Orlando Gentil: static shapes, those static shapes. There are some models where you can specify them with a local and vme storage.

2022
02:52:50.610 --> 02:52:52.250
Orlando Gentil: If you have a

2023
02:52:52.920 --> 02:52:56.039
Orlando Gentil: a bare metal server, a whole server to you.

2024
02:52:56.100 --> 02:53:06.569
Orlando Gentil: You also have the option to use either block storage or local storage, and depending on how you combine, you can go up to 3 million iops.

2025
02:53:10.770 --> 02:53:13.949
Orlando Gentil: Let me open this guys, and then we can move.

2026
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Orlando Gentil: So the

2027
02:53:17.660 --> 02:53:27.960
Orlando Gentil: this is like your storage device that you have on You would have on your on premises, and you can cut chunks of the this disk

2028
02:53:28.270 --> 02:53:34.160
Orlando Gentil: from anywhere from 50 GB to 32 in 1 GB increments.

2029
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Orlando Gentil: and once you assign it.

2030
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Orlando Gentil: You can connect to the instance using high School Z, or it could be parallelized. You have the options to do that.

2031
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Orlando Gentil: I, because he gives you a slightly better performance, and it's required. If you are using high performance, discs

2032
02:53:53.450 --> 02:54:02.010
Orlando Gentil: all this back end. Infrastructure is nvme based. So all the disks that you have on your storage. There are all in Vm.

2033
02:54:02.420 --> 02:54:04.949
Orlando Gentil: They run on a protected network.

2034
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Orlando Gentil: and it's separated it. It's, protected, so it's separated. The the traffic is not exposed.

2035
02:54:13.410 --> 02:54:16.369
Orlando Gentil: and it gives you some millisecond latency

2036
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Orlando Gentil: per vm. For instance, you can have up to 32 volumes.

2037
02:54:22.440 --> 02:54:24.199
Orlando Gentil: So if you exceed

2038
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Orlando Gentil: 32 TB.

2039
02:54:26.880 --> 02:54:31.170
Orlando Gentil: You need more than that. You can just go create a new volume.

2040
02:54:31.230 --> 02:54:34.019
Orlando Gentil: and that volume can be attached

2041
02:54:34.230 --> 02:54:37.419
Orlando Gentil: from there. It works like.

2042
02:54:37.450 --> 02:54:40.229
Orlando Gentil: If you go to Windows Manager, You're gonna see another disk.

2043
02:54:40.290 --> 02:54:45.399
You can combine them in the dynamic group. If you are on Linux you can do an lvm

2044
02:54:46.330 --> 02:54:53.079
Orlando Gentil: configure the way that you want to put the stripes. You can even use that to overcome the to get better performance.

2045
02:54:54.640 --> 02:55:03.169
Orlando Gentil: As I mentioned it's the traffic between this is storage back end, and the instances it's encrypted at transit.

2046
02:55:03.250 --> 02:55:07.399
Orlando Gentil: So there's no risk of anyone snooping on your data

2047
02:55:08.130 --> 02:55:09.190
Orlando Gentil: the

2048
02:55:09.410 --> 02:55:12.400
Orlando Gentil: when they are not in use they are encrypted at rest.

2049
02:55:13.480 --> 02:55:16.249
Orlando Gentil: and it's organized in a way

2050
02:55:16.500 --> 02:55:21.780
Orlando Gentil: that we feel each of the ability domain. You have multiple copies

2051
02:55:21.970 --> 02:55:25.509
Orlando Gentil: of that data to avoid corruption of the disks.

2052
02:55:27.710 --> 02:55:33.590
Orlando Gentil: The way that we size works is You can go from 50 all the way to 32

2053
02:55:34.140 --> 02:55:40.269
Orlando Gentil: the resource. Operation. It only works in one way, so you can't shrink the disks.

2054
02:55:40.410 --> 02:55:44.179
Orlando Gentil: But if you have a disk, if you want to extend the size of the disk.

2055
02:55:44.210 --> 02:55:46.039
Orlando Gentil: you just

2056
02:55:46.470 --> 02:55:47.690
Orlando Gentil: let me show you.

