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oci-arm-host-capacity
This script allows to bypass Oracle Cloud Infrastructure 'Out of host capacity' error immediately when additional OCI capacity will appear in your Home Region / Availability domain.
Obvious, an OCI account, get it from here - oracle.com/cloud. If you already have an account, be careful not to have any resources provisioned already (even for other users, or compartments), this tutorial will use all free-tier ones. Also be extra careful to pick a region not so popular, as it may have no resources available. Pick a region with enough ARM instances available. If during final steps, terraform is stuck, you can check in OCI > Compute > Instance Pools > select your own > Work requests , if there is Failure _and in that log file there's an error _Out of host capacity, then you must wait, even days until resources are freed. You can run a script from here which will try to create instances until there's something available. When that happens, go fast to your OCI, delete all that was created and then run the terraform scripts;
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After you've cloned the repo, go to oci/terraform.tfvars and edit all values with the ones from your notes file. This build uses the great terraform configuration files from this repo of garutilorenzo (using version 2.2; if you have errors running all of this, you should check what changed in this repo since v2.2, or 01.02.23). You can read here if you want to customize your configuration and edit the main.tf file. This is the diagram that garutilorenzo made and how your deployment will look like (this tutorial is without Longhorn and ArgoCD, with 1 server nodes + 3 worker nodes and with ingress controller set as Traefik): *note - I've got some problems with clock of WSL2 not being synced to Windows clock. And provisioning didn't worked so if you receive clock errors too, verify your time with datecommand, if out of sync just run sudo hwclock -s or sudo ntpdate time.windows.com. Now just run terraform plan and then terraform apply. If everything was ok you should have your resources created.
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WorkOS
The modern identity platform for B2B SaaS. The APIs are flexible and easy-to-use, supporting authentication, user identity, and complex enterprise features like SSO and SCIM provisioning.
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Official OCI provider documentation from Terraform - here. Official OCI Oracle documentation with Tutorials - here and Guides - here. Great GitHub repo of garutilorenzo - here. There are a few others who can help you with k8s on OCI too 1 with repo, 2, 3.
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k3s-cluster-on-oracle-cloud-infrastructure
A fully automated Kubernetes k3s cluster deployment including IaC on the Oracle Cloud Infrastructure, which is always free.
Official OCI provider documentation from Terraform - here. Official OCI Oracle documentation with Tutorials - here and Guides - here. Great GitHub repo of garutilorenzo - here. There are a few others who can help you with k8s on OCI too 1 with repo, 2, 3.
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Official OCI provider documentation from Terraform - here. Official OCI Oracle documentation with Tutorials - here and Guides - here. Great GitHub repo of garutilorenzo - here. There are a few others who can help you with k8s on OCI too 1 with repo, 2, 3.
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InfluxDB
Power Real-Time Data Analytics at Scale. Get real-time insights from all types of time series data with InfluxDB. Ingest, query, and analyze billions of data points in real-time with unbounded cardinality.
