The following table lists the tasks that a customer user is allowed to perform. Detailed instructions are provided in a demonstration video of each task.
Table 5.2 Overview of Customer User Tasks
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Task Description |
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Initial log in Review the initial login sequence to Oracle Enterprise Manager, where you change the initial password and set accessibility preferences. |
video:Initial log in |
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Change a password Learn how to change the customer user password when you are logged in as the customer user. | |
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Deploy a template Learn about how a Customer User can deploy a template to create a virtual server. Starting with a template provided by a Cloud Administrator, you can configure server features such as storage, memory, network, and HA. You can also choose to save your server as a template or a deployment plan for future use. |
video:Deploy a template related documentation: Provisioning a Guest Virtual Machine Using Oracle VM Templates |
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Deploy an assembly Learn how to deploy an assembly with custom network and storage settings, after your Administrator publishes assemblies to your Self Service portal. |
video:Deploy an assembly related documentation: Provisioning Guest Virtual Machines Using Oracle Virtual Assemblies (OVA) |
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Add dedicated storage to a server Learn how to add a dedicated virtual disk to a server, confirm the disk has been added, and how to release the storage when it is no longer needed. | |
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Add shared storage to a server Learn how to add a virtual disk to a server and share that storage with an additional server, confirm the disk is shared, then releasing that storage when it is no longer needed. |
video:Add shared storage to a server related documentation: Requesting Servers |
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Deploy a server using iSCSI storage LUNs Learn how to request and configure a server or virtual machine that use iSCSI storage LUNs. | |
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Upload and share a component Learn about uploading a template or assembly file to the Self Service Portal Software Library, and then sharing that component with specific users or roles. |
video:Upload and share a component related documentation: |
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VM lifecycle management: start, stop, restart, ... Learn about stopping and starting a virtual server individually, and how to manage virtual server lifecycles as part of an assembly. |
video:Server lifecycle management related documentation: Starting and Stopping a Virtual Server |
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Modify the configuration of a server Learn how to change memory, CPU, network, or storage settings for a VM, and in what cases you need to shut down the VM for changes. |
video:Modifying server configuration related documentation: Modifying the Server Configuration |
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Clone a server Learn how to clone an existing server. When a server is cloned, you create a copy which includes the installed software and guest OS. You can alter CPU, memory, and storage as needed, but you must change the host name and IP address of the clone. |
video:Cloning a server |
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Create an IaaS server schedule policy Learn about creating a schedule policy for a target, and then associating that policy with one or more targets. |
video:Create an IaaS server schedule policy related documentation: Defining a Schedule-Based Policy |
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Create an IaaS policy group Learn about creating a policy group by combining multiple policies, and then associating that policy group with one or more targets. |
video:Create an IaaS policy group video related documentation: Creating a Policy Group |
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View chargeback information Learn how to view the resources used by a specific user, view charge rates for VMs, and see your chargeplan details. |
video:View chargeback information related documentation: Viewing Chargeback Details |
Learn about network profiles Discover the role of network profiles and how they are used to facilitate assembly deployments. |
related documentation: Creating a Network Profile |
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Set Self Service Portal user preferences Learn how to customize your user preferences, such as configuring notifications, setting your default portal home page, and defining default values for server deployment. | |
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Stage files for the uploader user Learn how to upload a file to the on-board HTTP server, using SFTP as the uploader user. Oracle Private Cloud at Customer users can request configuration of an HTTP server on the Oracle Enterprise Manager host. This HTTP server is configured as a referenced file location in Oracle Enterprise Manager. Included in this configuration are the uploader user and an SFTP server. |
video:Staging files for Oracle Enterprise Manager as the uploader user |
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Learn about the Kubernetes as a Service feature Learn background information about the Oracle Enterprise Manager features that support Kubernetes as a Service. | |
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Create a Kubernetes cluster with one of the following network configurations:
Learn how to create a Kubernetes cluster based on the network configuration of your environment. |
videos: |
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Start and stop a Kubernetes cluster Learn how to start and stop a Kubernetes cluster. Caution! – Stopping a Kubernetes cluster causes the cluster resources such as virtual machines, virtual disks, and applications to be permanently deleted from the configuration. | |
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Create a node pool and scale up a Kubernetes cluster Learn how to create a node pool and scale up a Kubernetes cluster. |
video:Create a Node Pool and Scale Up a Kubernetes Cluster for Oracle Private Cloud at Customer |
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Scale down a Kubernetes cluster and delete a node pool Learn how to scale down a Kubernetes cluster and delete a node pool. |
video:Scale Down a Kubernetes Cluster and Delete a Node Pool for Oracle Private Cloud at Customer |
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Delete a Kubernetes cluster Learn how to delete a kubernetes cluster. |
video: Delete a Kubernetes cluster |