2057
02:55:47.760 --> 02:55:50.489
Orlando Gentil: It's as simple as

2058
02:55:51.530 --> 02:55:53.680
Orlando Gentil: I'm gonna go to my boot volume.

2059
02:55:56.380 --> 02:55:58.530
Orlando Gentil: I can click on edit

2060
02:55:58.620 --> 02:56:03.340
Orlando Gentil: the boot volume and here instead of 47. I can put 100.

2061
02:56:04.230 --> 02:56:06.459
Orlando Gentil: When I click save changes here

2062
02:56:08.520 --> 02:56:09.519
Orlando Gentil: it will do

2063
02:56:11.550 --> 02:56:18.930
Orlando Gentil: as this disk is. Our is connected to an instance. I have to run a couple of commands, so the

2064
02:56:20.420 --> 02:56:26.879
Orlando Gentil: it can rescue the bus and detect that the disk was the there's a changing side.

2065
02:56:27.640 --> 02:56:38.340
Orlando Gentil: and from there you will perform the regular operations that you will do if you have to extend your file system. So you have to create another partition, or extended the partition

2066
02:56:38.700 --> 02:56:40.140
Orlando Gentil: and

2067
02:56:40.260 --> 02:56:43.360
Orlando Gentil: format the partition. If you created a different partition.

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Orlando Gentil: Oh, that's good stuff.

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It's not bookstores based on Nvme. E. Yes.

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02:56:53.030 --> 02:56:59.770
Orlando Gentil: it's not cheered. Everything is a nvme from begin to finish. There are no physical disks on Oci.

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02:57:01.130 --> 02:57:01.910
Orlando Gentil: Yeah.

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Orlando Gentil: Same way that you can change the size you can.

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Orlando Gentil: I think it's on ongoing so I can play with it. But you I could come here and just drag.

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Orlando Gentil: This is lighter

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Orlando Gentil: all the way to 120. V. Oh, so now it's finished it.

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Orlando Gentil: This is online. I can go and change the performance online. There are some considerations when you are doing to your high performance. As I mentioned, If it's not using ice. Cuz you're just wasting money, so you have to pay attention to that.

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Orlando Gentil: Another feature that it's interesting is, if it's this one as you.

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Orlando Gentil: If this volume is detached from an instance, for example, you delete the instance, and you preserve the volume.

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Orlando Gentil: you can check this.

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Orlando Gentil: and when that happens that when you delete the instance preserving the volume, the volume will be detached

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Orlando Gentil: from the instance, it will detect that is detachable, and it will go to the lower possible cost of the

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Orlando Gentil: that you can have for storage

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Orlando Gentil: also from here is where you're going to define

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Orlando Gentil: the backup policy that you have. I I haven't slide on that

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Orlando Gentil: and cross region replication. I have another slide on that as well, so let me go back, so I don't lose track.

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Orlando Gentil: and don't spend too much time on what I should not.

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We talked about the tiers

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Orlando Gentil: if it's a boot volume, consider it from balance to to high performance. If it's a secondary disc, it can go all the way from basic

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Orlando Gentil: and, for example, good for large potential files. If you have, if you're loading a database and all this kind of things

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Orlando Gentil: you don't have to keep like it's stored on, balanced it, or high performance. You can store them as a basic.

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Orlando Gentil: because you have sequential access to the data.

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Orlando Gentil: High performance in other high performance, as the name implies, it gives you more performance. As you increase

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Orlando Gentil: the out of tune performance is what I mentioned that you can enable that, and if the disk is not associated, attach it to any instance, it will automatically

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Orlando Gentil: go to this basic

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to you.

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We showed that

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Orlando Gentil: we don't have to go.

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Orlando Gentil: but volume back up. We offer a backup service that it's there

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Orlando Gentil: the disk.

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Orlando Gentil: So it's a it's a bit different from the agent backup that you have on your

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Orlando Gentil: on traditional servers that you.

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Orlando Gentil: because it's gonna back up the whole disk. If you are using this, this combined somehow on the on the instance, you have to restore the backup of all the volumes that are combined.

