Creating a Compute Cloud@Customer Infrastructure in OCI
Create a Compute Cloud@Customer infrastructure in Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI) to communicate with the corresponding infrastructure in the data center.
- A compartment is set up to host the infrastructure definitions.
- A VCN and subnet are set up as required by the infrastructure.
- IAM policies are set up to provide appropriate user and resource access to the infrastructure compartment.
Also ensure that an upgrade schedule for this infrastructure is defined. If you don't set up an upgrade schedule, Oracle can upgrade the infrastructure at any time. See Creating a Compute Cloud@Customer Upgrade Schedule.
To create an infrastructure, follow these steps: What's Next?
Connect the Compute Cloud@Customer infrastructure to your OCI tenancy. See Connecting a Compute Cloud@Customer Infrastructure to OCI.
Use the ccc infrastructure create command and required parameters to create an infrastructure:
oci ccc infrastructure create --compartment-id <compartment ocid> --display-name <Descriptive name> --subnet-id <subnet to connect infrastructure to>... [OPTIONS]
Avoid entering confidential information.
For a complete list of CLI commands, flags, and options, see the Command Line Reference.
What's Next?
Connect the Compute Cloud@Customer infrastructure to your OCI tenancy. See Connecting a Compute Cloud@Customer Infrastructure to OCI.
Use the CreateCccInfrastructure operation to create a Compute Cloud@Customer infrastructure.
For information about using the API and signing requests, see REST APIs and Security Credentials. For information about SDKs, see Software Development Kits and Command Line Interface.
What's Next?
Connect the Compute Cloud@Customer infrastructure to your OCI tenancy. See Connecting a Compute Cloud@Customer Infrastructure to OCI.