Create an Oracle SOA Cloud Service Instance Attached to a Private Subnet on Oracle Cloud Infrastructure
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Create an Oracle SOA Cloud Service Instance Attached to a Private Subnet
This topic does not apply to Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Classic.
Note:
You cannot create an Oracle SOA Cloud Service instance on a private subnet using the Oracle SOA Cloud Service Console.Prerequisite: Before creating an Oracle SOA Cloud Service instance, create an Oracle Cloud Infrastructure native database in the same private subnet. See Create an Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Database for Oracle SOA Cloud Service.
To create an Oracle SOA Cloud Service instance attached to a private subnet:
Notes:
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If you followed all prerequisites and the instance creation fails, make sure that you don't have firewall settings blocking your request.
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If you want to scale out or scale in the instance, you must use the corresponding REST API. These operations will not succeed using the Oracle SOA Cloud Service Console.
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The compute nodes of Oracle SOA Cloud Service instances that are attached to private subnets in Oracle Cloud Infrastructure have private IP addresses, so you can’t
ssh
to the nodes or access the administration consoles of such instances from the public Internet. -
You can access the administration consoles and connect to the nodes of such instances through a Bastion host attached to a public subnet or through your on-premises network by using IPSec VPN connectivity. See Extend Your On-Premises Network with a VCN on Oracle Cloud Infrastructure.
- Connect to the Oracle SOA Cloud
Service instance through SSH using the Bastion node. Note that the Bastion VM is
in same VCN but in a different public
subnet.
ssh -i opc_key opc@publicBastionIP
- Inside the Bastion node, run the following command to copy the private key to the
Bastion node, and connect to the Oracle SOA Cloud
Service instance through
SSH:
ssh -i /tmp/opc_key opc@privateIP
where
privateIP
is the WebLogic Server private IP address or the OTD private IP address.
- Connect to the Oracle SOA Cloud
Service instance through SSH using the Bastion node. Note that the Bastion VM is
in same VCN but in a different public
subnet.