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Orlando Gentil: If you want to use same way that a traditional backup infrastructure, If you have just one disk, it's that

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Orlando Gentil: transparent, you just restore it to a and

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Orlando Gentil: another thing that I have to mention you. You restore it to a different block device. You don't restore direct as this operates outside of the instance.

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Orlando Gentil: the back of when you have to restore it's going to be to a different block device.

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Orlando Gentil: It's a good thing, because if you have to

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Orlando Gentil: do any kind of operation, yeah, or create, for example, what test environment? It will not mess with the disk that it's in use.

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Orlando Gentil: and the backup is also used to. If you want to shrink the disc.

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Orlando Gentil: the backup checks, what are the it only backs up the data that you are using from the volume. If you have a

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Orlando Gentil: 1 TB drive, and you are using just a 100. The backup is going to back up just 100, and from that 100 that you can create a new disc that it's a smaller.

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Myles Brown: My, I think we're gonna start to lose some people. So I just wanted to kind of wrap things up. I'm. I'm sure you'll stick around and answer some questions. If there are some one person asked about the the slides that you have.

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Orlando Gentil: if those are available, I don't think that you are sharing those slides. Right?

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Myles Brown: Yeah.

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Orlando Gentil: they it's the same slides slightly different. But they have all this. All this slides are here.

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Myles Brown: Yeah, and you're gonna put that link into the chat for them.

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Orlando Gentil: Let me put this link.

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Orlando Gentil: I

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Orlando Gentil: everyone.

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Yeah.

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Myles Brown: I was just gonna share a couple of things, too. I I threw these up a little bit earlier, just mentioning that we do have a couple of upcoming free sessions, one on azure one on Google Cloud. We'll probably have some Aws ones in the spring. I would think

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Myles Brown: so. If you're on our mailing list, you should be getting those. We also have our very new report that we just put out the state of it training. If you're more of a trading coordinator or anything like that, you might be interested

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Myles Brown: next steps after taking this, you know, Orlando mentioned the foundations class. That's basically a 2 day version of what you did here today, right? So we jammed it into 3 h. But if we take 2 days, and then you have some labs where you actually get practice, you know that's that's kind of what we're looking at.

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Myles Brown: We have some dates coming up in March and in April for that we also have the 5 Day Associate architect workshop. And so that's, you know, goes much deeper. These both kind of map to certification. Exam: so they're They're the best way to get ready for them.

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We have the 5 Day Associate workshop.

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Myles Brown: We have a date in late March, and one at the beginning of May.

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Myles Brown: and if you're interested in any of this, you know. Go to exit, certified.com. You could email us. You can phone us. I'm gonna throw some of that into the chat. Just so. You have all of those links. Let me get that stuff here.

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Myles Brown: Find it.

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Myles Brown: Let's throw all of these things in there

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Myles Brown: that's everything.

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Myles Brown: and send it to everyone.

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Myles Brown: We go.

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Myles Brown: so that you should have all those links. I don't know if you're able to save the chat. I don't think this allows you to save the chat. You may have to.

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Myles Brown: you know, copy and paste them out of the chat.

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Myles Brown: That's pretty much

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Myles Brown: what I wanted to cover.

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Myles Brown: So thank you for joining, and thank Orlando very much for for going through this Orlando. You're gonna stick around a bit if if people have, I can. I I If you guys have time. I'm glad you I need a web app storage in probably 1015 min.

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Myles Brown: I might not go as deep as I would like to. But

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Myles Brown: Okay, I'll stop sharing so you can share again.

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ExitCertified: Right? Thanks, Miles.

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Right?

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Orlando Gentil: 3.

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Orlando Gentil: Okay.

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Orlando Gentil: So first of all, please apologize me for extending beyond what you guys have planned to dedicate to this.

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Orlando Gentil: but

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Orlando Gentil: I got carried over with identity access management. We took more time than we should.

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Orlando Gentil: so we were talking about the

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Orlando Gentil: we talked about. Look at when Vm. And block storage

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Orlando Gentil: we're talking about some of the features about the backup that you can do.

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Orlando Gentil: I jumped. I could then talk about, for example, that you can clone the volumes.

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Orlando Gentil: but pretty much it's your how you provision block devices

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Orlando Gentil: for your for your instances.

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Orlando Gentil: Next thing that we have. We have a fire storage service.

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Orlando Gentil: It's pretty much a

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Orlando Gentil: if you want to. Oversimplify it's a nfs server, but instead of creating an instance and attaching disks and creating the configuration. You just

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Orlando Gentil: click on the we just click on a button, and you see that you want to create a nfs share, and it starts from there for you. You just define

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Orlando Gentil: the security options that you're gonna have, and it's elastic. You don't have to create a You don't have to a different from block volume. You don't have to say, hey? I want to have a 100 GB. I want to have a 1 TB. No, you just say I want to have this share, and it grows and shrinks as you need.

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Orlando Gentil: and you can go up to eightxabytes.

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Orlando Gentil: Oh, use case for that

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Orlando Gentil: if you have, if you need a shared storage like an Nfs

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Orlando Gentil: that works for you.

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If you're coming from azure, we don't have like a safe Smb version yet, but it's on the works.

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Orlando Gentil: It's a bit tricky because it's proprietary.

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Orlando Gentil: It's a

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Orlando Gentil: We we don't have the same access that Microsoft would have to do that.

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Orlando Gentil: Leslie. We have object, storage.

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Orlando Gentil: object, storage, and archive storage. It's a

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Orlando Gentil: pretty much the same thing. The difference is archive storage is so

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Orlando Gentil: your long-term storage for what you have on object storage

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Orlando Gentil: object storage. You create a buckets

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Orlando Gentil: and those buckets you access them, using

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Orlando Gentil: http protocol. So most of the things You' to do based on

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Orlando Gentil: on the rest Api. To do that

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Orlando Gentil: duplicate modern applications. They are able to interact with object storage. So it should be no problem

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Orlando Gentil: if you the application is, and even if you are, for example, using an application that it's tailored to use just s 3 from Aws.

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Orlando Gentil: we offer a compatibility layer that allows you to use that same application

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Orlando Gentil: to do things with object storage.

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Orlando Gentil: your archive storage.

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Orlando Gentil: You get all the stuff that you have here is just move to a slower tier.

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and it was pretty much like a take backup.

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Orlando Gentil: meaning that the difference is, if you want to restore a backup that it's on archive storage.

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Orlando Gentil: It will take longer than if the backup is stored on your object. Storage

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Orlando Gentil: both. They have a limited capacity. You don't have to worry.

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Orlando Gentil: and you can put objects as big as 10 TB using you the ability to

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Orlando Gentil: from there

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Orlando Gentil: pretty much

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Orlando Gentil: anything.

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Orlando Gentil: You put the unstructured data.

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Orlando Gentil: So if you, if you want to store your logs, if you want to store images, videos.

2190
03:09:04.830 --> 03:09:10.360
Orlando Gentil: anything that you were creating, if your application can talk to the

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Orlando Gentil: Api's to do the to upload the files, to retrieve the files.

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to retrieve the file details.

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Orlando Gentil: It will work there

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Orlando Gentil: in between the object storage and archive storage. There is an intermediate

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Orlando Gentil: tier

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Orlando Gentil: that if you want something to that we call infrequent access, it's not listed here because it's not a different type. It's just like a subset of object storage.

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Orlando Gentil: Okay. So I think that reps up the

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Orlando Gentil: storage, not as deep as I wanted to to go through.

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Orlando Gentil: But again, if you guys come on the

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Orlando Gentil: education on the foundation scores.

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Orlando Gentil: if you want to go like a self basis.

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Orlando Gentil: you can find the same lessons that we went through.

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Orlando Gentil: It's a total of 8 h of training.

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Orlando Gentil: After that you can come here

2205
03:10:14.390 --> 03:10:15.470
Orlando Gentil: and

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03:10:16.100 --> 03:10:19.810
Orlando Gentil: click on this. Get started, and you can take the Xm.

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Orlando Gentil: And from there you're going to be able to

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Orlando Gentil: enroll on the exit certified cloud Octet.

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Orlando Gentil: So you can go and

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Orlando Gentil: keep pursuing a different certification again, this one the foundation it's free

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Orlando Gentil: non-profit.

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Orlando Gentil: So if you watch the videos keep some notes on where the information is based on the quiz that you have throughout the the training you should be able to get the certificate in the end of the week.

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Orlando Gentil: Okay.

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Orlando Gentil: I posted the this link 3 on the on the chat you can find me on.

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Orlando Gentil: My social media is here in the beginning. You may, or linkedin Instagram to either.

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Orlando Gentil: There are links to the oci trainings.

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Orlando Gentil: Other life sessions that we offer

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Orlando Gentil: live labs is an interesting resource. If you want to go and the find

2219
03:11:19.680 --> 03:11:21.929
Orlando Gentil: some practices they have that

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Orlando Gentil: I don't have the link yet. There are some trainings in structure based that the partners like exit search fired will provide where you don't have to have an account. You just go with the instructions. You have a

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Orlando Gentil: Brexit tendency. So you don't mess in one's environment. It's just for your training.

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Orlando Gentil: You can check with them if they have up coming dates, how it's gonna be.

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Orlando Gentil: Next thing is Architecture Center.

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03:11:56.530 --> 03:12:01.499
Orlando Gentil: This link is interesting. If you want to see how people are using. Oci.

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03:12:01.870 --> 03:12:03.630
Orlando Gentil: If

2226
03:12:04.320 --> 03:12:05.759
Orlando Gentil: you want to check

2227
03:12:06.700 --> 03:12:08.709
Orlando Gentil: different kinds of solutions.

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03:12:09.760 --> 03:12:13.130
Orlando Gentil: you can just speak from the tiles here, and

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03:12:13.430 --> 03:12:18.779
Orlando Gentil: a lot of them that you will have. I don't see that they they removed the

2230
03:12:19.430 --> 03:12:25.240
Orlando Gentil: There's some that a customer inspired. Oh, this is the one that i'm looking. If they have automation available.

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03:12:25.370 --> 03:12:33.489
Orlando Gentil: they have a one click deploy, and you can have all the resources provision to your tendency. So you don't have to deal.

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03:12:34.300 --> 03:12:40.140
Orlando Gentil: and with the process of creation. You can just evaluate how a solution works on Oci.

2233
03:12:43.030 --> 03:12:44.789
Orlando Gentil: And did I miss anything?

2234
03:12:45.040 --> 03:12:54.200
Orlando Gentil: These are the 3 links here are unofficial ways that I keep interacting with the community. You you can ignore that.

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03:12:57.710 --> 03:13:01.209
Orlando Gentil: Okay. So here I think that

2236
03:13:01.380 --> 03:13:04.329
Orlando Gentil: I had to rush on the in the end. Sorry for that.

2237
03:13:04.800 --> 03:13:08.330
Orlando Gentil: But I think that gets the the oci.

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Orlando Gentil: I get your feet wet with full ci, and ready to

2239
03:13:13.260 --> 03:13:16.460
Orlando Gentil: join us on this new journey to know we'll see a.

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Orlando Gentil: Do you have any closing notes?

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ExitCertified: No, just so, thank you. Everyone for joining us today and thank you, Orlando, for hosting this session. If you guys have any questions to kind of wrap up the session. Please feel free to drop them in the Q. A. Box

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ExitCertified: other than that this Webinar is being recorded, and everyone that registered will receive a recording in a follow up email before the end of the week.

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ExitCertified: If you wish to connect with as it certified. Please feel free to visit our website. The link is in the chat box right now

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03:13:47.510 --> 03:13:51.130
to chat with our wraps or to view our upcoming core schedules

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03:13:51.730 --> 03:13:56.330
ExitCertified: with that said once again: Thank you so much for joining and have a great afternoon. Everyone.

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Orlando Gentil: Thank you guys.

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